Roy Hill Port Facility - Materials Handling Infrastructure

The Roy Hill Project was the construction of a new mine, rail and port facility designed to produce 55 MT of iron ore per annum.

Scope of Work

Goodline’s scope included SMPE&I Construction & Commissioning of:

• Three 2km long Conveyors
• Feed Conveyor with Tripper
• Three Transfer Stations
• Two 1200T Stackers
• One 2400T Bucket Wheel Reclaimer (largest in Australia)
• Four Switchrooms

SMPE&I Works include:

• Above ground electrical and instrumentation works including installation of switchrooms, cable pulling, terminations and testing.
• Trenching, underground electrical conduits, cables and earthworks.
• Installation of structural modules up to 380T including dual crane lifts with 500T Crawler and 350T Crawler.
• Installation of all mechanical equipment including devices, chutes, pulleys, idlers, retractable skirts dust hoods and drives.
• Alignment, fitting and welding of raw water and fire water steel and HDPE pipelines.
• Management, safety, quality assurance, document control, scheduling, reporting, procurement and commissioning handover

Client

Samsung C & T

Project Type

SMP, E&I

Year of Completion

2015

Project Location

Port Hedland, WA