Mining Infrastructure and Engineering:
We measure success by the number of clients who continue to count on us.
Mining operations rely on robust infrastructure that performs in challenging environments and supports efficient, safe production.
WML provides practical engineering services for mining projects across Western Australia, supporting the planning, design and delivery of infrastructure that integrates with operational requirements and site conditions.
Our multidisciplinary team brings together civil, geotechnical, pavements and structural expertise to deliver reliable and cost-effective solutions for mining developments.
Our Mining Engineering Services:
WML supports mining projects with a range of engineering services designed to address the complex ground conditions, infrastructure demands and operational requirements common to mining environments. Our team works across civil, geotechnical, pavements and structural disciplines to deliver practical solutions that support safe, efficient and reliable mining operations.
Mining Projects from WML
Our portfolio showcases a diverse range of successfully delivered projects across Western Australia, spanning industrial, mining, government, residential, and infrastructure sectors. Each project reflects our commitment to practical design, coordinated delivery, and long-term performance.
28 May 2026
LYNAS MT WELD EXPANSION PROJECT
Lynas Rare Earths is a producer of rare earth materials and is the world’s only significant producer of separated rare earth materials outside of China.
28 May 2026
NIFTY MINE COPPER CONCENTRATE HEAP LEACHING FACILITY
WML’s role in this project was to undertake a Geotechnical Investigation for the relocation of the existing processing plant and 1,000,000m2 heap leach area. The investigation involved the drilling of 20 boreholes and excavation of 75 test pits across the site in mainly greenfield areas.
28 May 2026
SAND PITS ROAD, GEOTECHNICAL INVESTIGATION AND SSE
A 42 hectare land development project is currently underway on Sand Pits Road in West Dardanup that will produce 18 large residential lots.
WML undertook a geotechnical investigation, which included borehole drilling using a solid augur drill rig and installation of groundwater monitoring wells.
