Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd

29/08/2025

PM is proud to be partnering with the Energy Club WA on the below series.

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We're pleased to partner with Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd to bring you the Energy Connect Series, staring our valued Life Members and special guests. Project Materials Australia's (PM Piping) forward-thinking approach has inspired this series, designed to foster meaningful conversations arou...

28/08/2025

We are proud to have been a major sponsor of the August Industry Dinner, an inspiring event that brings together professionals and innovators in the energy sector. A heartfelt thank you to the Energy Club WA for facilitating such a valuable platform that fosters connections, shared insights, and industry growth.

We also want to recognize the incredible work being done by the organizers and guest speakers, including Sue McCarrey, Jason Medd, Carrie McIntosh, Fredrik Karlstad, and Kirsty Danby. Their insights into decommissioning and the evolving challenges and opportunities in this space are truly valuable for our industry.

At PM Piping Australia, we feel privileged to contribute to an event that helps
strengthen the energy sector’s network and shared knowledge. Together, we move forward toward a more innovative and sustainable future.

We are proud to have been a major sponsor of the August Industry Dinner, an inspiring event that brings together professionals and innovators in the energy sector. A heartfelt thank you to the Energy Club WA for facilitating such a valuable platform that fosters connections, shared insights, and ind...

21/08/2025

I’m excited to share that Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd is proud to be one of the major sponsors for the upcoming Energy Club WA event. In my view, open and honest industry discussions are more than just important, they’re vital for us to tackle the key challenges facing the Energy Sector today. We believe that by fostering genuine conversations, we can spark innovation and help our industry continue to evolve.

At PM Piping, we care about supporting our industry partners on their journey. That’s why we’re committed to encouraging transparent, candid and collaborative dialogue, because together, we can achieve mutual growth and lasting success.

Michael Connelly
Managing Director, PM Piping Australia

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Join us for a deep dive into the emerging commercial landscape of oil and gas decommissioning. This session will explore how WA can build a competitive edge in this evolving sector by leveraging global best practice, applying lessons learnt from recent projects, and fostering collaboration between o...

01/08/2025

Thank you to the Energy Club WA, Ian Grant and Dario Bongiovanni! We are proud to have been involved in this inspiring new online series. Our hope is that it sparks meaningful conversation, educates viewers, and contributes to advancing dialogue within the energy sector. A special thanks to Andrew Coyle from WeBelieve for his dedication and passion in producing this series. He was a great partner for the project.

We’re excited to launch the Energy Club Connect series — a new initiative spotlighting industry leaders, their personal journeys, and unique insights into the evolving energy landscape. Our first episode features our esteemed Life Member and former President, Dario Bongiovanni, whose contributio...

29/07/2025

We think our staff are the cornerstone of our success, so we thought we’d give you some insight into their motivations. As a team, we love sweating the small things, so you don't have to. Enjoy

19/06/2025

Exciting times at Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd. We’re collaborating with the Energy Club WA to build a series that profiles some of the characters within our industry, who are at heart explorers. All are proud members of the Energy Club WA. Our first day of filming is complete, and we look forward to sharing their stories and experiences. Ultimately we hope this will be a series that offers a dynamic perspective on the energy sector and its opportunities. Stay tuned, more to come! Enjoy some sneak behind the scenes pics.

13/05/2025

Last Thursday at the Energy Club WA was truly memorable. Change was in the air as Bernadette Cullinane gracefully stepped down as President, passing the torch to Jop van Hattum, who now takes the helm as her successor. For those curious about Jop's journey, one of his initial roles was as a roughneck on jack-up rigs on the Dutch continental shelf. To delve deeper into his fabulous story, check out this link:

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A special mention goes to Brett Woods, the Keynote speaker of the evening and the CEO & Managing Director of Beach Energy Ltd. Brett's vision and commitment to utilizing cutting-edge technologies not only propel his company forward but also pave the way for advancements in the sector as a whole. With trailblazers like Brett, the Energy sector in our country is poised for a robust future.

Additionally, it marked Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd's inaugural event as a corporate sponsor. Our team had a fantastic time, and we extend our gratitude to the event sponsors, Fyfe Pty Ltd and Rystad Energy. We eagerly anticipate being part of the Energy Club WA and contributing to the enriching networking and educational endeavors they champion at these gatherings.

Looking forward to the next rendezvous. Stay tuned for more enriching experiences.

22/04/2025

We were looking for a photo to commemorate ANZAC DAY, and the team loved the below photo, over the more classical ones. We looked at this gentleman and thought about all the things he must have experienced both good and bad. Lest We Forget.

17/04/2025

Great News
Project Materials Australia Pty Ltd has just signed up to be one of the sponsors of the Energy Club WA's annual Golf Day (yep that's 7 years in a row). Now it isn’t until November, so you’re probably thinking we’ve gone a bit early. But from experience we know you’ll need some time to practice. So hit the golf range and we’ll see you on the other side of winter. And yes, there will be a major prize to celebrate our 7th year as a sponsor. In the meantime enjoy some photos from past years.

If you spot yourself in one of our Golf Day photos from the past six years, we’ll send you a Deep Woods Estate Cabernet Sauvignon. Rated wine of the year @ the 2024 WA Wine Awards. Enjoy. We only have 12 bottles so be quick!

And a big thankyou to the Energy Club WA for organising this annual event, it's one of our favourites.

Please email Nicole when you spot yourself - nicole.steegmann@pmpiping.com

09/04/2025

WA Mining Club – March Luncheon

A big thankyou to the WA Mining Club Luncheon organizers. It was a first for the PMA team and we couldn’t be more impressed with the turn out, and opportunities it provided to build greater connections within the industry.
And a big shout out to the key speaker Tania Constable, she is an innovative voice that provided a great insight into the strategic significance of the mining industry. It highlights why we’re proud to be part of this industry.

07/03/2025

The origins of International Women’s Day trace back to 1911, inspired by labour movements advocating for women’s rights. German activist Clara Zetkin proposed the idea, leading to the first celebrations in the USA and Europe. The United Nations officially recognized March 8 as International Women’s Day in 1975, solidifying its global significance.

At PM Australia, we’re proud to have women who are driving our success, without them, we wouldn’t be reflective of the community we serve. They are our true strength. And we do love that our parent company was born in Germany just like Clara Zetkin.

09/02/2024

PM Piping has been on board as a sponsor from day one of the Sawatzky Cup charity tennis tournament and was once again to the fore for the fourth iteration of the event, which raises funds for Rare Voices Australia, the peak body helping more than two million Australians dealing with rare illness and disease.

Just under 100 men and women in 24 teams, including from as far away as Dunsborough, 250km south of Perth, took part in the tournament on Saturday January 20 on the magnificent grass courts of Alexander Park Tennis Club.

PM Piping featured on the front of all tournament shirts - and it proved a great omen with Michael Connelly captaining the men's champion team on the day, the Ocean Ridge Ridgebacks.

The tournament is named after Ross Sawatzky, a Perth tennis player and father of two who died in 2020 aged just 48 from a rare autoimmune condition, HLH.

RVA chief executive officer Nicole Millis said the organisation was thrilled with the impact of the Sawatzky Cup, which is helping shine a spotlight on Australians living with a rare disease. A disease is rare if it affects fewer than five in 10,000 people but there are more than 7000 identified rare diseases, such as HLH.

"The funds raised through the Sawatzky Cup will help RVA continue overseeing the collaborative implementation of the Australian Government's National Strategic Action Plan for Rare Diseases," she said.

Tournament founder and organiser Norman Burns, who hopes to expand the Sawatzky Cup throughout WA, interstate and even internationally, said it was great to see the event growing each year, especially as a lead-up to Rare Disease Day, which will be held this year on February 29.

Rare Disease Day is a global movement focused on advancing equity in healthcare, social opportunity and access to effective diagnosis and treatment for an estimated 300 million people worldwide - including two million Australians - living with a rare disease.

"Word of mouth is spreading throughout the state that the Sawatzky Cup is a great, fun but competitive tournament played in an amazing spirit for a fantastic cause. It wouldn't, of course, be possible to stage such an event without the support of amazing sponsors such as PM Piping. While all dollars donated are gratefully received, the prime objective is to raise awareness of rare illness and disease and the work RVA does nationally in this field," he said.

The tournament has raised more than $5000 for Rare Voices Australia and donations can still be made via https://lnkd.in/gq5TTjuQ

Credit: Images Scotty's Media, Text Norman Burns