Buy the best air conditioners in Australia online or in store from The Good Guys. You’ll get a good deal on the best reverse cycle split system and cooling only air conditioners, window wall and portable air conditioners from all the best air conditioning brands – Fujitsu, Panasonic, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Kelvinator, LG, Rinnai. CompareAdd more to compareAdded NEWSLETTER PROMOTIONS Welcome Sign out / Find a Dealer or SpecialistAir Conditioning Installation, Repairs and Service in Sydney | Endeavour Air Conditioning is committed to providing quality products with a high level of service to our client’s satisfaction. We offer complete design, air conditioning  installation, repairs, service and maintenance for residential and commercial applications. From split systems to fully ducted air conditioning, engineering to mechanical ventilation. The experienced team at Endeavour ensure the work is carried out professionally and at a competitive price. Over the years Endeavour has been complimented by many clients for offering exceptional quality and value for money to provide ‘total indoor comfort solutions’.

Originally located in Cronulla in the southern suburbs of Sydney and later expanding to Mortdale, we offer our services to the whole Sydney Metropolitan area. Call into our showroom with working models on display or our representative will call out for a free onsite inspection and a no obligation quote. For all your residential air conditioning installation, repairs and service needs we can help, our systems included ducted and split air-conditioning systems. We will maintain and service your system from the time of installation throughout the life of the equipment; to that end we advise you when the annual maintenance is due. For all your commercial air conditioning installation, repairs and service needs Endeavour Air Conditioning is the answer, our highly skilled engineering and installation staff can assist you today. When it comes to ensuring your air conditioning unit has a full and productive life it is important to service your units, our service and maintenance team of qualified technicians provides realistic solutions for all makes and models of air conditioning, mechanical ventilation and electrical control problems

Testimonials'Could you pass on my thanks to Ken and your company for the fantastic team that came and installed our airconditioners, they were efficient and professional and very obliging.' 'I was very impressed with the boys, they worked extremely hard to ensure that they completed the job on time and left the house clean and tidy, the way it was when they arrived.'electronic air cleaner on furnace 'Endeavour is very fotunate to have found such great employees in those four young men.'air purifier help with dust 'Over the years i have dealt with a lot of trades people and some I've quickly come to dread dealing with them. urban air purifierThe young fellows who worked here at my home on Monday and Tuesday of this weekfrom your company were on the opposite side of the scale.

They were easy to have in my home' 'Thank you for the prompt and efficient installation of the air conditioning. The young men who did the job are a credit to your company - very polite, professional and very hard working'Many workers spend long periods of time indoors, in air-conditioned buildings. If the air-conditioning system is not maintained, a number of problems, some potentially lethal, can occur. OHS reps have a role to play in ensuring that risks associated with air-conditioning are identified and reduced as much as possible.As with all workplace hazards, the hazard should be dealt with in this wayFor more information on the hazard, see below.In assessing the severity of the problem, consider the following:Warning: If any of your members have flu-like symptoms and you discover the air-conditioning system has not been cleaned for some time, call your Union and the Department of Health and Human Services on 1300 253 942 (free call in Victoria except with mobile phones) or email: enquiries@dhhs.vic.gov.au immediately.

Contact details for regional offices on this page.Reducing the risks associated with the air-conditioning system should involve:The fourth step is to review the success of the actions taken to fix the air-conditioning problems. This may involve discussions with management and members and a follow up questionnaire survey might be helpful. Consider negotiating an Air-conditioning Policy with your employer. Contact your union to see if they have a model policy.The employer has a duty under the Victorian Occupational Health and Safety Act (2004) to provide and maintain for employees, as far as practicable, a working environment that is safe and without risks to health. This includes providing safe plane, a safe system of work, information, training, supervision, and where appropriate personal protective equipment. The employer also has the duty to monitor conditions at the workplace, and to monitor the health and safety of employees.There is a range of Victorian regulations that specifically seeks to limit the occurrence of Legionnaire's Disease.

This follows the occurrence of a large number of cases of Legionnaires Disease due to contaminated air-conditioning units. On 1 January 2010 the Public Health and Wellbeing Regulations 2009 came into effect.  Included in these regulations are important changes concerning the regulation of cooling towers and warm water systems for the control of Legionella.  (Check this Fact sheet page for information on these regulations) These replaced the original regulations which were introduced when there was that outbreak of legionella at the new Aquarium.  See the for more detailed information.A building's air-conditioning system can be described as the lungs of the building. The air-conditioning system draws in outside air, filters it, heats, cools or humidifies it, circulates it around the building, then expels a portion of it to the outside environment.An air-conditioning system is made up of intake ducts, air filters, cooling tower/s, a boiler and exhaust ducts.The quality of the air many workers breathe at work is totally dependent on the operation of the building's air-conditioning system.