Queensland
- Cyclone Damage,Townsville, Australia
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In early April 2000, Cyclone Tessi caused widespread damage to the Port at Townsville. Waves removed rock from the protective breakwater and above average rainfall caused siltation in the stormwater drainage and main navigation channels. Subsequently, an insurance claim was lodged by the Port of Townsville. CGR carried out a site investigation five days after the cyclone had passed.
- Fisherman Islands Container Park, Brisbane
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The Port of Brisbane reclaimed new areas of land for development of port-related infrastructure. Conaust Ltd was to develop a 10 hectare site into a container park for container storage, repair and service of empty containers. The project included extensive pavements, drainage, fire and water reticulation, and electrical and trade waste facilities. Buildings included an open repair workshop, and administration and amenities buildings. Pretrip and reefer facilities were also included.
- Fisherman Islands Wharves 1, 2 & 3, Port of Brisbane
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Patrick Stevedores required certification of all aspects of operation of a new mobile harbour crane at their Fisherman Islands container terminal. This was necessary in order to gain approval to operate the crane from the Port of Brisbane Corporation (PBC), the owner and lessor of the wharf. At the time of CGR being commissioned for the work, the crane had already been ordered and was being shipped to Brisbane.
- BMIP Shiplift Facility, Hemmant, Australia
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Brisbane Marine Industry Park, with the cooperation from the Port of Brisbane Corporation and the Queensland Government, is developing a major precinct for the storage, construction and servicing of marine vessels.
- BMIP Load-out Facility, Hemmant, Australia
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Brisbane Marine Industry Park engaged Cullen Grummitt & Roe to design a barge load out facility. The facility has a primary use for the loading of barges with components being manufactured in the BMIP precinct for a new alumina refinery at Gladstone on the Central Queensland coast. Units with a mass of up to 500T are being barged from the roll on – roll off facility.
- Breakfast Creek Boardwalk, Brisbane, Australia
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A redevelopment of the Breakfast Creek Wharf immediately upstream of the Breakfast Creek Road bridge was carried out in 1988. The development included a boardwalk along the edge of the creek, restaurants, shops, an observation tower and a feature water clock tower in Breakfast Creek.