LOCATION

PORT KEMBLA STEELWORKS, NEW SOUTH WALES

CLIENT

BLUESCOPE STEEL

JOB DESCRIPTION

The project required gutter sections, each weighing 350kg, to be cut, replaced and welded in situ on the roof, 50m above live torpedo ladles and an executive walkway on the ground. Plus installation of 125 metres of horizontal and vertical external and internal downpipes which were cut and welded in situ. DBC’s qualified trade teams utilised an integrated rope access and engineered HUSIK roof access system. The methodology limited overall crane use, scaffold construction and site disruption within, around and on the BOS roof.

SERVICES PROVIDED

DESIGN & ENGINEERED SYSTEM FOR POSITIONING OF HEAVY GUTTER SECTIONS / INSTALLATION OF MOBILE PLATFORMS / ROPE ACCESS MOBILE CUTTING AND WELDING / DOGGING AND RIGGING / ROOF PLUMBING

TESTIMONIAL

The job progress has been excellent. I checked against the work schedule and it is exact to date, which is exceptional. The work environment on the BOS is one of the more difficult areas you could be asked to work in. Gas hazards, high wind, operating 470T charger crane working below carrying hot metal pots with molten iron, 2 operating train lines hauling torpedo ladles full of molten iron, not to mention the executive walkway directly below. All of their work done incident and injury free is an excellent result for your team and especially mine as the work planner.

BLUESCOPE STEEL, MAINTENANCE TEAM LEADER, STEEL MANUFACTURING

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