Established in 1975 as a small sheet metal fabricator in Melbourne, Able Industries Engineering is proud to be celebrating its 49th Birthday as a successful Australian-family owned and operated company.

Starting in a team of just four staff, Bryan Martyn took ownership of the business in 1976 at its Spotswood site and during the 1990’s moved to its current site in South Kingsville.

In 1999, Bryan's son, Stephen Martyn took on the role of Managing Director, and has overseen the expansion of the metal fabrication company, which now boasts a specialised facility in South Kingsville and a second factory on the site of the original business in Spotswood.

Our key to our success over the past 49 years has been our focus on continual improvement in our products and looking after our customers.

We invest significantly in research and development, best-practice systems and procedures, advanced engineering technologies and most importantly, our people and our clients.

Able Industries Engineering has been certified since 1991 according to the most recent International Organisation for Standardizations’ ISO 9001:2015.

We are also a Defence Recognised Supplier, a member of The Australian Industry and Defence Network (AIDN) and a member of Australian Industry Group (AIG).

Some of the business’ most iconic projects the public would recognise around Melbourne alone, include Crown Casino and Federation Square – right down to smaller public infrastructure projects such as rubbish bins and planter boxes.

Our company also built the Lethal Weapon at Movie World on the Gold coast and The Cyclone Rollercoaster at Dreamworld.

The company’s main areas of production include categories in Defence, Architecture, Renewable Energy, Transport, Public Infrastructure and Industrial Projects.

Our core competencies lie in delivering on high-quality specifications for niche projects and difficult engineering requirements across a range of markets.