Quality Processes

Creating quality outcomes through quality processes


ICT has forged a reputation for delivering high-quality outcomes. Our consistent success is not achieved by accident – it is derived from having comprehensive, up-to-date quality systems and protocols in place and fostering a culture where sticking to them is the norm.
We understand that engineering is more than just problem solving … great solutions demand not only highly co-ordinated work by many people, but great attention to detail to ensure that the ultimate deliverables are correct.

At ICT we take quality assurance very, very seriously. Our clients invest in high-quality solutions and it is our responsibility (professionally and morally) to ensure that they get what they pay for. For that reason our quality systems go beyond compliance, underpinning our service methodologies at every point.

ICT has achieved (and continues to maintain) Quality Assurance accreditation to Australian and International Standard ISO 9001. The requirements of these standards are embodied in ICT's Quality Assurance Procedures and in the specific Quality Plans prepared and implemented for each project.

An in-house ICT-appointed Quality Manager; ensures adherence to plans, guidelines and regulations, ensures that client and third-party standards are integrated into the relevant plans and that regular internal and external audits are conducted. ICT's enterprise-wide commitment to quality is evident in our work practices, professional development focus, emphasis on comprehensive documentation and, most of all, our consistently high-calibre outputs.

Friday, October 07, 2011
ICT is recognised for smart contribution to the State of Victoria.ICT is recognised for smart contribution to the State of Victoria.
Industrial Control Technology Pty Ltd (ICT) received the highest Award of Excellence in the 2011 Victorian Engineering Excellence Awards (VEEA) in the Smart Systems category. The award recognised ICT’s outstanding contribution to the CSIRO’s Australian Animal Health Laboratory upgrade at Geelong, a facility which plays a critical role in protecting animal health, human health, and the environment.  Read More
Thursday, April 14, 2011
Sharing Machine Safety Knowledge
ICT has been active over many years in sharing its knowledge and experience in the developing field of machine safety. International organisation MarcusEvans conferences organised a national machinery safety and asset integrity forum at the Hilton Hotel Melbourne on 14-15th April 2011. The aim of the conference was to “discuss the most recent developments, key challenges and future trends of machine and equipment safety for fixed plants, furthermore to get organisations to understand the efforts it takes from the organisations as a whole to succeed in safety initiatives to avoid costly operational interruptions and workplace incidents and accidents.”   Read More
Wednesday, October 06, 2010
ICT presents with European safety expert. ICT presents with European safety expert.
In October 2010 Siemens Australia invited Bernard Mysliwiec as their guest from Germany to speak in Australia in relation to the transition of standards which was occurring in Europe. Bernard has extensive experience in the field and sits on machine safety committee for the EN standards body. The seminar was run at Siemens Bayswater with speakers including: Neil Storey (Safe Work Australia), John Skinner (Siemens Australia), Bernard Mysliwiec (Siemens Nuremberg) and Mark Crittenden (ICT).   Read More
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
ICT joins concentrated solar power expertsICT joins concentrated solar power experts
CSP Today is an international organisation working to bring together organisations with a common interest in the field of concentrated solar power. ICT has an active interest in this growing field and sent two representatives to the 4th Annual CSP Today summit in Sans Francisco.  Read More
Friday, June 18, 2010
Facilitating a low carbon future for Geelong.Facilitating a low carbon future for Geelong.
An understanding of the challenges and opportunities for a low carbon future will be fundamental in planning future directions for Geelong. With this in mind ICT in conjunction with the Committee for Geelong and support of Deakin University and Siemens Australia organised an executive briefing for influential members of the Geelong community. Representatives from manufacturing, commerce, local government and educational facilities attended the luncheon session at the Mecure Hotel.  Read More