In 2024 we completed our new warehouse and office space, designed to better serve our customers and support the growing needs of our operations.

On the 1st of November we celebrated the official grand opening of our new office and warehouse with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by the Hon. Jeremy Rockliff, Premier of Tasmania. A big thank you everyone who joined us for this special event and to our partners that worked with us to construct this state-of-the-art facility.

The just under 2000m2 warehouse is a fantastic centrally located storage and distribution space big enough to ensure it serves well into the future. Adjacent to the warehouse, our office space is designed to allow a collaborative and productive environment for our team, wherever they maybe located, ensuring we can provide excellent service to our valued clients.

Needs + challenges

Onetrak is home to large equipment brands in the earthmoving, construction, forestry, material handling and quarry industries. It offers new and used machine sales, hire equipment, service and parts. Founded in 2006 with a single location, it now has more than 100 staff members across 6 branches – and had outgrown its original southern Tasmanian workshop. Managing Director David Hazell decided to work with Bison to build a state-of-the-art new facility that would allow for expansion for the next 10 years of growth. Priorities included:

• A large sales area – with meeting offices for salespeople and individual working
  offices.
• A much bigger warehouse and parts area.
• Installation of a 10-tonne overhead crane to move heavy loads quickly, accurately and safely across the workshop floor.

Success made simple

Bison worked closely with Onetrak to build a world-class facility to meet its changing needs, today and tomorrow. Vast, professional and geared for productivity, the new building boosts Onetrak’s capacity to support and service customers. The overhead crane is well supported by with a heavily engineered structure – and allows for faster, smoother and safe movement of heavy loads and larger components. And it seems the process was just as impressive as the result. As David says: “We worked very closely with the Bison team and they were fantastic to work with: anything that needed to be tweaked through the process, the team were straight onto it.”