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Intercad appoints Pat Cleary as State Manager in Western Australia

Pat Cleary - State Manager of Intercad in Western Australia

Intercad  has appointed Pat Cleary as State Manager, Western Australia. Pat Cleary is tasked with leveraging the growth in the state’s resources sector to support Intercad’s planned growth.

Intercad supplies specialist computer-based design software and services to mining companies and engineering contractors that support those companies, to assist in the design of mining equipment.

Intercad is a distributor of SolidWorks CAD/CAM technology in Australia and New Zealand and recently sold the 10,000th licence of the software in the region.

Pat Cleary will concentrate on increasing Intercad’s market share in the mining and resources sector and will recruit new account management and technical people to better service the company’s existing and potential customers.

Pat Cleary has more than 25 years experience in technical, sales and general management positions in the information technology and telecommunications industries. He has worked with start-up businesses and also with established businesses to help them enter new markets. Prior to joining Intercad, Pat Cleary was Silk telecom’s Perth Sales Manager.

Scott Frayne, Intercad’s Managing Director, says Pat Cleary’s extensive experience in the West Australian market means he is well-suited to manage Intercad’s operations in this state and to drive its push into the resources sector.

“Our West Australian customers not only rely on the supply of the right software but are dependent on our specialist technical support and services so they can get the most out of their CAD/CAM packages,” says Scott Frayne.

“Pat’s local knowledge gives us another layer of expertise we can draw on to continue to resolve our customers’ technical and business issues, as well as attract new business.”

Intercad News

SolidWorks design software from Intercad help SWG Operations identify structural clashes with 3D models (25-Nov-2008)
James Ritorto, Lead Draughtsperson, SWG Operations said that SolidWorks from Intercad, is a tool that allows SWG Operations to measure twice and cut once in a virtual environment, which means that SWG Operations e can see structural clashes or errors, before they start building.

Intercad’s SolidWorks design solutions help Pellenc Australia design viticulture equipment (24-Nov-2008)
Frank O’Riley, Product Development Engineer, Pellenc Australia, said that with SolidWorks from Intercad and a design team, Pellenc Australia have been able to conceive, prototype and commercialise their products in approximately 18 months, which is one season. Previously designing and testing would have taken several seasons to complete.

Leslie Consulting use Intercad’s data management software to serve mining equipment manufacturers (20-Nov-2008)
The company first implemented SolidWorks from Intercad in 1996 and more recently upgraded the capability to include data management software, PDMWorks, so Leslie Consulting could work more closely with their customers, notably mining equipment manufacturer CQMS.

Intercad’s SolidWorks Office Premium help Leussink Engineering design machine components (19-Nov-2008)
Leussink Engineering have recently upgraded to SolidWorks Office Premium from Intercad to take advantage of routing design tools. Jason Leussink, Company Director, Leussink Engineering said that SolidWorks has significantly reduced the re-work or scrap factor caused by inaccurate design.

Intercad’s SolidWorks design solutions help GHD complete mechanical and structural works (19-Nov-2008)
GHD, having used the SolidWorks design software from Intercad, found that its parametric environment enabled GHD to complete mechanical and structural work in much more detail, which means their projects are likely to be right the first time and delivered to clients’ exact specifications.

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