DICE AUST Pty Ltd in Darwin, Northern Territory | Electrician

DICE AUST Pty Ltd

Locality: Darwin, Northern Territory

Phone: +61 8 8932 1109

Address: 7/3a verrinder Rd 0800 Darwin, NT, Australia

Website: http://diceaust.com.au/contact/

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25.01.2022 Your home should always feel safe and secure. After being broken into twice recently, Berrimah residents Herman and Lynn felt at risk in their own home. They reached out to our team at DICE to install security screens on all their windows and doors. This simple solution has given them the peace of mind they needed to feel safe again. ... Not only have they provided the first and foremost safety aspect, the brand-new screens have modernised the look of their home. Herman and Lynn love the way you can’t even tell there are screens on the windows from the inside. Thank you so much Andy from DICE, we’re so grateful for the friendly and hassle-free service provided. Our team are always on-hand to manufacture security screens to provide you with the assurance that your home is safe at all times. If you would like to learn more visit our website: www.diceaust.com.au

25.01.2022 Building country in the NT is what our construction team loves to do every day. DICE delivers remote and regional construction and building projects that positively impact remote communities. We provide:... In-house physical labour to complete the works Planning and project management to ensure that cultural, heritage and environmental value is safeguarded Project deliverables on-time and on-budget. Read more about our recent construction projects and the positive impact in NT communities here: www.diceaust.com.au/construction/

24.01.2022 Transformation Tuesday // We’re so proud of our team and their amazing achievements throughout the NT Government Town Camp project. This is the refurbishment works completed at House 33 Bagot Community.... Some of the major works completed include: Upgrade to windows with new bladed galleries and external security screens Installation of a completely new stainless-steel kitchen. This now provides the tenants with a functional and spacious living area for the whole family.

22.01.2022 Congratulations to our Solar Project Coordinator, Tom, and his beautiful bride Chevaunne who were married on the weekend. We wish you all the best for a long and happy life together Tom and Chevaunne.

22.01.2022 Smiles all-round. We celebrate a lot of achievements in our office, getting your braces off as an adult is one of them.

21.01.2022 Fun Fact: DICE has been a proud sponsor of Darwin Brothers Rugby League Football Club for several years. You will spot our logo on their jerseys as we’re a major sponsor of the club and we have also sponsored the junior presentation and breast cancer rounds. Show them support and follow their Facebook page to keep up to date with their games this season. ... Article: The NT News

19.01.2022 Another new toy to add to our DICE collection. Construction Manager, Lindsay, was thrilled to take possession of a new telehandler recently. The telehandler adds to DICE’s growing fleet of vehicles and machinery and to meet the demands of our diverse construction projects.

19.01.2022 Meet Terry, our Project Division Manager. Terry has been in the electrical trade industry in the Territory since the early 70s. So, he has seen a lot of changes through the years.... In fact, he has worked on some of the most iconic projects that have helped shape the Darwin landscape today. Including: Rebuilding after Cyclone Tracy Royal Darwin Hospital Darwin Museum Double Tree Hilton and Performing Arts Center Initial stages of Robertson Barracks Most of the Sporting and Community facilities at the Marrara Sporting Precinct Several of the larger northern suburb developments through the 1980’s Terry is a pivotal part of the DICE team and we admire his strong work ethic and his passion to instill his vast knowledge onto others. We love that he still enjoys the hands-on site work with the crews - completing projects or repairing breakdowns. He is a proud family and friends’ man above all else and we’re lucky to have him as part of our DICE family.

19.01.2022 Well played . Congratulations to Darwin Brothers Rugby League Football Club and Sistaz on their premiership wins. DICE have been proud sponsors of the club for many years . ... Photo: The NT News

17.01.2022 Happy Monday . We're proud to announce that our DICE construction team have been awarded the contract from East Arnhem Regional Council to install shade shelters and grandstands at the Galiwin’ku oval grounds on Elcho Island.

17.01.2022 Our DICE construction team is thrilled to be heading to Yarralin in the upcoming weeks, to provide upgrades to 15 remote community houses on behalf of the NT Government Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics. With COVID 19 restrictions creating significant delays to the award of this project, the upgrades are long overdue and the tenants are thrilled to know their current dwellings will soon be transformed into functional homes. Yarralin, also known as Walangeri, is a remote community located 382 KM South-West of Katherine.

17.01.2022 One of our core values here at DICE is to give back to the community through supporting local community groups. Trevor from Palmerston and Litchfield Seniors Association dropped by the office recently to thank us for our support of the Seniors Fortnight Group. It's always a pleasure to connect with the wider community.

17.01.2022 Exciting News Our solar team has commenced an installation at Burudu, a remote NT outstation. A 108kWh battery system coupled to 50.82kW of solar will be installed, which is sufficient capacity to supply the community with renewable power for 12-16 hours per day. #ABA #NIAA

13.01.2022 Today is R U OK? Day. A national day inspiring all of us to have regular, meaningful conversations to support anyone struggling with life’s ups and downs. If someone says they’re not OK, make time to listen, encourage action and check in.... Learn what to say at: www.ruok.org.au

13.01.2022 Transformation Tuesday // Check out this refurb of House 13 at Amangal Indigenous Village, Adelaide River as part of the NT Government Town Camp Project. This entire six-bedroom house was completely gutted with walls, ceilings and flooring replaced throughout.... Originally a 3 bedroom house, the entire building was redesigned and rebuilt as a 6 bedroom house. This project has changed the tenants' lives. They now feel house-proud and more comfortable in their own home with a functional and healthy space for their family. It was a pleasure to be a part of the complete transformation of this home.

10.01.2022 Congrats to Ben Peris who has signed up for a Carpentry Apprenticeship with DICE. We're very proud of Ben. He has been working with DICE as a labourer and his reliability and work ethic have led to his success in receiving an apprenticeship . Ben is pictured here with Leonie from Australian Apprenticeships NT and DICE Construction Manager, Lindsay.

10.01.2022 Transformation Tuesday // Another amazing achievement by our construction team as part of the NT Government Town Camp Project. Check out the refurbishment works completed at House 53 Bagot Community. ... Some of the major works completed include: Installation of a new stainless-steel kitchen and cupboard storage, including new sink, taps and oven Re-tiling of kitchen walls and splash back Louvre blades were replaced as required throughout Toilet replaced Complete internal and external paint including Colourbond ceilings on exterior Plumbing and pipes replaced / repaired throughout Entirely new electrical wiring, fitting and fixtures throughout New plasterboard ceiling throughout. This incredible initiative not only improves the tenants living environment but increases employment opportunities in NT communities.

09.01.2022 Another commercial solar system delivered by iSolarNT. A 39.6 kW solar system utilising 330w Jinko solar panels with Fronius Symo inverters. The system is estimated to produce over 73,000 kWh a year with an expected return of investment in under 3 years.

09.01.2022 It’s been an extremely productive few weeks here at DICE. Our construction team have been working hard with 15 Remote Community Housing upgrades in Yarralin currently underway. Immense progress has already been made with the first 3 completed renovations close to handover. ... The team is doing a great job under the current heatwave conditions that have hit the NT in the last week.

09.01.2022 Transformation Tuesday // We’re proud to present another refurb at Amangal Indigenous Village, as part of the NT Government Town Camp Project. Some of the major works completed: ... Caged verandah area on the side of the house was modified with walls, windows and doors, increasing the number of bedrooms from three to four Installation of a new stainless-steel kitchen and cupboard storage, including new sink and taps Toilets replaced Complete internal and external paint Plumbing and pipes replaced / repaired throughout Entirely new electrical wiring, fitting and fixtures throughout Retiling of elevated section of the house, including bedrooms, passageway and wet areas Louvre window blades replaced / repaired as required Security screens replaced / repaired as required Front verandah area extended by 500mm to the entire length of verandah Being able to provide families with a functional home through our housing upgrades brings our team so much joy and accomplishment.

08.01.2022 Transformation Tuesday // DICE are proud to present this refurb completed at House 16 Palmerston Indigenous Village, as part of the NT Government Town Camp Project. Some of the major works completed include: ... Installation of a new stainless-steel kitchen and cupboard storage Installation of upright stove Installation of new roof sheeting and insulation Installation of solar hot water system Raising the level of the kitchen floor for the new stove to be at a safe and workable height Complete refurbishment of the bathroom All new electrical and plumbing throughout Painting of internal and external walls and internal ceilings throughout Custom made security screens installed throughout An entirely new room was also built as an addition to the existing building. This involved building a steel frame wall, with colour bond clad exterior and fibro sheet interior walls. The significant alterations have provided the tenants with not only a functional living space, but a place to call home.

08.01.2022 It was a pleasure to host Chief Minister Michael Gunner and his media team at our office yesterday for the filming of his upcoming election campaign.

08.01.2022 DICE staff recently enjoyed a beautiful sunset harbour cruise with City of Darwin Cruises . Thanks to the wonderful crew aboard Kuru for an awesome evening.

08.01.2022 Team Achievement The DICE team are so proud to congratulate Kybyn Baird and Samuel Bibby for their success in completing their Electrical apprenticeships. Congratulations and we can’t wait to share the next journey in your careers alongside you both.

07.01.2022 Have a look inside : more before and after photos of the refurb project at House 13, Amangal Indigenous Village in Adelaide River.

05.01.2022 Congratulations to electrician Keith Gardner, who has recently achieved his Clean Energy Council Accreditation for the design and installation of photovoltaic power systems storage (solar power battery systems). Great work Keith.

05.01.2022 A big congratulations to Casuarina Football Club on another successful season. As a proud sponsor, our Projects Manager, Terry Dent, represented DICE at the presentation night recently. He is pictured here with President Scott Piper. We hope your team of volunteers will enjoy a well-earned break in the off season.

03.01.2022 DICE are proud sponsors of the Casuarina Football Club and two of their men’s teams are playing in grand finals this weekend. We wish them all the best in their upcoming games.

02.01.2022 Our Director and Founder, Ray, recently spoke to Renew magazine about powering Indigenous communities with renewables. It was great to chat about all things smart and renewable energy and touch on our renewable projects in Groote Eylandt, which resulted in three communities being taken completely off-grid. Read the full article here www.renew.org.au//powering-indigenous-communities-with-re/