The Rottnest Main Jetty Refurbishment (Berths 1-3) was a design and construct project aimed at upgrading and protecting critical jetty infrastructure while minimizing disruption to ferry operations. The scope included installing the Denso Sea Shield System, replacing deteriorated concrete structures, and installing new fender piles. Despite challenges such as spatial constraints and material complexities, efficient planning and strong coordination ensured a smooth and cost-effective execution.
The Project Included:
- Design and construct.
- Demolition of existing fender piles
- Demolition of existing concrete structures in a marine environment
- Installation of fender Piles
- Installation of Sheet pile Protection systems
- Installation of Concrete cope beams on existing sheet pile wall
- Construction of new concrete apron
- Construction of New low-level landing on existing Jetty
- Safety ladders and mooring bollards installation
The project was successfully delivered on time and within budget, demonstrating effective problem-solving, adaptability, and collaboration. The high-quality upgrades will enhance the jetty’s longevity, while lessons learned will contribute to improved efficiency in future marine infrastructure projects.
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