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On the ground

Some recent projects

Delivered under principal contractor safety, QA and documentation systems. Step through the record, or ask us about work like it. Referees available on request.

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Cunninghams Gap reconstruction

Queensland

Wet-mix shotcrete and high-pressure line pumping to downslope stabilisation along the Cunninghams Gap corridor, sprayed to mesh and anchors in steep access conditions alongside ground engineering crews.

PrincipalDepartment of Transport and Main Roads
Head contractorMcIlwain Civil Engineering
ThroughPCA Ground Engineering
Our partOur pump and crew — nozzleman, operator and line hand — spraying to mesh and anchors placed by others
ScopeSlope stabilisation on the DRFA reconstruction project
ConditionsSteep access, live traffic corridor
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TMR range worksFlood recovery packagesGrid-scale energyUnderground ground supportTier 1 WHS & QA systemsReferees on request
What it adds up to

Experience across
the full range
of placements

The PUMPD record covers TMR range works under DRFA, council flood recovery, grid-scale energy and an ongoing commercial and residential program. Behind it sits Blake’s underground background in ground support and shaft lining. Different principals, different specs, different ground, the same standard on each.

That range is what counts on an unfamiliar job. Blake has sprayed under Tier 1 documentation at Lihir, run robotic rigs and shaft lining underground, and worked inside TMR traffic and environmental frameworks on Queensland range roads. Very little on a civil or commercial site is new ground.

Every PUMPD job here was delivered as a specialist subcontractor inside the principal’s safety, QA and documentation systems. Turning up with the right paperwork, the right insurances and a crew that doesn’t create problems for the site is most of the job.

Mesh and anchors set out on a Lismore flood-restoration downslope before spraying