March 2009 saw work begin on Macsim Fastenings new Melbourne Office and warehouse. The new branch is located in Campbellfield (off Cooper st) less than 10km from the current Thomastown location. The Campbellfield warehouse has over 2000sqm of warehouse space with the capabilities for receiving containers directly from overseas.
The new purpose built warehouse has all the technological features that our Sydney warehouse such as RF ( Radio Frequency) scanners. This will further improve order accuracy/ efficiency as well delivery times. The RF scanners have the ability to provide bin locations as well as to invoice goods from the one device, this will enable Macsim to provide an even higher level of customer service something that Macsim Fastenings has always prided itself on.
The New Melbourne Warehouse
June 09
New Workshop Screw Packs
Ever needed a certain size or drywall screw and have every size except the one you need?
No doubt your customers have too and Macsim comes to the rescue with it's new workshop
screw packs. Available in drywall and chipboard ( zinc and galvanised) screws with a size range
from 19mm-75mm with 30 screws of each size and come in highly visible lockable case.
Macsim Fastening has all your Fastening requirments covered.
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June 09
May 2009 saw the running of the 11th Annual Macsim Sydney to Surfers Bike Ride.
The ride was started in 1998 to raise funds for the Rotary Club of Engadine with the primary beneficiaries of all monies raised from the ride going to Father Chris Riley's "Youth off the street" (YOTS) program in NSW AND QLD.
Over the past 11 years of the ride Macsim has helped raise over $1.3million for the Rotary Club of Engadine.
This year's ride started on 2nd May at Hornsby Tafe College and went for 7days and over 930km of distance ridden with 155 cyclists participating including Macsim Fastening
Managing Director Fraser Mackay-Sim. Who also kindly donated a car for the Major Prize
for the raffle. The ride travelled through the beautiful NSW towns of Morrisset, Bulahdelah, Laurieton, Nambucca, Grafton and Kyogle before culminating in Surfers Paradise.
Macsim would like to thanks all cyclists, support staff and sponsors for all the effort they put in to help raise money for those a little less fortunate than ourselves.
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