Construction of a mine process plant at the Roy Hill iron ore mine in WA is expected to generate “1000 jobs for approximately 14 months”, according to contractor, Thiess.
Thiess announced yesterday that they had been awarded the $330 million contract by Samsung C&T to construct the plant. Work is expected to commence onsite in July of this year.
The contract includes construction of the structural, mechanical, piping, electrical and instrumentation works (SMPEI) which are being designed and supplied by Samsung.
Thiess Managing Director Bruce Munro said the contract signals a new relationship with Samsung C&T.
“We also have a long association with iron ore projects in the Pilbara and this contract represents a continuation with a new client,” Mr Munro said.
The Roy Hill deposit is located about 280 kilometres south of Port Hedland in Western Australia.
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enquiring if u hv bus driving work.i currently drive hope dwns bt would b nice 2 hv sm permanent work.i work fr sodexo.wt swings will ths be plz .and wt will th pay be worth plz thank u .
Hi I’m interested in this project,I’m just finished working on GLNG line in QLD and seeking plant op position,form work,steel fix or concrete pouring/finishing.
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I was working at the Fuel Hub in West Ang as a TA/bus driver and was hoping Roy Hill was my next job. I worked for Sodexo for 6 yrs and the last 2yrs doing construction (Hope Downs). I love the mine life and hope to get back into it. Thanks
Extremely interested in the project, all round carpenter have experience in commercial, industrial and formwork. Have been foreman the last 2 years on commercial projects in Melbourne. If I receive an email back ill forward resume.
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