Macquarie Park

Complex of Office Units for Mechanical Systems

Hard Bakka Rigging was engaged to carry out the structural steel erection for a complex of office units in Macquarie Park, designed to house critical mechanical plant and machinery. The project involved multiple interconnected units purpose-built to support commercial HVAC, electrical, and plumbing infrastructure in a dense business precinct.

This installation required precision rigging services to handle various structural components, including steel frames, mechanical support platforms, and rooftop access structures. The site posed several logistical challenges, including restricted crane access, tight urban boundaries, and the need to work alongside ongoing construction by other trades.

Our team managed the entire steel rigging process, from lifting and positioning beams to securing overhead units that will later support mechanical equipment like chillers, ducts, switchboards, and pipework. All elements were rigged and installed in compliance with Australian safety standards, with no incidents reported throughout the project.

We deployed specialised lifting equipment, including all-terrain telehandlers, mobile cranes, and electric scissor lifts, ensuring every component was set accurately and safely. Daily toolbox talks and coordinated logistics planning ensured efficient workflows and minimal disruption to the site’s broader construction activities.

By delivering on time and within budget, Hard Bakka Rigging once again demonstrated why we’re trusted for complex urban rigging projects that require a combination of technical precision, safety compliance, and on-site adaptability.

Project Snapshot:

• Scope: Structural steel erection for mechanical office units
  
  
• Location: Macquarie Park, Sydney
  
  
• Special equipment: Mobile crane, scissor lift, telehandler
  
  
• Duration: Completed within allocated schedule
  
  
• Safety: Zero incidents
  
  

This project highlights Hard Bakka Rigging’s capabilities in urban commercial developments, particularly where steel infrastructure supports vital mechanical plant systems.