Mining – Sorting Machine Structure

At our Parramatta Warehouse, Hard Bakka Rigging was engaged to pre-assemble a complex mining sorting structure along with its auxiliary components. This included onsite pipe welding, bolting, and layout validation. The project was a prototype assembly, designed to ensure that all prefabricated elements aligned and fit correctly before being dismantled and shipped for permanent installation overseas in New Caledonia.

This pre-assembly phase was crucial for confirming engineering accuracy and functionality. Our team worked with precision and attention to detail, ensuring the entire structure—including ore bins, wash screens, conveyor frames, vibratory panels, and other mechanical elements—was correctly positioned and assembled for demonstration purposes.

The mining sorting system is designed to enhance ore processing efficiency by separating usable material from waste through mechanical sorting equipment. Though the structure was not commissioned for live operation at the time, our work ensured that once on-site overseas, the components would require minimal adjustments.

Key Highlights:

• Project Type: Mining sorting structure – prototype assembly

• Scope: Steel assembly, welding, and trial fit-out

• Location: Parramatta Warehouse

• Team Members on Site: 4–5 riggers and welders

• Lifting Equipment Used: Forklifts and mobile gantry crane

• Duration: 2 weeks

• Site Incidences Reported: Nil

• Challenges Met: Coordinated mechanical fit-out; completed on time and to spec

This job showcases Hard Bakka Rigging’s capability to support advanced engineering projects requiring precision, flexibility, and high structural awareness. Our ability to execute complex trial assemblies helps clients de-risk full-scale installations across global locations.