New Certifications Refocus Aerison on Seamless Delivery and Expansion Aerison has one simple policy: ‘clients for life’. For over 30 years, this strategy has guided the company’s staff to strive for excellence and maintain strong customer relationships. Founded in 1988, the company has grown from a specialist environmental engineering company into a broad based engineering design and construction company that delivers multi-disciplined EPC, engineering and design, construction and maintenance services to various industries and clients across Australia. To remain competitive and maintain industry excellence, Aerison recently certified to AS/NZS ISO 3834 and EN 15085. Together, these internationally recognised certifications will enhance the company’s profile, open a new range of opportunities in a post-pandemic world, and help forge its position in a new market segment.
George Mathew is the Quality Assurance and Quality Control Manager at Aerison. He oversees the company’s seamless delivery of projects across Australia. George believes the key to the company’s success is to ensure a stringent and uniform approach to quality. “This approach ensures Aerison maintains its position as a multi-disciplined EPC services provider that is recognised for delivering solutions safely, to the highest quality and to schedule,” he said. Aerison provides end-to-end engineering design, construction, and asset maintenance to their clients. The company’s skilled workforce is matched with expertise in administration and project management. “We’re more than just a multi-disciplined engineering, fabrication and construction company. We provide crucial services for tier one mining, oil and gas, infrastructure projects and now to the rail sector,” Mathew said. The company was founded in 1988 and acquired by Giuseppe Leone and Daniel Hibbs in November
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2016. “We are proudly Western Australian owned and operated. Our expertise lies in full turn-key solutions,” Mathew said. “We really care about our clients and staff. In fact, our ethos is to maintain long-term relationships with our clients, and retain staff, even after a project is finalised and completed.” Aerison has around 125 management and engineering staff, and 420 supervisory and bluecollar tradespeople. “Our staff come into work and focus on commitment, expertise, responsibility, and excellence,” Mathew said. Specialist Environmental Division The Aerison Group is widely recognised for its specialist expertise in environmental services across four key areas being: Air Particle Control (APC) or dust control, emissions control, noise abatement and water and wastewater treatment. No matter the requirement, Aerison is there to help clients reduce the impact of their operations on the environment by performing studies and audits, compliance testing, engineering and design, construction, commissioning, inspection and maintenance. Aerison’s bespoke environmental services are
