Secure Government IT Asset Disposals
Servicing Local, State and Federal Government Departments Across Australia
G1 Asset Management provides compliant and secure IT asset disposal services to a number of Australian government departments, and can tailor solutions to fit your departmental requirements.-
ISM-Complaint Data Destruction for All IT Assets
G1 Asset Management provides certified data destruction services that are fully compliant with the Australian Government Information Security Manual (ISM) Controls 2017.
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ISO Accredited to Modern Safety Standards
G1 Asset Management is accredited to OHSAS 18001 and AS/NZS 4801 safety standards, and our staff will comply with any on-site induction or site-specific safety requirements.
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Reporting Tailored To Your Requirements
We can customise the fields and format of all asset reports to provide a simple interface into your existing asset management software.
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Disposal Solutions for Network Infrastructure
Our Cisco™ certified technicians will handle the erasure and disposal of your networking assets. We can also arrange the removal and recycling of server racks, UPS devices and other large or heavy IT assets.
Servicing Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Brisbane
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We provide collection coverage to all eastern capital cities. Our service area also extends to regional centers throughout New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria and the ACT.
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