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Labour Resources
Where we excel
Corke Instrument Engineering (Australia) Pty.Ltd. strength lies in our diverse labour resources and facilities ,enabling us to provide reliable and cost effective solutions.
Our personnel are skilled and experienced in the field of Instrumentation and electrical works and are available for short term needs, such as holiday coverage and planned maintenance shutdowns to larger construction projects.
We service numerous clients over an extensive range of industries including:
Upstream oil and gas
Petrochemicals and refining
Power generation
Water
Pulp and paper
Food processing
Pharmaceutical
Auto
Manufacturing
Both our clients and our staff benefit from backup assistance provided by other groups within the business (i.e. Training, Electrical Service, Instrument Service, Construction, Engineering and Panel Fabrication) .
A complete range of knowledge and skills is provided by our labour resources; from qualified trades personnel to leading hands, supervisors, managers and engineers.
Personnel with years of accumulated experience coupled with ongoing, in house training, has resulted in a group of resources with detailed knowledge of all major instrumentation and electrical systems equipment.
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24/7 Backup and Support
Having trouble? Instrument and electrical 24 Hour on-call service. Call 0418 517 748
2010 Excellence Award
Watch presentation July 16 2010, a proud day for Corke…
Our efforts on the AGL Bogong Hydro power station were recognised by our peers at the recent NECA Excellence awards held at Crown Casino in Melbourne.
View the project Case Study
A new era...
May 1 2009, saw the start of an exciting new era for Corke Instrument Engineering. The company which has delivered on its promises for over 30 years was acquired by Downer EDI as the groups 'Centre for Excellence' in Instrumentation
ZERO RECORDABLE INJURY STATISTIC FOR 2010
Congratulations to all Corke personnel for their part in achieving a zero recordable frequency rate for the year 2010. This is a great milestone and everyone involved should be proud in reaching this target. If we all do our bit we will meet our target of Zero Harm in 2011.
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