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MTGA

Remote Hybrid Networks, Communication, CCTV, Boom Gates & Autonomous Solutions.

MTGA is Australia’s premier provider of technology and communication solutions, specialising in robust and ruggedised, Australian-made products designed for remote and challenging environments. Since our inception, we’ve become trusted partners across various industries, providing reliable solutions for diverse and challenging operational needs. With extensive experience, MTGA has established a re

putation for engineering reliability and innovation. From pioneering autonomous mine communications to continuously expanding our product range to include solar-powered trailers, skids, and access control solutions, we deliver tailored systems that meet our clients’ evolving needs.

01/09/2026

Out on a site this week!

The remote operations that MTGA supports don’t happen from an office. They happen in 40-degree heat, on red dirt, on sites where the nearest hardware store is 800km away. Which is exactly why we design, build and support our gear the way we do.

For anyone else who’s spent time on remote WA or QLD sites, what’s the single toughest thing about getting a job done up there? Access, logistics, weather?

28/08/2026

Some sites don’t need a trailer. They need infrastructure.

Our communication huts are the step up from mobile solutions, designed for sites that need semi-permanent, high-capacity comms without the cost or lead time of full fixed infrastructure. Drop it in, connect it up, and it’s operational.

Built at our Perth workshop, ruggedised for remote conditions, and integrated with the wider network architecture MTGA designs and deploys across mining, civil, and telco sites.

Take a closer look 👉
https://mtga.com.au/product/communication-huts/

Site operations managers, one for you. When does a project cross the line from needing a mobile comms trailer to needing a semi-permanent hut? Site duration, user count, uptime requirements, or something else?

17/08/2026

Mining communications used to mean UHF radios and a landline to the office.

Now it’s autonomous haulage, real-time machine health, CCTV, access control, IoT sensors and remote ops centres, all sitting on the same network. When it drops, the whole stack drops with it.
And most remote WA and QLD sites aren’t starting from ideal conditions.

No telco coverage. Heat, dust, vibration. Pits and haul roads that shift every few months. Mixed OEMs that were never designed to talk to each other.

For autonomous fleets, this gets sharper again. A black spot isn’t an inconvenience, it’s a stop zone. The network needs to follow the operational footprint of the site, not the other way around.

Our latest blog breaks down what actually matters when designing a mining communications network that holds up in remote operations, from redundancy and hybrid architecture to mobility and what to look for in a partner.

Read it now 👇
https://mtga.com.au/designing-reliable-mining-communications-networks-for-remote-mine-sites/

For anyone who’s designed or specced a network for a remote Tier-2 site, what’s the one thing you’d build in from day one if you were starting again? Redundancy, capacity headroom, better monitoring, or vendor-agnostic architecture?

13/08/2026

Not every site can take a trailer.

Restricted entry points. Laydown areas with no room. High-risk zones where the unit needs to sit tight against the fence. That’s where Protect 1 comes in, a compact, forklift-deployable solar surveillance unit designed and built in Carlisle for sites where a trailer isn’t practical.

Everything the system needs is built into a 900mm base👇

👉 Two 4MP PTZ cameras with 25x optical zoom and 100m night vision
👉 AI motion detection that filters for humans and vehicles only, cutting false alerts from wildlife and weather
👉 Anti-climb spikes, anti-vandalism solar backplate, locked cabinet, no exposed wiring
👉 3.5 days battery redundancy without sun, 4G streaming and onboard storage

Drop it in with a forklift, turn it on, and it’s recording.

Take a closer look 👇
https://mtga.com.au/product/protect-1-surveillance-infrastructure/

05/08/2026

Diesel wash down units have a hidden cost, and it isn’t just the fuel.

The MTGA Battery Wash Down Trailer is a fully electric alternative to fossil-fuelled high-pressure washing. An industrial lithium battery bank drives 3000 psi from a 1000L tank, with over two hours of continuous run time and a four-hour fast recharge.

No diesel, no fumes, no generator idling away just to keep a hose pressurised.

It’s built on a ruggedised chassis with IP66-rated cabinets and heavy-duty suspension. ADR compliant, off-road ready, and made in Australia for Australian conditions.

Part of our Decarbonisation Range, engineered to cut emissions and running costs without cutting performance.

To learn more, check it out on our website 👇

https://www.mtga.com.au/our-products/decarbonisation-range/battery-wash-down-trailer/

26/07/2026

We’re excited to announce that our new website is live!

Since 2008, we’ve been designing and building solar-powered infrastructure for Australia’s most demanding operations. What started with mining has grown into work across five industries: mining, civil construction, agriculture, telecommunications, and now defence.

The new site reflects where the business is today.

Not just an equipment supplier, but a technology partner backed by in-house engineering, Australian manufacturing.

Have a look around: https://mtga.com.au
What do you think of the new look?

21/07/2026

Out on a Pilbara site this week.

Two MTGA boom gates in service. Both designed and built in our Carlisle workshop, both still supported by the same team that put them together.

This is the part that doesn’t show up in a product brochure. The drive in, the early start, the on-the-ground work that turns “installed” into “still running three years later.”

13/07/2026

Meet Nick. Design Draftsperson at MTGA and increasingly the person on the other end of the phone when customers are working through what they need.

Nick started with us as a contract fabricator. It didn’t take long to work out his background in fabrication, design and CAD made him the right fit for a full-time design role. More recently, he’s stepped into an internal sales capacity, where his friendly, upbeat approach and genuine love of working with people are helping customers land on the right solutions.

Outside of work, Nick is into music, a good dance, and has picked up the didgeridoo (which we’re hoping makes an appearance at the next workshop barbecue).

Thanks for everything you do, Nick.

09/07/2026

Installing mining technology is the easy part.

The harder part is making sure that same system is still performing 12, 24 and 36 months later, after the dust, vibration, heat and operational pressure have all done their work on it.

For Tier-2 operations especially, this is where the resourcing gap shows up. The systems on site are getting more sophisticated. The internal team is already stretched. And reactive maintenance feels cheaper right up until it isn’t.

The actual cost of waiting for a system to fail:
👉 Unplanned downtime at the worst possible time
👉 Reduced productivity while it’s offline
👉 Safety and compliance exposure if monitoring or control systems are involved
👉 Higher long-term repair costs as small faults become large ones
👉 A shorter lifecycle on technology that was a significant capital outlay

A planned service visit is a known, scheduled, contained cost. A failure is an unknown one and on a remote site it’s rarely just the one system that goes down.

We’ve written about what good mining technology maintenance actually looks like, and what to expect from a partner who’s serious about lifecycle support, not just installs.

Read it here: https://www.mtga.com.au/news/why-mining-technology-maintenance-matters/

01/07/2026

Built for sites that don’t have time to wait on infrastructure.

The Omni Series is designed and manufactured in WA to deliver reliable surveillance and lighting wherever it’s needed. Move it into place, power it on, and it’s working.

Whether it’s site security, project illumination or a temporary deployment that needs to behave like a permanent install, the Omni range is built to keep your site secure, safe and bright.

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1/8 Cohn Street, Carlisle WA 6101
Belmont, WA
6104

Opening Hours

Monday	6am - 4pm
Tuesday	6am - 4pm
Wednesday	6am - 4pm
Thursday	6am - 4pm
Friday	6am - 4pm

Website

http://www.mtga.com.au/

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