Technology has changed the way people get their information, but nothing can match showing real equipment, and talking face to face with real people.
When contractors are in the market for a new piece of gear, they talk to the people who operate the machines. It’s even better if they can see how the equipment performs in real conditions.
“At this year’s CIVENEX, a new demonstration area is being conveniently located within the main exhibition area. This will make it more convenient for visitors to review ‘live’ the latest equipment for all types of construction site challenges,” said CIVENEX manager, Frank Sticka.
“Visitors sometimes missed seeing some important innovations, due to the demo area being on the hill above the main expo area. Bringing demonstrations closer to the exhibits will be helpful for both visitors and exhibitors.
“CIVENEX is more than just earthmoving equipment and agricultural implements. Visitors see the latest in everything associated with civil works, infrastructure and open space management. The Expo is widely recognised a total supply and services environment for building better communities.
“It’s the largest expo of its type in the southern hemisphere. The show attracts a large number of private sector contractors as well as engineers and plant operators from federal and state government departments.
“Each year innovative solutions are presented that help contractors and engineers adopt more efficient and cost-saving approaches to construction, remediation and maintenance tasks works,” he said.
CIVENEX is being held at the Sydney Dragway, Eastern Creek on Wednesday 16th and Thursday 17th May. Entry and parking is free.