Pedestrian Bridge Removal at Auchenflower Station
Not often you get to see a crane of this magnitude in inner-city Brisbane.
Introducing the most powerful crane permanently based on the east coast of Australia – Here is Tutt Bryant’s brand new SANY SCC8000A: 800t capacity superlift crawler crane on its first assignment at Auchenflower train station.
The lift involved the removal of a 221t pedestrian bridge which spanned over the rail corridor at Auchenflower station. Load was lifted at 30.5m radius which the SCC8000A performed with ease.
Countless hours of planning / engineering went into this project. The extremely restrictive build site on top of a hill with live rail on one side, overhead powerlines on the other side, trees at each end which presented TBHLS with many challenges, which we safely and efficiently overcame.
Special thanks to the entire TBHLS team who once again put up a golden performance with a perfect lift of the bridge.
Thank you:
+ Tim and Sean at Rosenlund
+ Rory / Matt / Siobhan at JHG
+ Felix and TBHLS Engineering team
+ Nathan / Sergio / Steve at JHG Plant & JHG TEK
+ Queensland Rigging Hire
+ MacTrans Heavy Haulage
+ BSF Cranes
+ SkyShots Photography
SOURCE: Scott De La Rue – Projects and Heavy Lift Manager (East Coast Australia) | SkyShots Photography
