Innovative Mining Solutions

Whether you’re looking to enhance your existing maintenance processes or exploring new avenues for efficiency, we’re ready to partner with you. Our experienced team turns ideas into practical, cost-effective solutions for the mining industry.

Richglen maintenance works inside dragline housing

DRAGLINE, SHOVEL AND CHPP shutdowns and maintenance

Richglen is a leading provider of shutdown and preventative maintenance works in coal mining, delivering safe, cost-effective, and timely project management and technical services for tasks including dragline boom lowering, shovel jacking, undercarriage repairs, and Coal Handling Preparation Plant (CHPP) conveyor replacement.

Smoke puffing from chimney at Mackay sugar mill

CHPP AND SUGAR PROCESSING PLANT Capital projects

We offer expert project management and a skilled workforce for capital projects and expansions in CHPPs and the sugar industry, providing comprehensive services including engineering consultation, fabrication, installation, and maintenance of equipment such as boilers, conveyor systems, process vessels, and more.

Electrical cables in trench at coal mine site Bowen Basin Queensland

Electrical capital projects, HV and maintenance

We're dedicated to delivering a wide range of electrical services including construction, shutdowns, down days, installation, instrumentation, high voltage work, and commissioning. We offer the full spectrum, from electrical engineering support to scheduled and permanent maintenance. We hold electrical contractor licence #86644.

Project Highlights

Dragline tub removal by Richglen at Caval Ridge mine
Major Richglen dragline shutdown Caval Ridge mine

DRE18 Shutdown 2021 at BMA Caval Ridge Mine

Richglen demonstrated its expertise with the DRE18 Shutdown 2021 at BMA Caval Ridge Mine. The project involved a complex tub removal for rack and rail repairs on the Dragline Marion 8050, marking Richglen’s first operation of this kind.

Skilled Team

A skilled team of 100 professionals, including boilermakers, fitters, riggers, trades assistants, and electricians, was deployed. The team worked cohesively to carry out critical drag and swing gearbox overhauls, ensuring the project’s success.

Safety and Efficiency

Safety and efficiency were top priorities. The project was completed on time and under budget, with no recordable incidents, reflecting Richglen’s rigorous safety protocols and commitment to a safe working environment.

Reputation for Excellence

The DRE18 Shutdown 2021 showcased the company's technical expertise, strong leadership, and capability in managing large-scale, complex projects.

Dragline maintenance at dusk at Saraji mine

Saraji Rear Leg Replacement Project

Richglen showcased its expertise at BMA Saraji Mine with the complex DRE18 Rear Leg Replacement on a Marion 8050 Dragline. This project involved replacing the rear tri-structure legs, a task that required precise execution.

Skilled Workforce

The project engaged 76 skilled professionals, including boilermakers, fitters, riggers, trades assistants, scaffolders, machinists, and crane operators. The team successfully managed the unique challenges of lowering the boom to remove and replace the rear legs, a process rarely performed with the tri-structure still raised.

Safety and Precision

Richglen’s meticulous crane plan and commitment to safety were crucial. The project was completed without any incidents, demonstrating the company’s dedication to maintaining an impeccable safety record.

Trailblazing Success

The Saraji DRE18 Rear Leg Replacement was more than a job well done; it was a significant engineering achievement that pushed the limits of dragline maintenance and reinforced Richglen’s leadership in mining infrastructure repair.

Richglen dragline rear leg replacement underway
Coal stockpile and washplant at Burton mine

BURTON COAL MINE RESTART and LV Electrical Rectification Project

Beginning in May 2022, the Burton Coal Mine Restart and LV Electrical Rectification project involved restoring electrical systems at Bowen Coking Coal’s Burton Downs Mine, which had been inactive since 2016. Richglen’s task was to repair and repower the mine’s infrastructure to meet operational standards.

Scope of Work

Richglen’s team addressed a wide range of components including CHPP modules, the village/camp, train load out, reclaim conveyors, ROM conveyors, bins, MIA warehouses, and sheds. The project required a multidisciplinary approach with up to 50 personnel, including electricians, boilermakers, fitters, and engineers, to cover the broad scope of work.

Safety and Collaboration

The project was executed with a strong emphasis on safety, teamwork, and technical excellence. Richglen maintained an impeccable safety record and fostered a seamless collaboration with the Bowen Coking Coal team.

Landmark Achievement

The Burton Coal Mine Restart was a landmark project for Richglen, marking the company’s first major electrical endeavour. It reinforced Richglen’s reputation as a versatile and reliable partner in the resource industry.

Richglen vehicle in front of Burton mine conveyor at sundown

TRUST RICHGLEN FOR INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT STRENGTHEN YOUR MINING OPERATIONS