| Location | Value | Client |
| Newman, WA | $15M ~ | Roy Hill Iron Ore |
START: 2021 - FINISH: 2021
PROJECT OVERVIEW
Roy Hill have constructed a processing facility known as the Wet High Intensity Magnetic Separation (WHIMS) which is a processing technique to
recover additional ultrafine iron units, this project expended on the existing WHIMS plant.
The project involved underground services including fire water, earthing cables and earth rods, bulk and detailed earthworks including roadworks & culverts, supply and management of an onsite concrete batch plant for in-situ concrete, precast tilt up panels and concrete canvas.
PROJECT SCOPE
Construction works completed on an accelerated schedule with 6 work fronts running concurrently.
Concrete Works - 3,000m3
Bulk Earthworks - Foundation preparation, culvert installation, access roads - 12,000m3
Services Works - Removal of 6x light poles & associated underground cabling, installation of firewater pipeline (250mm, 350l/m), hydrants values & blind flanges
External works
Drainage installation
Hydraulics
Electrical earthing, earth rods & street lighting
Commissioning
PROJECT STATS
Concrete: 3,000m3
Bulk Earthworks: 12,000m3