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Mid – West LNG Plant
Project Description
Comiskey’s was engaged by Clean Energy Fuels Australia to undertake a critical project involving the supply and
installation of precast and in-situ footings. The project was situated in the challenging terrain of Mount Magnet,
Western Australia, and encompassed the development of footings for essential infrastructure components, including
the LNG plant, power station, and switch rooms, alongside the installation of all associated underground services.
Scope of Works
Supply and Installation of Precast Footings:
Supply and installation of a total of over 100 precast
footings and in-situ slabs, totalling over 300 cubic meters
in volume.
Excavation and Backfill:
Precise excavation and meticulous backfilling using
cement-stabilised sand to ensure structural stability.
Supply and Installation of underground service:
Supply and install electrical conduits pre-lays throughout
LNG plant.
Resolved Challenges
Despite facing several challenges during the project
execution, Comiskey’s demonstrated resilience and
resourcefulness to ensure successful project completion:
Design Adaptations:
One of the project’s standout achievements was the
collaboration between Comiskey’s and the client to
implement practical design changes. Initially, the project
commenced with design plans that presented challenges
in terms of constructability. Recognizing the need for
realistic and efficient footing structures, Comiskey’s and
the client worked together to refine the design, ensuring
that the footings were not only achievable but also
optimized for durability and functionality.