Hitech Industrial Services was contracted to remove concrete from expansion joints to a specified depth on the Gateway Bridge (Brisbane) in order to ensure the project was completed on time and avoid onerous penalty clauses for the main contractor.
Read moreHitech Industrial Services were required to cut an access point into a buried unleaded fuel tank for decommissioning at Mick's Mechanical Repairs yard in Smith field.
Read moreHitech was awarded this project at the Majura Parkway upgrade in the ACT, due to our unrivalled robotic concrete removal rates.
Read moreHitech Industrial Services were contracted on a project which involved the cutting of small manholes to 52 tanks both above and below ground to enable cleaning and decommissioning.
Read moreHitech Industrial Services were contracted to prepare the inside surface of concrete tanks at the Kurnell Desalination Plant
Read moreRemediation of concrete below a wharf meant that skilled water blasters were suspended via an access platform system to enable them to reach the deck soffit and beams.
Read moreWithin flowing waterways, Australian native fish are reliant on various habitat types to ensure their life cycle.
Read moreIn what is believed to be an industry first, Hitech Industrial used its leading cold cutting system to penetrate some 200 metres below ground and cut a ventilation casing at 12-metre intervals so that it could be removed.
Read moreThe underside of a bridge required high pressure water jetting due to rusting of steel reinforcement.
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