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Australian Glass and Window Association

17 Sep, 2016

The Australian Glass and Window Association (AGWA) is the peak association representing over 1000 member companies covering window manufacturers, glass manufacturers, glass processors, merchants, glaziers and suppliers of supporting machinery, services and materials. We endorse compliant, sustainable and fit-for-purpose products and provide services to members that support their efforts to operate successfully.

AGWA delivers access to increased expertise for all members and stakeholders in key areas including:

  • Technical support
  • Training
  • Accreditation
  • Communication
  • Safety
  • Marketing
  • Events

Members enjoy increased and better member services, expanded technical support, bigger and better events bringing a whole industry together, improved communications, increased access to more training, an expanded and improved accreditation scheme, access to WHS support, more valuable marketing opportunities, and a revitalised state chapter presence increasing networking opportunities.

To find out more about us, our programs, or becoming a member visit https://www.agwa.com.au/

 

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