New Office & Workshop
ElectricalServices
| Project: | New Office & Workshop |
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| Location: | Roseneath
QLD 4811 |
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| Sector: | Commercial/ Industrial |
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| Delivery Year: | 2024 |
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Reliable Electrical Infrastructure, Built for Performance
ACG Airconditioning & Electrical was engaged to deliver the electrical services package for a new office and workshop facility in Roseneath, North Queensland.
The project involved the installation of a complete electrical infrastructure package to support a purpose-built commercial and industrial facility, including office areas, workshop operations, external site services, communications, lighting, mechanical power supplies, security infrastructure and switchboards.
Scope of Works
ACG’s electrical package included the installation and coordination of:
- Main switchboard and distribution boards infrastructure
- Site electrical reticulation and underground conduit
- Power supplies to office, workshop and external areas
- Workshop power supplies, including three-phase outlets and equipment connections
- Lighting installation across office, workshop, amenities, external and site areas
- Emergency and exit lighting systems
- Data outlets and communications rack
- Security system
- Mechanical services power supplies
- External lighting and site services
- Testing, commissioning and handover documentation
Project Delivery
This project required careful coordination between the builder, electrical design consultant, equipment suppliers, mechanical trade, communications infrastructure and site services.
ACG delivered the works with a strong focus on compliant installation, practical buildability and long-term asset performance.
The Outcome
The completed electrical package provides the client with reliable infrastructure for day-to-day office operations, workshop functionality, communications, security, lighting, mechanical services and external site use.
Why This Project Matters
This project demonstrates ACG’s ability to deliver more than a standard electrical fit-out. It required a coordinated approach across switchboards, site infrastructure, workshop power, office services, lighting, communications, security pathways and mechanical interfaces.
