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Electrical

Industrial electrician for Western Sydney warehouses and factories

Three-phase power, high-bay lighting, machine connections and planned maintenance for sites where downtime is measured in missed dispatches and idle shifts.

  • Based in Minchinbury's industrial precinct
  • Three-phase and machine work
  • Planned shutdown scheduling
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Our workshop sits in the Minchinbury industrial precinct, surrounded by the kind of sites we work on every week: warehouses, distribution centres, manufacturers and trade suppliers. From Eastern Creek and Erskine Park to Wetherill Park and St Marys, Eclipse has been providing industrial electrical services across Western Sydney since 1999.

Why industrial electrical work is about uptime

On an industrial site, an electrical fault is rarely just an electrical fault. A tripped circuit can stop a conveyor, a failed dock door can hold up a truck queue, and a failing high-bay fitting over a racking aisle becomes a safety issue for forklift operators. The cost of downtime usually dwarfs the cost of the repair.

That is why the best industrial electrical work is planned. Thermal scans catch overheating connections before they fail, variable speed drives are tested properly, and switchboards are sized for the next machine rather than the last one. Factories and workshops also carry tighter AS/NZS 3760 testing intervals, typically every 6 months for portable equipment.

What we do

  • Three-phase power, sub-mains and distribution boards
  • Machine, compressor and production equipment connections
  • High-bay LED lighting upgrades for warehouses and loading areas
  • Dock door, roller door and dock leveller power
  • Thermal imaging of main switchboards and distribution boards
  • Test and tag including VSD and RCD testing
  • EV charging for forklifts, fleets and staff car parks
  • Breakdown fault finding, prioritised for urgent faults

Before shutdowns we agree an isolation plan with your operations team, so work happens between shifts or on a planned maintenance day rather than in the middle of a dispatch window.

For breakdowns, speed of diagnosis matters as much as the repair. Our electricians carry the test equipment to trace faults on motor circuits, control wiring and three-phase distribution, and because we keep records of the sites we maintain, we often already know the board layout before we arrive. Call us with an urgent fault and we will prioritise it.

What you receive

You get certificates of compliance for installation work, updated single-line information and circuit schedules where we have changed the board, thermal scan reports with images and priorities, and test and tag records against an asset register. Those records support your WHS obligations and give insurers and auditors something concrete to review.

Where it fits with our other trades

Industrial sites need more than power. Warehouse offices and server rooms need air conditioning, cold spots and hot spots need temporary cooling during breakdowns, and large perimeters need CCTV and alarms that work at night. Eclipse covers all three trades from one workshop, so a single contractor understands your site.

Many warehouse and logistics operators put testing, thermal scans, HVAC servicing and CCTV health checks under one maintenance contract with one invoice.

Call (02) 9832 9871 to talk through your site, or request a quote for a specific job.

What's included

  • Site walk-through with operations staff
  • Isolation plan agreed before shutdowns
  • Certificates of compliance
  • Thermal scan reports with priorities
  • Test and tag records including VSDs
  • Updated circuit schedules

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Something else on your mind? Call (02) 9832 9871 and talk it through with us.

How often should equipment be tested in a factory or workshop?

AS/NZS 3760 sets typical intervals of 6 months for equipment in factories and workshops, though your own risk assessment may call for more frequent testing.

Can you do work outside production hours?

Yes. We schedule shutdowns between shifts, on weekends or on planned maintenance days to keep production running.

Can you upgrade warehouse lighting without stopping operations?

Usually. We work aisle by aisle using elevated work platforms and coordinate with your team so picking and forklift traffic can continue around us.

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