jack.and.hammer

While enjoy taking pictures of the various projects I’m involved in, my real passion is for learning.

I’ve decided to mix it up a little and start sharing some of the knowledge I’ve gained over my many years in the industry.

Let me know what you think and if you enjoy this style of content.

@ Perth, Western Australia

Nice aerial shot of some of the large I-Beams ever manufactured.
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These beams weigh in at 110t each and are the main components of the rail bridge being constructed in the background. Delivered a little while ago during the height of the COVID-19 Pandemic with the utmost care for all workers, suppliers and subcontractors.

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A very challenging feat but something to be very proud of.
@ Pilbara, Western Australia, Australia

Beautifully maintained Kenworth. Anybody keep their machine this good?

Finally learned how to take a photo from different angle 😳. Full respect to the pros and who make it look so easy.

Looking at this picture closely I can see our 16H is due for some new front tyres. 💸💸💸

Backdrop!! Feeling pretty previlidged to be working on one of the most beautiful, yet harshestplaces in the world, the Pilbara Region of Western Australia. Very hard on equipment and people but very easy on the eye.

In many ways working remotely on construction sites has its perks. When away, we're all in this together, in our own little bubble away from the rest of the world. In trying times like this, the isolation is an advantage. For now we are able to work and continue as normal (with a lot of extra measures to protect the crew). Very thankful thankful at the moment as work provides some peace away from all the chaos. I hope everyone is doing ok?

When push comes to shove