Project period · 2024–2025
Structural integrity assessment, repair methodologies and decommissioning planning for operating gold mine plant in Queensland.
Project Context
Mt Rawdon Gold Mine required engineering support to safely manage ageing processing assets — including stacker conveyor systems and associated structures — while maintaining production and planning for selective decommissioning.
Engineering Scope
- Structural integrity inspections and condition grading of in-service plant
- Analysis of defects — corrosion, fatigue-sensitive details, foundation settlement and misalignment
- Repair methodologies with temporary supports, lifting plans and staged works
- Decommissioning work methodologies for stacker conveyor and related structures
- Documentation for maintenance, shutdown and contractor scopes
- Peer review of critical repairs where required
How We Delivered
Engineering was developed for site realities — limited windows, production constraints and existing undocumented structures. Methodologies emphasised practical sequences, hold points and clear responsibilities between operations, maintenance and contractors.
Outcomes
- Safe continued operation with prioritised remediation
- Documented decommissioning approach for selected assets
- Reduced unplanned downtime risk through structured integrity management
Engineering capabilities applied
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