The following lists some of the Australian organisations who have used consulting and/or training services provided by Savive, and some of the related projects and/or standards.

• Boeing Australia Limited, including the Aerospace Support division in their integration of a Stand Off Weapon and Secure Voice capability to the F/RF-111C for the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), and the Vigilare and High Frequency Modernisation projects of the network enabled systems and communication divisions, providing safety engineering and safety management services and performing process improvement and appraisals against +SAFE - A Safety Extension to CMMI and Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI).

• Mackay Sugar and CSR Sugar, in the production of safety cases for their respective projects addressing the control of sugar cane railways.
• The Tactical Fighter Weapon System Support Unit (TFWSSU), teaching the course "Testing Complex Systems" in their maintenance and modification of the FA-18.
• Citect, in the development of a safety case for their replacement of the power distribution system for the rail network run by QR.
• Thales ATM, providing elements of the course "Safe Systems: Procure, Analyse, Develop, Operate", in their development of the air traffic management product EUROCAT-X.
• Transmax, in the assessment of their software engineering practices (used in the development of intelligent transport systems) against AS 61508 "Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems".

• The University of Queensland, providing staff to teach the course "Development of Safety-Critical Systems" to students enrolled in their Masters of Systems Engineering.
• Partech Systems, providing training in software engineering and the application of AS 61508 "Functional safety of electrical/electronic/programmable electronic safety-related systems".