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Hail Creek CHPP, civil-structural package.
Jetz Contracting recently completed works with Glencore major projects completing the civil packages within the CHPP fines plant upgrades at a central Queensland mine site.
Works included bulk earthwork, precast supply, structural concrete, road, and pavement works and drainage improvements. Within the package was a supply install component of 315 poly pipe and reticulated water main diversions earthing and service line installs.
Transportable building and warehouse supply install package-Civil-SMP
Jetz Contracting was engaged to facilitate the civil earthworks, concrete and installation of a 6 building complex for a new training and Safety facility as well as a 800m2 warehouse facility within the Curragh mine site. The area included a 25 space asphalt carpark , drainage works, service upgrades and commissioning as well as fire service upgrades. The area was within a current live HST-Warehouse facility as well as at the main entrance of the mine site, these highly interactive locations meant detailed methodologies and interaction plans needs to be developed in line with site procedures and hazards.
Jetz finished these works on time, on budget and without incident.
Igloo and jacking slab- hardstand supply and install Civil -SMP
Jetz Contracting recently completed a supply and install package for a 18x20m igloo and jacking slab maintenance facility for 793 dump trucks and specialist belly dumper trucks. Within the dome facility was an additional 400m2 boiler makers area complete with water, power and air.
The scope included all bulk earthworks and soil remediation, sheeting and pavement re grade and drainage for approximately 20,000m2 hardstand as well as 500lm of security fencing and warehouse gate security items.
Mining building Renovation
Jetz we tasked with the removal of a 42×12 complex from a disused mine project, the building was over 15 years old and had been un-used for over 10 years, Jetz scope was to design and construct the facility with various upgrades to a new mine site 75km away.
The team removed and transported the facility and placed the building on new precast foundations cast in the Mackay Jetz depot, new sewer, and power services were installed and a full internal and external re-sheet and paint were applied, flooring and office fit out upgrades as well as air-conditioning, fire services and data were installed in to the facility.
Extensive aboriginal art and artifacts were included in the landscape design and various yarning circles and meeting places were established in the landscape brief.
The project has become a major part of the mines cultural heritage acknowledgment and is used daily by the teams to sit, reflect and relax.
Stacker rail, and mechanical- electrical upgrades.
Jetz were engaged to facilitate a major overhaul of a coal stacker at the largest mine in the region.
The scope increased the stackers capacity and storm readiness performance. Works included re-bolting and upgrading clamping capacity of the stacker as well as buffer end stops and civil foundation improvements. The team also performed electrical upgrades and data improvement items to accurately measure and control the stacker. Jetz were engaged in the early phases to scan the concrete and perform exploratory 3D modelling of the current foundation capacity, the use of the inhouse radar scanner allowed accurate location and detail to be provided to the design team.
Heavy Vehicle MIA Upgrade Project
Jetz Contracting was selected to provide full supply and install scope for a heavy vehicle MIA upgrade project within a Blackwater mine site.
The scope included bulk earthworks, pavement remediation ,drainage, as well as in ground fuel, and lubricant lines to the future HV workshops, All earthworks and concrete was completed inhouse with crews of 35 manning the work fronts.
Secondary to the civil scope was the SMP supply and install of the new service bay shed structure and upon completion will include the installation by the Jetz crew of the biggest dome structure in the southern hemisphere, within the dome will be a 20 ton gantry crane on rails cast into the main slab.
These works are managed and executed by the Jetz crew and signal a new level of compliance and capacity for the team.