In mid-April, our Director Brendan McColl attended the ABB Partners in Power Summit in Quartino, Switzerland. We are proud to be an ABB Partner, and with 45 Channel Partners attending the summit, it was a great opportunity to meet other…
We recently undertook our annual surveys to hear from our projects and maintenance customers about our service. Here is the feedback they provided to the question: “In your own words, what do you like most about our service?” CSS has…
10% off Air Conditioning Preventative Maintenance and Services pre-Christmas To help you “be prepared” for Summer, CSS is offering 10% off all commercial air conditioning, computer room air conditioning (CRAC) and HVAC system preventative maintenance and services undertaken before Christmas…
CSS would like to thank you for your support in 2017! We look forward to serving you in 2018 and wish you a prosperous New Year. 2017 Holiday Operating Hours CSS will be closing the office from 20 December 2017, reopening…
We would like to extend a huge thank you to everyone who donated and supported our director Brendan McColl in his 9th year of supporting Movember. Movember is the only charity tackling men’s health on a global scale, and has supported 1,200…
Project Case Study: Mid Murray Council Back Up Power Generator Date: June 2013 Solutions: Backup Power Diesel Generator Location: Mannum, South Australia The Mid Murray Council governs and provides services to the Murraylands, Riverland and eastern slopes of Mount Lofty Ranges…
Project Case Study: Alexandrina Council Back Up Power Generator Date: June 2012 Solutions: Backup Power Diesel Generator, Automatic Transfer Switch Location: Goolwa, South Australia Alexandrina Council services the local government area in the Fleurieu and Kangaroo Island region and has main…
Data loss and downtime are a huge undesirable factor in business in Australia. It’s reported that ‘data loss and downtime costs enterprises $1.7 trillion1 per year,’ (2014). Even a prominent government organisation lost one petabyte of data during a crash…