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SAGE Automation was founded in the backyard shed of founder Andrew Downs.
Fast forward 25 years to 2019 and SAGE Automation (SAGE), looks like a very different business.
SAGE Group Holdings Ltd has once again made the InDaily South Australian Business Index for 2019 – a list of the state’s 100 most successful companies - this year coming in at number 56 on the index.
It is a significant milestone for a business to celebrate its 25 Birthday.
For us at SAGE, it presents an opportunity to pause and reflect on our journey so far. Our growth into a diverse global business, the unforgettable milestones, the challenges we fought hard to overcome, what’s changed, what we hope will never change and to recognise all of those who have been a part of our story so far.
The latest step in SAGE’s Industry 4.0 transformational journey has everyone excited – and none more so than Graduate Engineer Thomas Jolley - who is now in charge of supervising a complex piece of new equipment known as the 'Komax Zeta 640 cabling machine'.
SAGE Group's General Manager of Asset Operations, Chris Muir, joined SAGE in 2018 as part of SAGE's strategic shift towards boosting organisational support services to businesses.
Senior Estimator, Fabio Rubino, has spent 13 and a half years working at SAGE Automation. Today, he’s dreaming of sleeping in and travelling the world ahead of his upcoming retirement in July.
The latest round of transport work experience students have made their mark at SAGE, so much so that they are now employed casually until they complete their degrees.
SAGE Senior Control Systems Engineer Russell Hartup has been working at SAGE for nearly 12 years. And when he’s not engineering solutions during work hours, he’s making people laugh - moonlighting as a comedian in his spare time.
When SAGE Senior Project Manager Jason Brine was given the task of managing the operational monitoring and control scope of SA Water’s ‘Zero Cost Energy Future’ project, he was yet to realise the profound impact it would have on his career.
On International Women's Day, SAGE Systems Engineer Andrea Dimey shared a few insights about what it's like working in a traditionally male-dominated field, and why she enjoys her job so much.
