Awta Product Testing Division
Vehicle in Melbourne

AWTA has played a major role in providing a bridge between the research and the commercial application of testing technology, by facilitating further research and development, sponsoring and participating in feasible trials, and developing and implementing suitable national and international standards, procedures, methods and technology, providing major benefits to all segments of the wool industry in Australia and overseas. Measurement has also facilitated the electronic expansion of data processing and market reporting, and the establishment of auction and individual clip databases which yield unparalleled and exhaustive information to all segments of the industry, with each having equal access to that information on a commercial basis. To conduct wool, fiber and textile research ardor to carry out tests on other materials and products where such activities help or urge the development of the pastoral, agricultural, manufacturing or industrial resources of Australia. To establish, equip and maintain laboratories, workshops and other places suitable for testing and research activities. To provide and foster the provision of data processing services aimed at the more efficient marketing of wool. To provide certificates and make reports in respect of test and research carried out by the Authority. The Board is responsible for the overall corporate governance of the Company, including its strategic direction, major policies and financial objectives. The Company recognizes that it is vital to it is continuing win that its staff maintain the greatest plausible reputation for technical expertise, commercial efficiency, impartiality, independence, equal opportunity and professional integrity. To maintain a national and international reputation for technical expertise, commercial independence and professional integrity. To bear accurate, impartial and efficient sampling, testing, data processing and certification services as required by the wool, other fiber and textile industries at a minimum cost. To assist or promote the development of the pastoral, agricultural, manufacturing and industrial resources of Australia, in particular, by providing autonomous objective data and information services which will facilitate the efficient production, marketing and processing of wool, other fibers, textile products and related materials. To maintain a national and international reputation for technical expertise, commercial independence and professional integrity by providing accurate, unprejudiced and efficient sampling, testing and certification services to our customers. To maintain technical excellence, by taking highest advantage of emerging technologies and providing staff with the knowledge, skills and equipment to improve customer service and under costs. Farmer and company director, having previously been energetic in national farming organizations. The Board delegates responsibility for the operation and administration of the Company to the Managing Director who, together with the executive team, is accountable to the Board. As Chief Executive, the Managing Director is accountable to the Board of Directors for planning, directing and the overall control of the management, administration and profitability of AWTA Ltd, thereby ensuring that the Company achieves all of its primary objectives effectively. As a Director on the Board, he is accountable to the MemberGuarantors for the success and tomorrow direction of the Company. In the role of Company Secretary, he is accountable for meeting the requirements of the various Acts of Parliament and, in particular, the Corporations Law. The General Manager Customer Relations is accountable for optimizing business relationships with existing and potential users of raw wool services to ensure market share is maximized, fresh services are efficiently introduced and customer satisfaction is high. He is accountable for planning, directing and controlling all Sampling and Laboratory Operations within AWTA Ltd ensuring they are integral to the efficiency and integrity of Australian wool selling systems. Responsible for coordinating and undertaking effective client liaison and promotion activities within the region. All we question of you be to adhere to the succeeding conditions. Delay in Meeting Service Glossy We will aim to post or transmit the test report to you within 7 active days behind receiving your instructions and samples into our laboratory. The subsequent factors may affect the accuracy of the test results, ardor the extent to which the sample is representative of the fleece as a whole: (a) (b) (c) not sealing each sample in a plastic bag, to prevent moisture and also to retain the samples partition from each other not drawing a midsize sample or providing a sample which is smaller than the weight recommended by us for the apropos test.

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