Warehousing & Logistics
Distribution yards and logistics hubs where surface condition and handling equipment govern throughput.
Working in warehousing & logistics
A distribution yard lives on its surface. Potholes and standing water slow every vehicle movement and damage handling equipment, and the cost never appears as a single line item — it is spread across delays, tyres and repairs.
We build and maintain yard surfaces, handle stormwater drainage, and keep handling equipment serviced on a planned schedule.
Work on a live yard is planned around the traffic, with lay-down and phasing agreed so vehicle movements are never cut off entirely.
Compliance in this sector
- Occupational Health and Safety Act compliance and site induction
- Traffic management plans agreed before any work on a live yard
- Pedestrian segregation maintained throughout the works
- Stormwater discharge managed to the site's authorisation
What actually costs money in this sector
Surface condition throttles vehicle movement
Every pothole and ponded area slows the yard down in a way that never shows up as one identifiable cost.
Work has to happen around live traffic
A distribution yard cannot close. Phasing, lay-down and traffic accommodation are planned before the first machine arrives.
Handling equipment is production equipment
Forklifts, loaders and yard tractors need the same planned maintenance discipline as any production asset.
Services we run for warehousing & logistics
Tell us about your warehousing & logistics operation
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