You will be the engineer responsible for designing and fabricating innovative container solutions and logistics platforms that solve our clients’ problems. You’ll work across the defence, resources and renewable energy sectors, where your client base will be diverse and no two days will be the same.

Not many engineers actually get to see their projects come to life, but in this cradle-to-grave role, you’ll have the opportunity to travel globally as you take the lead in design, fabrication and launch phases of your projects.

We are looking for an engineer with 5+ years experience and a track record of working in design/engineering teams to deliver innovative and functional solutions. You will have a degree in either Structural or Mechanical Engineering and practical knowledge of relevant legislation, Australian Standards and government policy guidelines that govern safety in design. Ideally your 5+ years engineering experience will come from the defence, mining or manufacturing industries. You will be familiar and competent with Solidworks and ANSYS.

To fit in with our team you will have initiative, a high standard of interpersonal communication, proven leadership skills, a demonstrated track record of delivering tasks on time, good writing abilities and personal integrity. We are a small team with a flat management structure and pride ourselves on being inclusive: when the pressure is on, everyone pitches in to help.

For more information and to apply for this exciting position, please view the job advertisement on SEEK.

Project Engineer (Structural/Mechanical) Job in ACT

ECLIPS Engineering is a dynamic Australian systems engineering company that designs and fabricates container based modular buildings and logistics platforms. ECLIPS’s products are used extensively in the military and resources sectors. This is your chance to work on challenging and rewarding projects that really matter.

A Canberra systems engineering company ECLIPS, led by Shaun Moore, is rapidly becoming one of the ACT’s success stories, supplying modular products and engineering services across the world.

Canberra’s ECLIPS engineering: thinking outside the box | The RiotACT

Humanitarian crises, war-zones, complex emergencies and disaster-affected areas are all in a day’s work for local Canberra systems engineering company ECLIPS. ECLIPS, formerly ‘Sea Box International’, supplies modular products and engineering services across Australia and the world for a broad range of uses.

ECLIPS’s Container Roll-Out Warehousing System (CROWS™) has featured in an article from Transport and Logistics News.

CROWS™ – field warehousing perfected

CROWS™ – field warehousing perfected The Container Roll-Out Warehousing System (CROWS™) by ECLIPS is an inter-connectable, all-steel, cargo-carrying platform and field warehousing system. Available in 20, 40 and 45ft variants, CROWS can be rolled in and out of standard ISO shipping containers, or can be transported on a flatbed truck/trailer or MAFI trailer.

2CC’s Tim Shaw speaks with ECLIPS managing director Shaun Moore about the history of the company and the importance of employing Australian veterans.

Click the below link to listen to the podcast.

A Canberra business run by local veterans is making waves on the world stage

Tim Shaw speaks to Shaun Moore, local veteran and founder of ECLIPS, a Canberra business staffed almost entirely by military veterans.

Sea Box International relaunched as ECLIPS at its ten year anniversary event last Friday at the National Portrait Gallery in Canberra.

Over 100 guests attended and celebrated both the relaunch to ECLIPS and ten years trading as Sea Box International. The name changes reflects the company’s broadened scope since it first began trading in 2007. A great night was had by all and the staff at ECLIPS look forward to the future as a new Australian entity.

ECLIPS, formerly Sea Box International, supplies modular products and engineering services across Australia and the world for a diverse range of uses. The company was established a decade ago, and now supplies to clients as diverse as defence, emergency and corrective services, and the resources sector.

Managing Director, Shaun Moore says a key reason for the name change from Sea Box International is to reflect the company’s broadened scope since it first began trading.
‘Early on, our focus was modifying shipping containers for field requirements,’ he says. ‘We now design and produce container-based platforms and modular solutions for far wider purposes and solutions.’

ECLIPS has developed a unique and smart Australian engineering capability that is export focused. ‘The solutions are innovative, cost effective and revolutionising the logistics industry, similar to the way containers did 60 years ago.’

The joint Sea Box International and ABB deployable microgrids have been featured in the September edition of the Australian Defence Magazine (ADM).

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ADM September 2017 – Australian Defence Magazine

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Some of our braver Sea Box International staff took part in The Bloody Long Walk last weekend to raise money for the Australian Mitochondrial Disease Foundation (AMDF).

Michele and Caitrin, along with their two other team members, walked the 35 km course, raising over $1300 for the AMDF, which supports sufferers and their families, and funds essential research into the prevention, diagnosis, treatment and cure of mitochondrial disorders, and increases awareness and education about this devastating disease.

The Bloody Long Walk Canberra – Discount Entry Offer!

A 35KM CHALLENGE TO CURE MITO! CANBERRA 15 October 2017 Register Sponsor a Friend START Red Hill Take in Canberra and its bush surrounds Pass some of Canberra’s iconic buildings including Parliament House and the War Memorial. Walk or run solo or with a group – teams can be any size Fully supported course with checkpoints and refreshments…

Sea Box International (SBI) welcome Andrew Bugg to our engineering team.

Andrew comes to SBI as a recent mechanical engineering graduate from ANU, and by joining our team will further increase our engineering resources.

Welcome, Andrew!

Sea Box International was proud to sponsor and attend the Soldier On National Fundraising Ball 2017. A great night was had by all and Soldier On raised a spectacular $230,000 on the night.

Soldier On’s mission is to achieve the best reintegrated generation of serving and ex-serving men and women in Australia’s history. To achieve this, Soldier On supports those who have served by focusing on their physical and mental health, their family, their community, and their future. 72,000 Australians have served in the Australian Defence Force since 1990, and thousands will be effected by their service, be it physically or psychologically. Soldier On provides a suite of services and access to partner organisations to meet the needs of our wounded so that they can start their journey on their road to recovery. Soldier On supports anyone who has served Australia and their families. This includes those who have served as part of the Army, Navy, Air Force, the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, the Australian Federal Police, and the Department of Immigration and Border Protection, which includes Australian Border Force.