JMC are now putting the final touches on Launceston’s new Peppers Silo Hotel. Pfeiffer Cranes are honored to have been a part of this triumphant construction, contributing new growth for the Tasmanian economy.
The assembling and dismantling of the equipment used on the silos, a four-day process in total, was the challenge undertaken and accomplished by Pfeiffer Cranes.
JMC are now putting the final touches on Launceston’s new Peppers Silo Hotel. Pfeiffer Cranes are honored to have been a part of this triumphant construction, contributing new growth for the Tasmanian economy.
The assembling and dismantling of the equipment used on the silos, a four-day process in total, was the challenge undertaken and accomplished by Pfeiffer Cranes.
Pfeiffer Cranes annually work alongside Taswater at the sewage treatment plant in Gilmore Street, Invermay. This process consists of lifting the digestors lids with meticulous and precise planning working dual cranes and scooping untreatable product from the digesters.
This process helps reduce odour emissions from the site and allows the digesters to work more efficiently. Odour emissions once the lid is lifted do increase, however, measures are taken to contain any odour to a localized area.
See the below video captured via our certified drone pilot of the maintenance unfolding:
