THE SHELTER BUILT FOR EXTREME CONDITIONS

DOMESHELTER AUSTRALIA'S ENGINEERED FABRIC STRUCTURES ARE PROVIDING MINING OPERATIONS WITH DURABLE AND RELOCATABLE INFRASTRUCTURE SOLUTIONS WHEREVER THEY'RE NEEDED.

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In the heart of the Pilbara, a 240m² facility is helping to transform one of mining’s most challenging waste streams into sustainable resources.

The purpose-built tyre recycling plant processes more than 30,000 tonnes of end-of-life mining tyres per year, giving new life to massive off-highway tyres that once represented a significant disposal problem. And behind this operation’s infrastructure stands DomeShelter Australia, whose engineered fabric structures are proving their worth in one of the country’s most inhospitable industrial environments.

While DomeShelter Australia has built its reputation delivering workshops, maintenance facilities and bulk storage solutions to mine sites across the country, the company’s versatility extends well beyond traditional applications. From helicopter hangars to waste management facilities, these semi-permanent structures are solving infrastructure challenges wherever mining operations need reliable, relocatable protection from extreme conditions.

It's a flexibility that’s becoming increasingly valuable as operations adapt to changing commodity prices, expanding footprints, and evolving environmental requirements.

Benefits for every operation

According to DomeShelter Australia technical solutions principal Bobby Fawkes, the dynamic nature of the mining industry creates unique infrastructure demands that traditional permanent buildings usually cannot address consistently.

“Mine sites are constantly evolving environments,” he said.

“Fabric shelters offer solutions that can adapt as quickly as the operations themselves without the commitment or cost of conventional construction.”