Achieve Enterprises

Welcome to Achieve Enterprises Limited
The Company provides specialist services in Risk Management, Quality Improvement, Verification, Project Management, Process Engineering, Thermal Processing, Applied Research, Knowledge Navigation and Industry Training.

Utilizing a unique blend of academic, commercial and practical expertise the Company provides strategic advice to organisations, all of which focus on the reduction of risk, improvement in efficiency, and increase in returns.

Services:

	Food and Meat Equipment Second hand equipment from the meat and food industry
	"Jumpstart Industrial Training" Bridging course for Meat Diploma - Part 1 Unit Standards and short courses
	Halal Food Training Unit Standard training and assessment pursuant to Regulatory requirements
	RMP Evaluation Pursuant to the Animal Products Act 1999
	Thermal Process Validation
	Downloads and Links

Current news:

December 2011 - AEL launches a "For Sale" web page for second hand processing equipment specifically for the food industries

December 2011 - AEL finalise arrangements for Richard Fisher to take up secondment to Valley Cold Stores in Nepal

November 2011 - Ross Davies, Taoufik Elidrissi and Sheikh Mohammed Amir publish in "The Halal Journal". Article entitled "Halal Certification in the New Zealand Meat Industry"

November 2011 - AEL closes offices at 359 Broadway Av. New physical location C/o School Engineering and Advanced Technology, Massey University

November 2011 - Southern Lights Biomaterials moves to its new factory in Marton.

September 2011 - Ross Davies makes a presentation to NZ Renderers Association workshop in Hamilton entitled "Raw Materials for Rendering"

September 2011 - Ross Davies and Jim Edwards publish an article in "Food New Zealand" entitled Animal Welfare and Exports

August 2011 - Ross Davies and Jim Edwards publish in "Straight Furrow" - Animal welfare training for abattoir workers.

August 2011 -AEL continues work with Manurau Gourmet Game Birds on the design and drafting stage of the processing factory at Nuhaka.