Custom transport solutions engineered for performance

Custom transport solutions engineered for performance

Park Body Builders has been proudly serving Western Australia’s transport industry since 1975, providing custom truck body and trailer solutions.

Park Body Builders’ comprehensive range of trailers includes flatbeds, drop decks, low loaders, and heavy haulage units. Engineered for maximum payload efficiency with advanced suspension systems, high-strength steel construction, and full compliance with Australian Design Rules and PBS standards.

Park Body Builders’ tailored truck body and trailer solutions are designed to meet your specific industry requirements. From concept to completion, we engineer custom solutions that enhance efficiency and productivity.

Custom transport solutions engineered for performance

Custom transport solutions engineered for performance

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Regarded as one of the most comprehensive dedicated software businesses in the mining industry, Micromine brings complementary domain expertise to Weir.

Weir to acquire Micromine

Weir to acquire Micromine Weir is accelerating its strategy for sustainable digital mining after entering a binding agreement to acquire Mining Software Holdings (Micromine) for $1.3b (£657m). Micromine is a top-tier global software provider to the mining industry, with comprehensive solutions across the upstream mining value chain. It supports critical mining operations from exploration through mine design and planning, operational scheduling and mining operations in hard ore, soft ore and underground applications. Weir chief executive Jon Stanton says the combined force of Micromine and Weir will create a sector-leading globally scaled platform to optimise performance...

Anglo American uses ‘nature’s fingerprint’ at rehabilitated mine sites

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Anglo American uses ‘nature’s fingerprint’ at rehabilitated mine sites

Anglo American is harnessing cutting-edge DNA technology for use in ecological monitoring and mine rehabilitation across the Bowen Basin in Queensland.

Weir says its highly engineered technology enables critical resources to be produced using less energy, water and waste while reducing customers’ total cost of ownership.

Weir secures $48m contract for new phase of greenfield phosphate projects

Weir secures $48m contract for new phase of greenfield phosphate projects The Weir Group has been awarded a $48m (£25m) contract for separation solutions at the OCP Group’s Benguerir and Louta greenfield phosphate projects in Morocco. The full order, which includes a range of both WARMAN slurry pumps and CAVEX hydrocyclones, will be recognised in Q3 of 2024. This will support the continued construction of the Louta project and the tripling of production from the Benguerir project, where Weir has previously provided similar separation and desliming solutions based on its energy...

(Image source: Bowen Rail Company) From L-R: Netball Association secretary Michelle Bossen and Cyclones players with Bowen Rail Company health, safety and community manager Marty Trask with Bowen in their refurbished kitchen.

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program

Bowen Netball scores big with Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program Bowen’s Cyclones netballers have swapped their bibs for aprons thanks to a Bowen Rail Company (BRC) community grant to refurbish their canteen kitchen and keep their club on track. Bowen Netball Association was one of four grant recipients in the latest round of Bowen Rail Company’s Community Partnership Program, which supports local not-for-profit organisations and community groups with the purchase of small assets that can make a big difference. Bowen Netball secretary Michelle...

Outlook bright for gold juniors

Outlook bright for gold juniors

By Samantha James 4 November, 2015 MANY junior exploration and mining companies have struggled with volatile and declining commodity prices in recent years, but a new survey claims the fight may be easing for gold juniors. The 2015 Grant Thornton Junior Mining and Exploration Survey (JUMEX 2015) found 63 per cent of mining executives regarded gold as the brightest investment opportunity in 2016, followed by copper (50 per cent), zinc (36 per cent) and nickel (23 per cent). “This will be a welcome ray of hope for a significant portion of junior miners given the extremely challenging conditions that persist in the sector,” Grant Thornton Australia national head of energy and resources Holly Stiles said. “Whilst there are companies who...

Water expertise with a local touch

Water expertise with a local touch

AS a global provider of environmental, engineering, construction and strategic consulting services, MWH is proud to have provided hydrogeology, hydrology and engineering services to Atlas Iron since 2006. The company has supported many Atlas projects by providing high-quality groundwater and surface water related services and expertise. Through its robust WA water resource and engineering group, MWH has partnered with numerous mining firms over the years to deliver the best in international practice with a local touch. Drawing upon the expertise of more than 7000 employees across 38 countries, the local team of hydrogeologists, hydrologists, and water and transportation engineers provides smart solutions to its clients’ projects.

The project would supply minerals for use in the manufacture of rechargeable batteries for grid scale energy.

$798m Vecco project inches closer to development

$798m Vecco project inches closer to development The proposed $798m Vecco critical minerals project in Queensland is one step closer to development after receiving coordinated project status. Queensland’s coordinator general for Vecco has given ‘coordinated project’ declaration to the project, paving the way for multiple environmental approvals from the Queensland and Federal governments. The Vecco project would see an open-cut mine built around 70km north of Julia Creek along with a critical minerals processing plant which would supply minerals for use in the manufacture of rechargeable batteries for grid scale energy. Queensland coordinator general Gerard Coggan commented on the...

Rio Tinto and Aymium partner to trial renewable biocarbon product

Rio Tinto and Aymium partner to trial renewable biocarbon product

Rio Tinto and Aymium partner to trial renewable biocarbon product Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO) and Aymium have partnered to develop and trial a renewable biocarbon product for use as an alternative resource to reduce emissions in large scale industrial processes. This product has been successfully trialled as a replacement for anthracite used in ilmenite smelting processes at Rio’s metallurgical complex in Sorel-Tracy, Quebec. The complex is a world-leading producer of high-grade titanium dioxide feedstock plus iron and steel for specialised applications. Rio Tinto minerals chief executive Sinead Kaufman says the company is delighted to work with Aymium. “We are delighted to work with Aymium to develop and trial this renewable biocarbon...