Minimising risk starts long before fabrication begins.
At NEACH, we’ve invested in advanced technologies, such as the Peddinghaus Corporation 30kW 5-Axis Plate Laser Cutter , to ensure precision, consistency, and traceability at every stage of production.

Over five decades, we’ve evolved, redefined, and continually raised the standard, always guided by the same values of precision, safety, and integrity.

This milestone isn’t just about the years behind us — it’s about the people, projects, and partnerships that have shaped who we are today.

A look at some of the major projects we’ve delivered over the past few years, from Cross River Rail upgrades to critical infrastructure across Queensland.

At NEACH, continuous improvement isn’t a slogan, it’s how we operate. Every decision we make is driven by one goal: delivering safer, faster and higher-quality outcomes for our clients while giving our team the best possible environment to do their best work.

At NEACH, we’ve always believed that the future of our business depends on the people we invest in today. Real skills are built slowly, through guidance, repetition, and the kind of real responsibility that turns a young person into a capable trades person.

Progress is moving fast at Hope Island Station, and we’re proud to see the structural steel taking shape on site.

NEACH MD - Ryza Garbacz was featured on The Building Doors Podcast with Lauren Karan.

Marking our milestone of 50 years in business, we’re celebrating with this 4-part series. Part 1 looks back at our roots.

We’re excited to share that NEACH has been featured in the latest edition of the Australian Steel Institute (ASI) magazine.

At NEACH, we’re always looking for practical ways to improve how we operate and moving our project managers’ fleet to Tesla was a decision backed by both logic and values.

I recently attended Australian Manufacturing Week (AMW) in Melbourne, and what struck me most was the sheer number of suppliers now showcasing laser systems front and centre. Just three or four years ago, these machines were the domain of early adopters, technically impressive but commercially unviable for the broader market. This year, the shift was clear.

At NEACH, sustainability isn’t an afterthought, it’s embedded into the way we operate, from the ground up.

After years of working closely with Tier 1 contractors across Queensland, I've learned something crucial: the game has changed.
Certainly, cost will always be a key consideration. But it's no longer the make-or-break factor it once was. What Tier 1 clients are truly after now is something far more valuable: certainty.

As NEACH celebrates 50 years in business, we’re proud to have our story featured in Noosa News.

In this month’s edition of The Tradie, NEACH takes centre stage in a full-page feature that looks at the big picture and the real work behind it.

We’re proud to be featured in the latest edition of WELD AU, the official magazine of Weld Australia, which highlights leaders, innovators, and projects shaping the future of welding and fabrication across the country.

What began in 1975 as a small family business run from a panel van has grown into a trusted structural steel partner for some of Queensland’s most complex and high-profile infrastructure projects. From early community builds to major defence, transport and commercial works, our legacy is written in steel and grounded in purpose.

The phrase “sovereign capability” has become increasingly prominent across boardrooms, government policies, and industry conferences, especially in discussions around manufacturing and infrastructure.

At NEACH, we've taken a proactive approach to addressing one of our industry's biggest challenges: the growing shortage of skilled welders. Rather than simply competing for the limited talent available, we decided to create our own solution. Here's how our apprenticeship programme is helping us build not just skilled welders, but a stronger company culture.