SEQ Drilling

Our D60x90 heading in to do 2x 200metre river crossings in Moree, NSW

One of our drill crews completing some drilling between Goondiwindi, QLD and Moree, NSW for a new fibre optic cable

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SEQ024 ready to roll out of the workshop back to Canberra after some new upgrades including a new canopy and fit out to securely house all our drilling equipment, 12v fridges, lighting and invertors to assist our crews working remotely and new suspension and tyres for a bit more comfort and ground clearance to get into those tough to reach sites.

Little creek crossing we completed this week at Bungendore. Bore plan completed on site using our teratrak r1 to ensure clearance under creek bed and services we are crossing whilst maintaining tolerances on drill rod bend radius. Bored with our Ditch Witch at30 through solid rock most of the way.

Spinning a few rods in Bungendore, NSW drilling rock for new fibre optic cables #seqdrilling

Our new kenworth prime mover and drop deck out on their maiden voyage out at Mutdapilly. Now for the next one down to ACT. #seqdrilling

One of our crews drilling telecommunications duct in Mudgee, NSW. When approached by a client to assist in getting a site complete we were able time mobilise one of our rigs from Queensland in a couple of days to help our client get there job over the line.

Our crew completing the final bore on our Gympie to Kilkivan project. Over the past 8 months SEQ Drilling has completed thousands of meters of bore shots and open trenching from Gympie through to the township of kilkivan to provide a pathway for new fibre optic cables to be installed with the majority of this work being completed in hard rock. Works included river crossings and difficult steep terrain and we have bored alongside the existing fibre and copper cabling the entire job, crossed high voltage power and other services. Extremely proud of our crews for completing this project in challenging ground conditions, weather and difficult access through farms and properties with no damage to other assets and no safety incidents. #seqdrilling

Another river crossing successfully completed. 280metres of twin 110mm hdpe pipes through hard rock and cobble under the Mary river at kenilworth.