When something needs doing on the water around South East Queensland, we're often the crew people call. Lately that work has turned up in a few places worth sharing, from the evening news and a government authority to councils, a local member of parliament, a major race and a helicopter fleet. Here's some of what we've been up to.
Nine News covered a salvage we carried out for the Gold Coast Waterways Authority and Maritime Safety Queensland, with the Minister for Transport featured in the segment talking about keeping the waterways safe. Watch on Facebook
More of our vessel salvage work on the Gold Coast, shared by the Gold Coast Waterways Authority. See the post
Local member Sam O'Connor shared one of our salvage operations, part of the wider push by the Waterways Authority and Maritime Safety Queensland to clean up Gold Coast waterways and make them safer for everyone. See the post
Beach and flood-repair work at Coochiemudlo Island, shared by Redland City Council. See the post
We're contracted to help clean the Albert and Logan Rivers, clearing debris and keeping the waterways open and safe. Shared by Logan City Council. There's more on our river-cleanup work in our Logan River post. See the post
Every year the Gold Coast hosts a major race, and Elite Helicopters used our barges and a Modular Work Platform to build floating landing pads for a fleet of helicopters, plus walkways for their guests. It's their page, and we're the platform underneath it all. See the post
Over at Pinkenba in Brisbane, we set our Modular Work Platforms up as a stable working deck for a large pipe replacement on the wharves. It's exactly the kind of heavy, access-tricky commercial job our plant is built for: a solid platform on the water where there's no easy way in from land.
Councils, authorities and the wider community trust us with the jobs that are tricky to reach and tricky to get right. If you've got a waterfront project, big or small, we'd love to hear about it. Give us a call or send through a few photos and we'll tell you how we'd tackle it.