Tom McDonald
Tom McDonald
Tom McDonald formerly led the Business Development in Energy and Industrial sectors of Airmaster Australia. He has 30+ years in Control and Automation and held Senior National roles with Siemens and Schneider Electric(SE). His strong service background makes him passionate about customers and delivering on promises. Tom has a post-graduate degree in Business Management and a Diploma of Sales(Australian Institute of Management).
Articles
Why building management energy improvement programs should always start with an energy audit

Why building management energy improvement programs should always start with an energy audit
- 5 min read
- Tom McDonald
Improving the Energy Efficiency of Buildings: It’s Time for Industry to Respond to Climate Change

Improving the Energy Efficiency of Buildings: It’s Time for Industry to Respond to Climate Change
- 4 min read
- Tom McDonald
Load shedding and EcoStruxure put the odds in favor of reduced energy bills at renowned Australian racecourse

Load shedding and EcoStruxure put the odds in favor of reduced energy bills at renowned Australian racecourse
- 4 min read
- Tom McDonald
Demand Response is a Smart Choice When Energy Requirements Exceed Supply

Demand Response is a Smart Choice When Energy Requirements Exceed Supply
- 4 min read
- Tom McDonald
Is Data the New Oil for Increased Building Efficiency?

Is Data the New Oil for Increased Building Efficiency?
- 4 min read
- Tom McDonald
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