PUMPD works as a specialist subcontractor to principal contractors and civil builders. The plant is high-pressure line pumping rather than boom hire, which is what makes the steep, narrow and long-run placements possible where a truck cannot get near the face.
The part that usually matters more than the plant is the paperwork. Site-specific SWMS written against your templates, daily pre-starts, test panels and cylinders through NATA-accredited labs, and documentation that slots into your ITP rather than sitting beside it. We have worked under Doval, PCA Ground Engineering, Oz Stabilisation and Yurika on TMR and Stanwell programs, so the systems are not new to us.
Blake ran ground support underground in Papua New Guinea on one of the largest shotcrete contracts in the southern hemisphere, plus shaft lining and robotic rigs, before bringing that back to South East Queensland.
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PUMPD works as a specialist subcontractor. Sprayed and pumped on TMR range works at Kenilworth and Mt Nebo through Doval, downslope stabilisation at Cunninghams Gap through PCA Ground Engineering, and the Swanbank and Tarong BESS builds for Stanwell with Yurika. Also placed for Oz Stabilisation on Lismore City Council flood restoration packages. Referees available on request.
Labour-only against mesh and anchors your crew has already placed, or full scope where it suits the program. Tell us which and we will price it that way.

Systems built to slot into principal contractor requirements rather than sit beside them. Documentation available for review on request.
Two John Winn WP60 Spraymaster high-pressure line pumps with hose and line systems rated to 40MPa. Line runs beyond 100 metres and aggregate up to 20mm, plus spray compressor hire and ancillary shotcrete equipment. Robotic and hand-applied options by arrangement.
Site-specific SWMS and JSAs developed against your templates, daily pre-start plant and hazard checks, drug and alcohol and fatigue management to major project standards, and participation in incident and near-miss reporting. Test panels and concrete testing run through NATA-accredited laboratories.
QBCC licensed concreter and NSW contractors licence, both active. EFNARC shotcrete nozzleman accreditation for robotic spray. Public liability to $20 million, WorkCover Queensland current, and plant all risks cover for equipment damage and theft.
PUMPD is based at Glass House Mountains, between Beerburrum and Beerwah on the Sunshine Coast rail line. For a principal contractor that is a program advantage rather than a postcode. No travel premium on a callout, a crew that can be on the face inside a weather window, and a genuinely local subcontractor for participation and local content commitments.
Regular service covers the Sunshine Coast, Brisbane, Gold Coast, Fraser Coast and Northern Rivers NSW, with regional Queensland and NSW by arrangement. The plant is set up to mobilise quickly for remote, programmed or shutdown works.

Shot on site under principal contractor controls. More of it goes up on @pumpdconcrete










Anything not answered here, call Blake on 0434 866 490 and ask him directly.
Yes, and on civil work that is the usual arrangement. Your crew places the mesh and anchors, we bring the plant, the operator and the nozzleman. Full scope with excavation, drainage and formwork is available where it suits the program.
That is how we are set up. SWMS and JSAs written against your templates, daily pre-starts, incident and near-miss reporting, and support for test panels and cylinders through NATA-accredited labs. Our documentation is meant to slot into your ITP, not run alongside it.
QBCC licensed concreter and NSW contractors licence, both active, plus EFNARC accreditation for robotic sprayed concrete. We have operated inside Queensland Government, Main Roads and tier 1 prequalification frameworks via principal contractors. Documentation is available for review on request.
Public liability to $20 million, WorkCover Queensland current, and plant all risks cover for equipment damage and theft. Certificates supplied before we mobilise.
From Glass House Mountains we are inside the SEQ corridor rather than driving into it, so a callout does not carry a travel premium and we can usually get a crew on the face inside a weather window. Remote and regional work is by arrangement.
Recorded on site with a photo, a signature and a timestamp before we proceed. No surprises on the claim.