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Itero’s approach to asset remediation, with complex access, utilises a range of innovative and efficient methods that, when applied correctly, deliver significant cost savings. However, during tender stages, these savings can sometimes seem too good to be true. The use of non-traditional methods and innovation outside industry norms can lead to hesitation, with clients often opting for more conventional approaches, despite the higher costs, due to a fear of the unknown. With the recent project completion of a 440m…
Itero’s approach to asset remediation, with complex access, utilises a range of innovative and efficient methods that, when applied correctly, deliver significant cost savings. However, during tender stages, these savings can sometimes seem too good to be true. The use of non-traditional methods and innovation outside industry norms can lead to hesitation, with clients often opting for more conventional approaches, despite the higher costs, due to a fear of the unknown. With…
To bring in the new year, it is our pleasure to announce that Itero Australia has become the first Australian distributor of V-Deck™. Over the past year, as well as becoming official trainers and installers of V-Deck™, Itero Australia has been working closely with Velo Tech Systems (VTS), UK designer and manufacturer, to promote the benefits of V-Deck™ in supporting our clients’ access challenges. Being a distributor of V-Deck™, Itero Australia and VTS, will be working closely to improve…
High-profile, high-risk project work and asset remediation specialist, Melchor Access, has been bought out by founding director, Patrick McCormack, relaunching as ITERO Australia. Melchor Access was established in 2017 as a division of Melchor Group, rapidly growing to become one of WA’s leading industry operators. Both founding directors, Shane Jones and Patrick, felt that the specialist division was being somewhat diluted as the broader business grew predominantly in the construction…