TIC's 40 year
  Annual Review - 2016

2nd Feb 1978	Establishment of TIC at Goldfields House, Sydney, NSW
1978	Melbourne Operations started
Oct 1981	Acquisition of Maddrell Brothers. Establishment of Industrial Division at TIC
1987-88	Perth and Brisbane local Industrial Operations started
1988	Moved to Lane Cove premises combining Power & Industrial Divisions
Jun 1988	Established Computer Software Development Centre. Closed in Mar 2000
1993	First QA certificate to ISO Standard
Feb 1998	Move to newly built site in Parramatta, NSW
2007	Beresfield Industrial Operations started
2012	Opened New Zealand Branch Office for Power Division
Jun 2013	Established TIC’s first wholly owned subsidiary, PGSR Pty Ltd
Jun 2015	Relocated to new premises in Winston Hills, NSW.

1979 – 1994	Supply & install 12 x 660MW Steam Turbine Generators for Vales Point, Eraring, Bayswater and Mt Piper Power Stations
1998 -1999	Order for supply of supercritical Steam Turbine Generators for Callide C and Tarong North power stations
2001	Supply and Install the first underground Gas Insulated Transformer in Australia  for Transgrid at the Haymarket Substation.
2003 – 2012	Awarded Hydro runner uprate supply contracts from Snowy Hydro for 30 runners at 6 power stations.
2006	Contract awarded from AGL Southern Hydro for supply of two hydro turbine generators for  Bogong Power Development.
2006 –2007/08	Award of Contract for supply and installation of HV transformers for Transgrid 500kV line upgrade including 21, 500/132kV transformers and five 500/23kV generator transformers for Bayswater Power  Station.
2008	Order received for supply of two, 85MW geothermal turbine generators for Contact Energy in New Zealand
2011-2013	Awarded contracts for upgrade of four units steam turbines for Yallourn Power station
2015	Awarded 5 year relationship Agreement for Turbine outage maintenance at Bayswater Power station for AGL. Awarded T&D divisions first SCiB battery storage project for Ergon Energy in Qld.

1981 – 83	Supply & install 12 x 660MW Steam Turbine Generators for Vales Point, Eraring, Bayswater and Mt Piper Power Stations
1995	BHP (now BSL) Western Port hot strip mill modernisation project.
1996	Development of the largest dual drive variable speed grinding mill for grinding copper bearing ore.
1997	Supplied motors to the Tasman pulp and paper (TMP project) in New Zealand which was the largest TMP plant in the world.
1999	Engineering Excellence Award from Institute of Engineers, Australia for Western Port project.
2001	Started Service Dept  and introduction of 3 energy efficient products
2004	Apprentice program started. TIC has trained 15 apprentices and received over 15 training awards.
2005	Awarded the Storage Ring RF system (including Accelerator Cavities, Klystrons and power supplies & control systems) for the Australian Synchrotron project in Victoria.
2006	First industrial general purpose active converter variable speed drive to the Australian market.
2015	TIC’s new head office was completed with 100% Toshiba LED Lighting solutions. At that time one of the largest 100% LED lit buildings in Australia.
2016	Awarded first e-bus supply contract for public transport system.
2017	Completed Australia Post project for CFCP (Culler Facer Canceller Processing) mail sorting equipment. Capable of processing over 7 million letters per day.

For a company to keep on growing and prospering, it requires hardworking, dedicated and committed employees.  This is something that TIC has been very fortunate to have found. There are a number of employees with over 20 years or more of TIC experience and many others coming up to the 10 year mark.  
It is the contribution of employees that has enabled TIC  to achieve its success over the past 40 years. This contribution has required team work, dedication to customer needs, persistence, attention to detail and commitment  from our employees.  During the past 40 years of business, it is the talents and efforts of employees that have helped TIC to succeed in a changing and often volatile market.

The regional and export business is growing expanding from the Oceania region and beyond.  In response to customer needs, TIC is developing its capabilities to add value and support a competitive portfolio of products, systems and solutions.
Power and T&D Divisions' focus in the current buoyant energy market is to utilise Toshiba’s advanced technologies and commitment to strong customer service. This has led us to exploring the capabilities of battery and hydro pump storage and continued expansion of its aftermarket service business both in in Australia, New Zealand and globally.
Industrial Division continues to perform strongly in its core business of motor, drive and controls, and is moving ahead with new social infrastructure business related to mass transport. This business opportunity involves supplying Toshiba SCIB batteries to e-buses and establishing fast charging systems to service these batteries.
Overall, TIC will continue to innovate and cultivate products and systems that allow us to provide long term solutions and services that enhance the value of the customer’s business.