BTP Group

At BTP, our strength comes from the diversity of our people and our willingness to learn from one another. Our workforce includes people from a range of cultural backgrounds, including employees from Ghana currently working in Australia.

Recently, our Mackay team had the opportunity to learn more about Ghanaian culture through a special presentation led by Ambrose Quaye, Heavy Duty Mechanic.

Wearing traditional dress, Ambrose shared insights into Ghana’s history and cultural traditions. Ambrose and his Ghanaian colleagues also provided a delicious meal featuring traditional flavours and local delicacies. It was a generous and powerful way to bring Ghanaian culture to life.

A big thank you to Ambrose and the Ghanaian members of the Mackay team for sharing your culture and giving the team a greater appreciation of Ghanaian history, traditions and food.

Sharing our cultural heritage brings people closer together and strengthens our team.

Today we downed tools and paused to remember the men and women who have served and sacrificed for our country.

Teams from BTP Group and Ausdrill came together for an early ANZAC service at our Hazelmere workshops.

The ANZAC service included a commemorative address delivered by Justin Hughes, Vice President of Eastern Regional (Bassendean) RSL and a Gulf War Kuwait veteran. This was followed by the Ode of Remembrance, read by Kevin Mansfield, BTP Trade Assistant and RAAF veteran.

We honour the bravery of all those who have served our nation, and their invaluable legacy that has helped to shape our way of life.

Lest We Forget.

Mine sites don’t stop - and neither does our Field Service team.

Fully equipped, highly skilled and ready to respond wherever the job takes us.

Any site. Any time. Same commitment. Same incredible results.

Contact us on 1300 123 287 to see how our Field Service team can keep your operations moving.

Tonight, Team BTP is taking part in the Up All Night challenge, walking from dusk to dawn to help families with sick kids.

Up All Night is an overnight walk through the streets of Perth, where every step raises funds for Ronald McDonald House Charity and helps to provide a home-away-from-home and essential support for families with sick kids.

Blake Gibson, who is taking part in the walk for the first time, said: “I am walking for a close friend of mine whose daughter lives with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). They receive incredible support through Ronald McDonald House, and this is a meaningful way for me to give back and support the amazing work they do for so many families.”

For 2026, Up All Night walkers can choose between a 21km course or the full 42km marathon. All four Team BTP walkers have committed to the demanding 42km route, challenging themselves to go the distance in support of families who need it most.

All the best to Team BTP as they walk through the night!

PS. There’s still time to donate to this great cause. Please click here: https://www.upallnight.org.au/fundraisers/TeamBTP

Happy International Women’s Day!

The photos below show some of the incredible female apprentices at BTP, who are helping to shape the future of the industry.

BTP is committed to providing a workplace that is inclusive and encourages the contribution of diverse talent. We are proud to have reached gender balance for our apprentice intakes in 2025 and 2026.

On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the outstanding contributions that women make across BTP, and acknowledge the expertise and skill they bring to the mining sector.

Let’s continue to support inclusion and equity so that we can grow stronger together.

This Caterpillar 777F Water Cart is officially on its way back to site after a full BTP rebuild - restored to near new condition and ready for reliable, long-term service.

✅ Complete powertrain changeout
✅ Hydraulic system overhaul
✅ Replacement of main wiring harnesses
✅ Rebuilt cab with upgraded safety features
✅ Fully commissioned, tested, and ready for deployment

A great example of the quality, capability and commitment our rebuild teams deliver every day.

Call us today on 1300 123 287 to find out how we can keep your fleet running smoothly.

An outstanding start to the year at the Hunter Mining Club luncheon - and once again, a sold-out event that reflects the strength and engagement of our industry.

BTP Group is proud to have sponsored such an important gathering for the mining community. Thank you to Jodie Currie for the opportunity to support an event that continues to bring industry leaders together.

The discussion between Sean Milful (Whitehaven Coal) and Stuart Bocking (Coal Australia) provided valuable insights and thoughtful perspectives on the future of our sector.

We remain committed to supporting the Hunter Mining Club and the broader NSW mining industry, and we look forward to continuing the conversation at future events.

We are delighted to welcome the 2026 cohort of apprentices to BTP Group!

This year, we are proud to welcome six new apprentices, who will be training across four different trades including HD Mechanics, Fabrication, Auto Electrical, and Fitting & Machining. Our intake reflects a diverse range of backgrounds and experiences, strengthening our future workforce.

We are also pleased to support a trainee in Mackay, who is commencing her school-based traineeship with BTP while completing her studies.

At BTP, our apprentices have a great opportunity to learn a wide range of skills, working across a number of areas including our component rebuild centre, equipment and hydraulics workshops.

We wish them all the best as they begin their learning journey at BTP.