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Shutdowns and Changeouts

Planned work that goes to plan.

SHUTDOWNS AND CHANGEOUTS

Shutdowns are won in planning

A belt changeout is a known sequence.

Shutdowns run over because of what happened before the crew arrived: a scope built from an old drawing, a critical path nobody identified, access that was never negotiated with the other trades.

We plan the work from the conveyor rather than the documentation, sequence it against everyone else on site, and resource every shift the same way.

Over 50 years of proven performance
Built for harsh Australian conditions
Fast lead times & local support
Tailored solutions for every site
HOW WE PLAN IT
Our approach covers:
Physical scoping
Walking the conveyor before the scope is locked, verifying take-up travel and pulley diameters against what is actually there
Critical path
Identifying the one task everything else waits on, and building the schedule to protect it
Access sequencing
Agreeing windows with the other trades in writing, with a plan for when they shift
Shift resourcing
Every shift with someone who can make a decision and a materials plan that does not depend on a store that is shut
Specification review
Cover grade, rip and impact resistance, splice type and spares holding, reviewed while the window is open
Defined handback
Belt tracking verified under load, splice details documented, findings reported rather than left for the next crew
planned work, planned outcome
A scope that holds. A handback that means something.
Fewer hours lost to scope discovered on the day
A schedule that absorbs a slipped access window
Specification decisions made before the crew arrives
Asset history recorded so the next cycle plans better
Vulcanising crews across eight branches
24/7 breakdown response behind every planned job
ABOUT RELIABLE CONVEYOR group
combined experience

1 GROUP

Decades of combined expertise, applied to every job.
BACKED BY EXPERIENCE

50+

YEARS IN THE GAME
nationwide

8

LOCATIONS
reliable conveyor group
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