The Koojan Downs Feedlot project was undertaken for Harvest Group, with Kotzur as the client. Located in Yathroo, WA, the project focused on enhancing the safety and accessibility of the feedlot’s infrastructure.

The scope of work involved the supply, fabrication, and installation of galvanised steel walkway platforms atop the existing feed silos. These platforms provide safe service access to the screw conveyors connecting the silos, ensuring ongoing efficiency and safety for operations.

Installation was carried out by Phil and Anthony from Rollwell, who successfully completed the works with the use of a crane for the 21-metre-high lift, supported by a qualified dogman. Their expertise ensured the job was executed smoothly and with precision.

The outcome was highly successful, with Phil and Anthony delivering the installation within the client’s requested timeframe while minimising operational disruptions. Their proactive approach meant that feedlot operations continued without interruption, even when minor design oversights arose. They adapted quickly to these challenges, ensuring the project stayed on track. This was an excellent effort by all involved and a testament to the team’s capability and commitment.

The Waitsia Gas Stage 2 Project, owned by Mitsui E&P Australia (MEPAU), is a major onshore LNG processing facility located 18km southeast of Dongara WA. As part of the project’s development, Clough, the main contractor, required several critical structures to support the operational needs of the gas plant.

Rollwell Engineering was successfully awarded the design and construction of multiple key facilities, including:

• Five Chemical Shelters
• Condensate Loadout Shed
• Workshop – featuring a mezzanine floor, office partitioning, and a 5-tonne overhead crane

To ensure seamless execution, Rollwell Engineering collaborated with FEC for engineering design and certification and Future Power for electrical design, supply, and installation.

This turnkey project stands as a testament to Rollwell Engineering’s expertise, efficiency, and ability to deliver complex infrastructure. It highlights how well our group of companies integrates to achieve outstanding results, reinforcing our reputation as a trusted leader in engineering and construction.

Operated by Chevron Australia, Gorgon is one of the world’s largest LNG projects and the largest single resource project in Australia. Located on the Class A Nature Reserve of Barrow Island, 50 kilometres northwest of WA’s Pilbara coast, Gorgon is comprised of a 15.6million tonne per annum LNG facility and domestic gas plant. Gorgon began supplying gas to the Western Australian market in 2016 and the project has an estimated lifespan of more than 40 years.

Rollwell Engineering was contracted by CKJV to draft, supply, manufacture and provide surface treatment for several thousand instrument and electrical stands, structural steel packages, pipe support packages and bearing plates. These products were supplied and installed during various stages of the Gorgon project’s construction.

Located on the picturesque Swan River, Kings Park is one of the world’s largest and most beautiful inner-city parks. Rich in Aboriginal history, Kings Park boasts 400 hectares of bushland trails, manicured gardens, children’s play areas and artistic displays as well as a visitor information centre.

Rollwell Engineering was contracted to supply, manufacture and install the architectural piece ‘Place of Reflection’ which is located in the park overlooking the magnificent Swan River and our city’s beautiful skyline.

Rio Tinto’s Rail Capacity Enhancement project was one of the most significant railway expansion projects ever carried out in Australia. Including duplication of 70km’s of rail track as well as construction of new bridges and culverts, the project was designed to increase the production capacity of Rio Tinto’s Pilbara rail network to over 350 million tonnes per annum.

Rollwell Engineering was contracted to manufacture, surface treat and supply two x 45m termination poles for this project.

Part of the Shenton Park Waste Transfer Station, the Bioconversion Facility relies on patented bioconversion vessels that facilitate the biological breakdown of waste materials. The system reduces landfill by effectively composting solid waste materials and converting them into renewable energy in the form of biogas, agricultural compost and various recycled materials.

During the construction phase of the Bioconversion Facility, Rollwell Engineering was contracted to supply, manufacture and surface various tank items.

Located 200km south-east of Geraldton in the Shire of Perenjori, Karara is the largest mining operation in the mid-west. It produces high-grade iron ore which is exported to steelmakers around the world. With an expected life of more than 30 years, the operation includes a large open pit mine, complex ore processing plant and significant infrastructure and logistics networks.

Rollwell Engineering was contracted to supply and manufacture a steel lifting frame and several 45meter termination poles for this project.