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Roy Hill ROM 4 Overland Conveyors CVR020 & CVR021

Jul 28
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Updated: Jul 30




Client Hancock Iron Ore


Service  Project Delivery


Location Western Australia



Market

Mining & Industrial


Commodity Iron Ore


Value $83.9m


Overview

As primary subcontractor to Nepean Conveyors, Linkforce delivered the fabrication, construction and commissioning of two overland conveyors and associated transfer stations as part of Roy Hill's ROM 4 expansion project. Spanning 8.3km and capable of transferring ore at 9,780tph, the system included a major road crossing structure over Marble Bar Road, electrical infrastructure, and brownfield tie-ins to existing operations. The project demonstrated Linkforce's capability to deliver large-scale materials handling infrastructure through an integrated, multi-disciplinary delivery model.



Service Delivery Area 

  • Mechanical & Structural

  • Electrical & Instrumentation

  • Civil Construction

  • Fabrication

  • Access Solutions

  • Transport & Logistics


Value Added 

  • Experienced project team with extensive overland conveyor and bulk materials handling expertise

  • Integrated delivery model spanning engineering support, fabrication, transport, construction and commissioning

  • Extensive in-house fabrication capability, including conveyor trusses, transfer structures, chutes and modules

  • Dedicated transport fleet supporting the delivery of oversized structures across the Pilbara region

  • Flexible workforce model enabling rapid scaling of resources to meet project demands

  • Certified management systems aligned with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards


Outcome 

Linkforce successfully delivered a critical component of Roy Hill's ROM 4 expansion, constructing two overland conveyors with a combined belt length of 16.6km, along with associated transfer stations, switch rooms and supporting infrastructure. The completed system increased ore handling capacity and demonstrated Linkforce's capability to deliver complex, large-scale conveying projects from fabrication through to commissioning.



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