Plant and production-line demolition
Machine bases, pits and slabs removed inside live food, beverage and manufacturing plants during shutdowns.
Manufacturing, logistics, rail, defence and a lot of concrete. Ipswich, Logan and the growth corridors between them and Brisbane are industrial territory, and industrial sites are where remote-controlled demolition pays for itself fastest.
The Ipswich and Logan corridors are home to some of south-east Queensland’s heaviest industry and biggest logistics estates: rail workshops, food and beverage plants, quarries and concrete plants, distribution centres at Berrinba, Crestmead, Redbank and Swanbank. When a production line is being replaced or a slab is being reconfigured, the demolition usually has to happen around live operations and inside a shutdown window.
A demolition robot suits that perfectly. It works inside the plant without exhaust, it breaks out machine bases and plinths faster than a crew, and it does it with the operator standing clear. We’re a short run from Brisbane, so mobilisation is quick and we can cover weekend and overnight shutdowns.
The jobs that come up most often around Ipswich & Logan.
Machine bases, pits and slabs removed inside live food, beverage and manufacturing plants during shutdowns.
Slab reconfiguration, dock-leveller pits and mezzanine works in distribution centres.
Pit, slab and structure modifications in rail maintenance and workshop environments.
Hardened product removal, hopper and bin works, and plinth demolition.
Void cuts and penetrations in shopping centres and commercial buildings that stay open.
Culvert, bridge and drainage works along the Ipswich, Logan and Mount Lindesay motorways.
All six of our services are available in Ipswich & Logan. Pick the one that matches the job.
Slabs, walls, columns, beams, footings and lift pits. Breaker, crusher or shear matched to the concrete and the site’s noise limits.
Learn moreMachines that fit through a 780 mm doorway and ride a passenger lift, then out-hit a 5-tonne excavator once inside.
Learn moreDeck and parapet removal, headstock and pier repairs, culverts and tunnels — with the operator clear of the edge.
Learn moreKiln, furnace, ladle and boiler tear-outs in heat, dust and tight shutdown windows. No exhaust, no operator inside.
Learn moreCut-outs for new stairs, lifts, penetrations and services in occupied buildings — without shaking the structure to bits.
Learn moreRobot, attachments, ticketed operator and dust suppression, priced by the day or by the job. Builders and civil contractors welcome.
Learn moreA guide, not a limit — if your site is nearby, we’ll come.
Yes. Our machines are electric so there’s no exhaust on the floor, dust is captured at the tool, and we work to your permit, isolation and food-safety requirements. Most plant work is scheduled around production in shutdown windows.
We staff them. For a weekend shutdown we mobilise Friday, work through with rotating operators if needed, and hand back before Monday’s start-up.
Yes. Beaudesert, Boonah, Gatton and Laidley are within our normal range from Brisbane.
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