Toshiba Industrial Corporation (TIC), Oceania had a great opportunity to interact with electrical, mechanical and telecommunication engineering students at UNSW-ELSOC Industry Night. Curious and inquisitive students asked many questions about TIC and its activities.

Kilometres long conveyors in mining industry have to deal with several operational considerations – one of them is: Belt-drift and dislodgement when conveyors are started from stand-still positions. If not monitored correctly, it leads to loss of production revenue and belt damage. Toshiba Variable Speed Drives (VSDs) manage drifting and dislodgement problems expertly and thus reduce downtime.

While, running a business with small inventory level is a golden rule for any business, at Toshiba International Corporation, Australia, stock 'availability' is more important.

“A stitch in time saves nine” — a proverb that rings especially true when it comes to safety in industrial applications such as cranes, conveyors and hoisting systems.

Join us in Nusa Dua, June 16–18, where Toshiba International Corporation - Oceania is proud to be one of the sponsors, at this key event for the data centre community.

Engineering students at UNSW met with TIC engineers to learn about their technology, projects, and internship opportunities, showing great interest and asking many questions.

A few weeks ago, we visited the Toshiba International Corporation and PGSR teams at the Eraring Battery Energy Storage (BESS) project to observe the installation of one of the two Toshiba 330kV transformers.

The recent return to service of Callide Unit C4 represents a critical milestone for CS Energy. Following the incident in May 2021, our teams from Toshiba International Corporation and PGSR have worked relentlessly to rebuild and restore the power unit

We're honoured to introduce the Nathan Godby Memorial Scholarship, named in memory of a cherished TIC team member who left us far too soon.

The Australian Clean Energy Summit in Sydney this year offered a fantastic opportunity for many of our staff to share our capabilities and knowledge with conference participants and learn from the diverse sessions available.

Shimizu-san and Remy attended the 150th anniversary of the Australia Industry (AI) Group in Melbourne.