Clients
Who uses an independent lift consultant
Institutional owners, asset managers, constructors, councils, airports and operators, across Australia and into Asia-Pacific. We sell no equipment and represent no manufacturer, and we work alongside the contractors and manufacturers who deliver and maintain it.
- Buildings
- 935
- Lifts
- 4,800
- Escalators and moving walks
- 1,211
- Client organisations listed
- 50
Property & investment
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Retail & hospitality
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Ten years of records
Lift audits stay with the asset
Audit reports, tender evaluations, design documentation, traffic studies and minutes, filed against the building, not the person who ran the job. It is why a portfolio owner can ask what changed in 2019 and get an answer.
Selected buildings
Named lift and escalator projects
A sample from the project register. Many engagements run for years and across a whole portfolio rather than a single address.
Every one of these began with a lift condition audit or a project brief, and the constraints differ by building type.
Project register, extract
- MLC Centre, 25 Martin PlaceSydney
- 101 Collins StreetMelbourne
- Collins ArchMelbourne
- Federation SquareMelbourne
- Darling Park Tower 1Sydney
- International Convention CentreSydney
- Southern Cross StationMelbourne
- Aurora Towers, 420 Queen StreetBrisbane
- Central ParkSydney
- 28 Freshwater PlaceMelbourne
- Casino TowersBrisbane
- Brookfield Place, 125 St Georges TerracePerth
Your portfolio
Most of this started with one building
An audit on a single asset, then the rest of the portfolio once the first report proved useful.











