ESS Perth

At ESS/Kalitech, safety isn’t just a policy, it’s a culture.

Recently, all of our technicians completed their First Aid refresher training, ensuring they remain fully prepared to respond to any situation while on-site. From looking after one another to protecting the people we work with, safety remains our number one priority.

We’re committed to continuous training, proactive readiness, and creating the safest possible environment for our team and our customers.
Proud of our technicians for always leading with safety.

Our latest VS1 Satpod Mini installation for a client.

With very little real estate available on top of their fleet vehicles, our engineering team designed a bespoke mounting system to securely house the VS1 Satpod Mini ensuring reliable, high-performance communication without compromising vehicle functionality.

Mounted seamlessly to the cab, this setup enables consistent connectivity in remote and harsh conditions, keeping essential services online when it matters most.

Another great collaboration between Essential Service Solutions (ESS) and Kali-Tech Aboriginal Corporation with our clients, delivering fit-for-purpose communication solutions for all Australians.

Built for Purpose. Built by Kalitech and ESS.

At ESS, we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all solutions. Our clients work in some of the harshest, most remote, and most demanding environments in Australia — and they need equipment that’s up to the task.

Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at one of our technicians fabricating a custom pole mount for a Starlink antenna. Designed, engineered, and built in-house to suit the exact requirements of the job.

From remote comms trailers to rugged mobile connectivity kits and bespoke Starlink installations — if it doesn’t exist, we’ll build it.

At ESS, our journeys take us across some of the most iconic and historic landscapes in Western Australia.

This photo captures one of our vehicles overlooking The Cave in Cheela Plains Nanutarra, a place with deep cultural and historical significance.

The name Cheela first appeared on maps of the region as “Cheerlah”, an Aboriginal word for calcrete (a hard carbonate-rich crust), a reminder of the strong connection between land, language, and legacy.

We’re proud to explore, work, and grow in these remarkable places, carrying forward both innovation and respect for the stories of the land.

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