
Inside a High-Performance Warehouse: How Headland Technology Scaled Without Expanding Footprint
Join us for an exclusive, behind-the-scenes site tours of Headland Technology, a multi-generation, family-owned business that has evolved into one of ANZ’s leading providers of advanced manufacturing machinery, automation, and industrial technology.
Please note: Attendance is limited to senior decision-makers and operational leaders to ensure relevant peer discussion and a high-value experience for all participants. Registrations from non-relevant roles may not be accepted.
BURWOOD, VIC
Date: Thursday, 30 April 2026
Time: 8.00am to 10.00am
Venue: Headland Technology, 95 Highbury Road, Burwood VIC
Cost: No charge
Registrations close at COB on Monday, 27 April 2026
To register for the VIC Site Visit, click "Register" on left.
RYDALMERE, NSW
Date: Thursday, 7 May 2026
Time: 8.00am to 10.00am
Venue: Headland Technoloy, 23–25 Muriel Ave, Rydalmere, NSW
Cost: No charge
Registrations close at COB on Monday, 4 May 2026
To register for the NSW Site Visit, click here.
AGENDA
8:00am – Arrival & breakfast
8:15am – Headland story: scaling a modern industrial business
9:00am – Site tour & operational walkthrough
10:00am – Close
ABOUT THIS EVENT
Supporting industries including agriculture, automotive, construction, aerospace, and industrial supply, Headland works with businesses managing complex inventory, high-value components, and growing operational demands.
You’ll step inside Headland’s facility to see firsthand how a growing wholesale and distribution business has tackled some of the most common challenges facing mid-sized organisations today:
- Outgrowing warehouse space
- Manual or paper-based processes limiting productivity
- Labour constraints and safety considerations
- Increasing complexity across inventory, parts, and service
WHAT YOU WILL SEE
- High-density automated storage in action – ideal for businesses managing large volumes of small or high-value components
- Digitised warehouse and inventory processes – reducing manual handling and improving accuracy
- Safer, more controlled operations – separating people, forklifts, and workflows
- Connected operations across inventory, service, and customers – including how field service teams (engineers and technicians) are supported with real-time access to parts, job data, and scheduling
This is a rare opportunity to learn from a business that has practically solved the growth and operational constraints many organisations are currently facing.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND
This session is designed for senior leaders in small to mid-sized wholesale, distribution, and industrial businesses who are responsible for operational performance, growth, and transformation.
Recommended attendees include:
- Business Owners, Managing Directors, and General Managers
- COO, Operations, and Supply Chain leaders
- Senior leaders responsible for warehouse, inventory, or service operations