About
A new company, run by engineers with over a decade on site.
Why we exist
Safety, security and control now depend on each other.
We've worked in electronic security since 2015 and industrial automation since 2018, on plant that couldn't stop and on systems where a failure had safety consequences.
That background taught us that most problems on site are design problems, not product problems. A safety function is only as good as the network it runs on, a network is only as safe as its weakest connection, and documentation nobody can find doesn't count.
So we built a practice around all three, and when the hardware we needed didn't exist, we designed it. That is how MeshSafe and PanelPro Studio came about.
Experience
Where the experience comes from.
These projects were delivered in previous roles for other employers, not as Secure Systems Integrators engagements. They're described by sector, not by client.
Food processing
Control systems for lidding and carton-erecting machinery in national meat-processing plants.
Modular construction
Control for mobile roll-forming plant producing housing frames.
Manufacturing
Control for high-cycle, mass-production banding machinery.
Oil & gas
Complete control packages for drilling support, including electric regenerative workover rigs.
Oil & gas, international
Test and certification machines for tubular connections, delivered in Malaysia.
International OEM
Build programmes delivered with overseas manufacturing partners, including in India.
Hazardous areas
Automation work carried out to IECEx and ATEX requirements.
Venues & local government
Stadium systems and council facilities across South-East Queensland.
Aged care
Major facilities, working within life-safety and egress constraints.
Platforms & standards
Company
- Entity
- Secure Systems Integrators Pty Ltd
- ABN
- 58 628 091 047
- Based
- South-East Queensland, Australia
- Electrical work
- Licensed electrical work is carried out by licensed electricians
Talk to an engineer about your plant.
Whether it's a safety function to prove, a network to lock down or a machine nobody can get running, you'll speak to the person who would do the work.