Foreman-Sheean Electrical & Communications

Foreman-Sheean Electrical & Communications Pty Ltd is a wholly owned subsidiary of the Geniux Cleantech Group, established in 1987 by Graham Foreman and Tim Sheean. In early 2019, the company joined the Fuuzio family following the founders' retirement. It services the Sunraysia region and areas as far afield as Broken Hill, Mildura, Renmark and Swan Hill, with a large, highly trained team of electrical and communications professionals. Registered Electrical Contractor VIC:35570. Specialisms include mining, winemaking, food processing & packaging, public works, education, primary industry & irrigation, healthcare, telecommunications, subdivision power reticulation, hospitality, and retail.

Notable projects include a 47kW solar install for Mildura Rural City Council, an off-grid solar solution for Leaghur Homestead in Mungo National Park for NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service, electrical works for Weilong Winery, installing and automating off-grid power at Coomealla Pump Station for Western Murray Irrigation, electrical works for Henderson College, OLAM Group, MASP Hub, Bureau of Meteorology, and Waters Excavations, and installing new processing equipment for Select Harvests. Main services include electrical and communications services, solar installs, design & construct, programmed maintenance, industrial break/fix, and carbon reduction.

Mildura and the surrounding Sunraysia district recur in feedback for this electrical and solar contractor, where the prevailing theme is dependable service delivered without fuss. When electrical support was needed urgently at a residential facility accommodating fifty people, the response was swift and the problem resolved. Solar installations and solar lighting work across the region are described as carefully executed, with the condition of the finished system praised. Reviewers repeatedly highlight the technical knowledge applied to diagnosing faults, noting that solar setups were brought back into operation quickly.

Clear quoting and coordination, from the first price through to equipment arriving and the arranging of works on site, feature often, along with the capacity to run projects of any scale internally. Staff members such as Nathan, Rick, Scott and Brodie in operations are mentioned for their helpfulness, responsiveness and professionalism, while the friendliness of the wider crew is frequently raised. Accounts also note that work was completed within days of a quote being accepted and that obstacles were worked through as they appeared. The recurring impression is of diligent, quality workmanship and reliable follow-through on electrical, solar and lighting projects.