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RMIT researchers develop road making material from disposable face masks   In order to avoid tons of waste to go to the landfill after the pandemic RMIT university has founded an innovative way to use disposable face masks for the construction of roads. For instance: a two-lane road will require three million of disposable masks. The inclusion of disposable masks for roads will also improve the mechanical characteristics of the construction.   Source: https://www.manmonthly.com.au/news/rmit-researchers-develop-road-making-material-disposable-face-masks/  

What a better way to keep your 2021’s resolutions than achieving your business’ growing goals? Business Victoria and AIIA assist you on doing so by teaching small businesses understanding and managing stock levels, channels to market and the logistics that are the core activities for a successful small business on its interaction within the supply chain.   Source: https://upskill.business.vic.gov.au/upskill/supply-chain-challenges-for-small-business/ Back to News

The vast road map designed by The Federal Government called “Manufacturing a new future for Australia” has a vision to make Australia recognised for its sustainable yet high quality manufacturing sector and the due date for reaching this goal is 2030. Expecting: In 2 years: Create stability within the business environment in such a a way that encourages new investment In 5 years: Be more focussed on sci-tech systems to support the industry in order to be more productive and competitive. In 10 years: lock in productive and competitive firms with high-impact sectoral growth To do so, there are 4 initiatives manufacturing focussed: 1.    Modern Manufacturing Initiative 2.    Supply Chain

COVID-19 has brought the importance of Australian supply chains to the fore. As overseas supply chains came to a halt, industries here were significantly impacted as supplies depleted. This prompted the government to consider an initiative that could sustain local manufacturing. Source: “Why manufacturers should consider 3D and robotics to innovate following the federal budget” – https://www.australianmanufacturing.com.au/131462/why-manufacturers-should-consider-3d-and-robotics-to-innovate-following-the-federal-budget Back to News

Has the Covid-19 situation given your company the opportunity to wonder what’s the future of your business, how to grow in your manufacturing processes and how to adapt to the current, more-than-ever-changing market? There is a Series of 10 Webinars by The AMCG which, might help you in your journey to become the company the market is demanding. Ten Ways to Succeed in Australian Manufacturing in 10 weeks could be accessed at: https://www.amgc.org.au/events/ten-ways-to-succeed-in-australian-manufacturing-in-10-weeks/ Source: https://www.amgc.org.au Back to News

Melbourne has been chosen for many companies to locate their headquarters and every cardinal point of its city is recognised by its own niche for instance:   East and South of Melbourne is home to large manufacturers of transport equipment, automotive and transport components, plastics and chemicals, medical devices, pharmaceuticals and food and fibre. While, Inner Metro and Inner South East has companies dedicated to design and engineering, research and development and advanced manufacturers across all sectors.   Source: Advancing Victorian Manufacturing A BLUEPRINT FOR THE FUTURE, page 12   https://djpr.vic.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/1543761/10764-DEJTR-EIT-Advanced-Manufacturing-Statement-.pdf Back to News

Federal Government Manufacturing Industry strategy   GT Turning celebrates the Federal Government latest strategy of making 1.3 Billion available for the Manufacturing Industry to support businesses that might be affected due to COVID-19. Manufacturing companies across six priority areas will receive more help: mining, food and drink, medical products, recycling and clean energy, defence and space.  Source: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/australia-s-manufacturing-sector-gets-1-5-billion-boost-in-pandemic-recovery-plan Back to News

Our Covid Safe Plan GT Turning is open for business. To support our customers in vital industries during the current Coronavirus restrictions, GT Turning remains open under a COVID Safe Plan to ensure the health and wellbeing of our staff, customers and suppliers. Please contact us for more details. Back to News

Meet our NEW Team EXPERT – Jass GT Turning is pleased to let you know that to strengthen our customer service a new team member has been added. Her name is Jass and she is here to address customers’ needs and to ensure all of you have a good experience.    Jass has a 5+ years’ experience in the metal mechanical sector and 5 years’ experience with customers from different sectors: plastics, petroleum, CNC repetition, etc.    If you have any questions, requests, quotations, feedback feel free to contact her at any time at jass@gordontech.com.au and we assure you she will be back to you quicker than you expected. Back