Upon closure of mining activities by Rio Tinto, Liberty Industrial has been engaged to remove all infrastructure located within the mining lease, including the process plant and ancillary facilities such as the mine camps, power station and airport. The scope of works also include the construction and management of site- based landfills and the remediation of contaminated areas across site.
Robust solutions
To overcome some of the key challenges, we have established a self-sufficient site and minimised the requirement for frequent transport, undertook staged project activities and implemented a comprehensive environmental management plan, mobilised a fleet of high-reach excavators ranging from 100 to 200t, developed detailed methodologies and 3D modelling for the induced collapse of overland conveyor leading to the ROM pad. Our project manager also worked closely with Traditional Owners and ensured work opportunities were presented fairly.
Exceptional outcomes
To complete this project without injury and within the closure timeframes and allocated budget, we are relying on our skilled and competent project team, state-of-the-art plant and equipment, as well as efficient stakeholder communication and management that is supported by the strength of our existing relationship with Rio Tinto.
Awards
World Demolition Awards 2024 Winner – Industrial Demolition Project of the Year
Liberty Industrial has been awarded the 2024 Industrial Demolition Project of the Year for the Argyle Diamond Mine Closure at the World Demolition Awards.
Our work on the project was also recognised by our partner client at the Global Rio Tinto Safety Award for Best Contract Partner in June 2023.