Sandvik Mining and Rock Solutions

Located at Roe Highway Logistics Park (Kenwick, Perth), the 16,000 square metre site will include a state-of-the-art workshop, modern office, meeting facilities, as well as testing and training equipment.

An even stronger offering

According to Nathan Cunningham, Sandvik Business Line Manager – Service in APAC, Roe Highway represents a strategically important location to be able to better support Sandvik’s Australian customers.

Cunningham said: “The strategic location of our new workshop, with its central position, freight rail and RAV7 truck access will enable us to further support our Western Australian customers and the purpose-built design will improve equipment repairs, inspections and our rebuild capability for our equipment offering.

“The improved layout, increased size, additional bays and design will enable our fully-trained service technicians, aftermarket support and technology specialists the ability to work more efficiently”.

“To continue to support our customers, we need to continue to invest in facilities that will not only support our existing markets but will also have the capacity and capability to support the growing demand for future products, such as our electric load and haul offering.

The new workshop will be fully accredited and work to OEM standards.

“The high quality of our rebuilds allows us to provide full warranties on the machines we strip down and rebuild,” said Mr Cunningham.

In line with Sandvik sustainability goals

Kate Bills, Sustainability, Marketing & Communications Manager at Sandvik in APAC, says the purpose-built facility has been designed to align with Sandvik’s 2030 Sustainable Business goals, which address a circular society, climate change, safety and fair play.

“At Sandvik, we want to ensure that sustainability is integrated into everything we do. This includes reducing our CO₂ footprint, minimizing waste in our production process and providing the highest safety standards for our employees.”

“As part of Sandvik’s sustainability goals, we’re aiming to halve our CO₂footprint by 2030, so the new workshop incorporates state-of-the-art design elements to help us achieve this such as solar panels, green concrete and the use of low carbon building materials.”

The site will also include best-practice water management, energy-efficient lighting, natural ventilation and rainwater harvesting.

“For Sandvik, being a leader in both innovation and sustainability is key in recruiting the right talent, continuing to be our customers’ preferred choice and remaining a company that is attractive to investors,” Miss Bills says.

Judd Dyer, Director at Hesperia, added that as part of Roe Highway Logistics Park’s commitment to sustainability, a range of initiatives have been implemented across the design and functionality of the site.

“We are on the path to achieving carbon neutrality at Roe Highway Logistics Park and have a heavy focus on energy, recycling, environmental sustainability and water efficiencies. Providing brand new, purpose-built facilities for our tenants, such as Sandvik, allows us to incorporate these features and help futureproof their operations,” said Mr Dyer.