Major milestone achieved on the Mardie Salt and Potash Project in Western Australia, with the successful demobilisation of our 'Canti-Traveller' system.
Following the completion of the 2.43 km approach jetty constructed from the Traveller, our marine spread—comprising the MCD914 Jack-Up barge and supporting floating barges - efficiently removed all parts of the Traveller in under 10 days.
With an impressive largest lift of nearly 150 tonnes, our newly developed large module demobilisation method significantly accelerated the process.
This successful operation has enabled us to quickly advance to the next stage of marine construction, including incline conveyor setup, jetty head, berthing, and shiploader structures.
Congratulations to our team for delivering this milestone safely and efficiently! We look forward to continuing our work on this exciting project for BCI Minerals.
Check out the demobilisation below, and read more about the project here.
Click here for more information on the Canti-Traveller system.
