Our History

A brief history of Austec Building Automation and our achievements.

Austec Building Automation.

Austec History

2001
2001

Austec Formation by Andy Henderson & Graeme Edwards.

Austec Staff No.’s: 4.

Reliable Controls Dealer Approved in QLD.

2003
2003

Trace Argo Joins Austec as Director.

2006
2006

Austec South Australia Formation.

Cathal McAlindel Joins Austec SA as Director.

Austec Staff No.’s: Queensland – 6, South Australia – 4.

2007
2007

$1 Million in Reliable product sales.

2009
2009

Rebranding with new log, signage and stationery.

2010
2010

WEB controllers introduced to BMS market.
Austec becomes one of the first companies in Australia to use the BACnet open communications protocol.

2011
2011

Austec starts an installation division for BMS construction projects.

2013
2013

$1 Million per annum of service contract sales achieved.

2015
2015

Austec North Queensland formation.

David Henderson becomes an Austec Director.

Austec Staff No.’s: Queensland – 31, South Australia – 5, North Queensland – 3.

2016
2016

Austec becomes a Tridium Vykon Dealer.

2017
2017

Achieved OH&S 45001:2018 & QA ISO 9001:2015 accreditation.

2018
2018

Founder and Director – Andy Henderson Retires after 17 years.

Austec develops energy platform based on open-source software.

$1.5 Million per annum in Service Contract sales achieved.

Surpassed $5 Million in Reliable product sales.

2021
2021

Austec’s 20th year in Buisness.

Austec purchases Head Office building: 23 Christensen Road, Stapylton QLD.

Austec Staff No.’s: Queensland – 32, South Australia – 8, North Queensland – 6.

2022
2022

Austec holds 20th year celebrations at Hamilton Island.

Matt Coad becomes Director in Austec South Australia.

Director Trace Argo Retires after 19 years

2023
2023

Achieved ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems accreditation.

Distech Authorised System Dealer Integration.

2024
2024

Solution Partner Agreement with Siemens BT products.

$10 Million Reliable Product Sales.

Austec Staff No.’s: Queensland – 25, South Australia – 7, North Queensland – 5.