Services
Shorelands have a huge range of services we are able to provide. From cranes to trucks and everything in between, we can support all transport needs.
ShoreLands has successfully supplied labour to national and multi-national companies such as Phillips Oil, BHP Petroleum, Diamond Offshore, Santos, Woodside Petroleum, Western Mining Petroleum and Exploration, Sagasco, ICI, Sedco, Forex, Conoco Phillips, etc.
Our ongoing innovations and service initiatives have enabled ShoreLands to provide a co-ordinated, prompt and cost-effective service to all our customers. Today we are at the forefront of service provision for the NT, WA and Timor Sea construction, oil and gas industries and recognized as a leader in our operational fields, which include:
- Offshore oil and gas industries
- Onshore mineral and energy resource industries
- Domestic and commercial building
- Manufacturing and primary industries
- Crane, forklift, equipment and labour supply sectors
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customers of Shorelands
- AUSCO MODULAR PTY LIMITED
- BORAL CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
- DEMOUNTABLE SALES & HIRE
- GWELO DEVELOPMENTS
- HORDER ENTERPRISES
- JOHN HINDMARSH (SA) PTY LTD
- JOHN HOLLAND CONSTRUCTION
- McCONNELL DOWELL
- NORBUILT
- NORTRUSS BUILDERS SUPPLIES
- PDQ ENTERPRISES PTY LTD
- PTM HOMES
- SCOPE ENGINEERING SERVICES PTY LTD
- SITZLER BROS PTY LTD
- SUNBUILD PTY LTD
- TRADE BUILDING SUPPLIES
- U-FAB PTY LTD
- VYNANCE PTY LTD
ShoreLands is proud of its many achievements, such as:
- Innovation to get the job done...
One of the first large undertakings performed by ShoreLands was the unloading and placement of the Kleenheat gas tanks at Channel Island, Northern Territory.
The tanks were transported from Perth by road, weighed 100 tonnes each and measured 40m x 7m. ShoreLands was asked to tender for the unloading of the tanks and subsequently won the tender with an innovative method involving the use of skates (the tenders of all other companies were based on using cranes, which entailed enormous cost).
Due to the sheer size of each tank and the safety of employees being of paramount importance, an engineer was employed to design the method. Similarly, due to the size of the tanks, the contract was progressed in four stages, with each tank being separately unloaded and put in place.
- Construction down under...
The construction of the Woodcutter’s mine shaft was another contract performed in unusual circumstances. This contract involved a crane working below ground to a depth of 600 metres.
- Going the distance with gas pipelines...
In 1996 ShoreLands successfully tendered for the contract to excavate, weld and lay the longest high pressure plastic pipeline yet to be built in the Northern Territory. The project included trenching 11.5 kilometres through heavy bushland. Scheduled to be carried out during the dry season, the project was delayed (through no fault of ShoreLands). ShoreLands was faced with the additional challenge of completing the tender during the worst wet season in Northern Territory history. However, innovative ideas, comprehensive planning and implementation of procedures for safe work practices ensured the often seemingly impossible conditions were overcome and the project successfully completed, on time, within the dry season schedule. Again, ShoreLands had demonstrated its ability to undertake and successfully complete difficult tasks in adverse conditions.