Co-Location Partners

Card Services is also a supplier of access cards to the research institutes, which occupy space on the University of Adelaide Waite Campus. These research institutes include AWRI (The Australian Wine Research Institute), CSIRO - Land & Water & CSIRO - Horticulture, PIRSA (Primary Industries and Resources South Australia), SARDI (South Australian Research and Development Institute), CRC - Viticulture (Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture) & DWLBC - The Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation).

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

CSIRO is Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation and is a large organisation that studies a diverse range of issues that affect Australians varying from the molecules that develop life to the molecules in space. CSIRO is an organisation made up of 6,500 staff that travel around the world to provide new ideas to increase the quality of living and improving its industry sectors.

The industry sectors include: Agribusiness, Energy and Transport, Environment and Natural Resources, Information Communication and Services, Manufacturing, Mineral Resources and Health. Horticulture is an industry within the Agribusiness Sector as is Land & Water an industry within the Environment and Natural Resources Sector.

Horticulture - The Horticulture industry is involved in developing appropriate plants and management techniques to improve the quality of Australia's leading crops.

Land & Water - The Land and Water Industry are concerned about the environmental, economic and social issues that support continuous development and the long-term management of the Australian landscape.

Health Sciences & Nutrition - Health Sciences provide research and development to improve human welfare and community health in Australia. Also improving Australian food and pharmaceutical industries. You can use the CSIRO Card: For identification at the CSIRO & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus As an access card to CSIRO & University secure areas.

How to get a Card - To obtain a CSIRO Horticulture or Land & Water access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The Access Control Delegate of the department must sign and send via email the two forms with an attached jpeg image of the staff member. Card Services will process all requests and forward to the access delegate for distribution to the appropriate cardholder.

To obtain a CSIRO Health Sciences & Nutrition access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request For Card Issue to CSIRO Health Sciences & Nutrition- to Card Services, the staff member's photo is taken and the card is processed.

Replacement Cards

CSIRO - Horticulture If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both Julie Powell and to Card Services.

If a replacement card is required the -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form is submitted to Card Services and a replacement card is processed and sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

CSIRO - Land & Water If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both Ian Rosman and to Card Services.

If a replacement card is required the -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form is submitted to Card Services and a replacement card is processed and sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

CSIRO Health Sciences & Nutrition If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to Peter Patterson.

If a replacement card is required the -Request For Card Issue to CSIRO Health Sciences & Nutrition- is submitted to Card Services by the staff member, a photo is taken and a replacement card is processed.

Australian Wine Research Institute

The Australian Wine Research Institute was established in 1955, and is located on the Waite Campus of The University of Adelaide, South Australia.

In 1991 the institute officially affiliated with the University of Adelaide and is part of an internationally recognised research group including CSIRO, SARDI, PIRSA & The University of Adelaide's Faculty of Sciences.

The AWRI has three main functions: 1) to undertake and communicate research into wine composition and sensory characteristics, 2) industry development and support and 3) to transfer the research outcomes into practice with all 3 functions working toward the main objective of providing significant research and development services to the Australian wine industry.

You can use the AWRI Card:

• For identification at the AWRI & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus.
• As an access card to AWRI & University secure areas.

How to get a Card

To obtain an AWRI access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The two forms must be signed by the access control delegate of the research institute and taken to The Faculty Office located in the Waite Main Building.

The staff member's photo is taken and both forms are sent to Card Services, Nth Terrace for processing. Once the card is processed and activated for after hour's access the card is sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

Replacement Cards

If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both Ken Pocock and to Card Services.

South Australian Research and Development Institute

The South Australian Research and Development Institute – SARDI –delivers robust scientific solutions for primary industries.

SARDI is the State Government's principal research institute, a research arm of Primary Industries and Resources SA.

Our scientists are driven to translate results into opportunities to position food, fibre and bioscience industries as internationally competitive and ecologically sustainable.

Our strong, dedicated science platforms offer a depth and breadth of skills and capabilities. We develop new enabling technologies at the forefront of knowledge transformation and relevant technologies to provide a foundation for future growth. 

You can use the SARDI Card:

• For identification at the SARDI & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus .
• As an access card to SARDI & University secure areas.

How to get a Card

To obtain an SARDI access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The two forms must be signed by the access control delegate of the research institute and sent to Card Services.

The staff member's photo is taken and both forms are sent to Card Services, Nth Terrace for processing. Once the card is processed and activated for after hour's access the card is sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

Replacement Cards

If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both the SARDI Facility Manager and to Card Services.

If a replacement card is required the -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form is submitted to Card Services and a replacement card is processed and sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

Primary Industries Resources for South Australia

PIRSA is an important organisation for financial growth, increasing prosperity of South Australians, improving the class of living and maintaining the natural resources for future generations. The Industry sectors within PIRSA include Aquaculture, Biosecurity, Energy, Field Crops, Fisheries, Horticulture, Live Stock, Minerals and Petroleum.

You can use the PIRSA Card:

• For identification at the PIRSA & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus.
• As an access card to PIRSA & University secure areas.

How to get a Card

To obtain a PIRSA access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The access control delegate of the department must sign and send via email the two forms with an attached jpeg image of the staff member. Card Services will process all requests and forward to the access delegate for distribution to the appropriate cardholder.

Replacement Cards

If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to Christine Jeyaseelan and to Card Services.

Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation

The Department of Water, Land and Biodiversity Conservation (DWLBC) was first established in 2002, and is located on the Waite Campus of The University of Adelaide, South Australia.

DWLBC is an organisation that provides opportunities to advance and maintain the State's natural resources. DWLBC are accountable for policies and management of South Australia's land and water resources. DWLBC provide a variety of policies, programs and advice relating to the procedures that occur to improve land and water resources. DWLBC main role is to develop and maintain actions without affecting the biodiversity of South Australia.

You can use the DWLBC Card:

• For identification at the DWLBC & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus.
• As an access card to DWLBC & University secure areas.

How to get a Card

To obtain a DWLBC access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The access control delegate of the department must sign and send via email the two forms with an attached jpeg image of the staff member. Card Services will process all requests and forward to the access delegate for distribution to the appropriate cardholder.

Replacement Cards

If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both Dennis Gibbons and to Card Services.

If a replacement card is required the -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form is submitted to Card Services and a replacement card is processed and sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

CRC - Viticulture

CRC-Viticulture is the Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture (CRCV). CRC-Viticulture is Australia's leading organisation; they are involved in improving the quality of viticultural management ranging from grapevines to the taste of wine, to guarantee the financial and environmental growth of Australia's grape growing industry.

CRC- Viticulture aims to develop viticultural practices, management systems, technology and training to ensure Australia's prosperity for the future. With a successful Viticultural industry employment opportunity, economic growth and services will improve immensely.

You can use the CRC Viticulture Card:

• For identification at the CRC - Viticulture & The University of Adelaide Waite Campus.
• As an access card to CRC - Viticulture & University secure areas.

How to get a Card

To obtain an CRC - Viticulture access card the staff member is required to submit a -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form and an -Access Request form- if after hours access is required to University secure areas.

The two forms must be signed by the access control delegate of the research institute and taken to The Faculty Office located in the Waite Main Building.

The staff member's photo is taken and both forms are sent to Card Services, Nth Terrace for processing. Once the card is processed and activated for after hour's access the card is sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.

Replacement Cards

If a card is lost, stolen, damaged or destroyed, notice must be given to both Oksana Dniprowyi and to Card Services.

If a replacement card is required the -Request for Card Issue to Co-Location Partners- form is submitted to Card Services and a replacement card is processed and sent back to the access control delegate to distribute to the appropriate cardholder.