Industrial design that works on the plant floor
Mechanical, structural and process engineering for recycling, materials-handling and processing plants — designed for fabrication, installation and long-term reliability.
Multi-discipline design under one roof
A coordinated in-house design team, extended by trusted specialist engineers when a project needs it.
Mechanical design
- Conveyors, chutes, hoppers and transfer points
- Equipment layouts and GA drawings
- Wear, flow and maintenance access considerations
Structural design
- Platforms, mezzanines, walkways and supports
- Steel detailing and connection design
- Coordination with certifying engineers
Process & plant layout
- Recycling and sorting line configuration
- Glass/cullet, metals separation and screening
- Throughput and flow planning
Electrical coordination
- Electrical scope definition and review
- Interface with electrical engineers and contractors
- Controls and integration planning
3D modelling & documentation
- 3D plant models and clash checking
- Fabrication and shop drawings
- Bills of materials
Safe design & compliance
- Safety-in-design reviews
- Guarding and access compliance
- Australian Standards alignment
Where our engineering is used
We focus on environments where downtime is expensive and good design pays for itself.
- Recycling & resource recovery — glass, cullet, container and mixed-material processing
- Materials handling — bulk conveying, storage and transfer
- Manufacturing & processing — plant upgrades, expansions and relocations
- Decommissioning & relocation — planning safe removal, transport and re-installation
From concept to fabrication-ready
Brief & site review
Throughput targets, site constraints, existing equipment and budget.
Concept
Layouts and options assessed for cost, operability and maintenance.
Detailed design
Mechanical and structural design, 3D modelling and coordination.
Documentation
GAs, fabrication drawings, BOMs and scopes of work for tender.
Support
Fabricator and installer queries, RFIs and as-built updates.
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Share your plant, process or equipment challenge. Drawings, photos or a rough sketch are all a good start.