Layher is the world’s leading manufacturer of modular scaffolding systems, renowned for German engineering, safety, and innovation. With over 80 years of experience in construction, industrial, infrastructure, and event sectors, Layher provides integrated access solutions that help clients build safer, faster, and more efficiently. Our range of integrated scaffolding systems includes Allround Lightweight, bridging systems, temporary roofs, and shoring solutions, all supported by local engineering, training, and detailed design services.

With a strong presence across Australia, Layher collaborates with contractors, asset owners, and safety professionals to enhance standards on every project, from small maintenance jobs to large, complex structures. We have been active in the Western Australian market for more than 20 years and continue to invest, with a new facility scheduled to open in 2026, featuring training and demonstration areas.

Using Layher scaffolding improves project safety. Users benefit from working platforms with higher load capacities that are free from gaps and trip hazards, along with comprehensive technical support. The installation and dismantling of the scaffolding are also significantly safer due to its lighter weight and fewer components compared to traditional systems. The ability to crane structures into position, combined with integrated advanced guardrails and cantilever options that eliminate the need for heavy trusses, ensures the project is carried out safely from start to finish.

Maptek believes that to make mining more efficient, miners should be enabled to make better decisions through integrated decision-making solutions. This integration is particularly important as it enables our customers to turn data into actionable insights at every stage of the mining life cycle. In this way Maptek will change the way mining is done forever.

HIMA Australia delivers Functional Safety compliant smart automation solutions and services that protect people, assets, and the environment across the process, mining, energy, rail, and infrastructure sectors. With a heritage dating back to 1908, HIMA designs and manufactures automated safety solutions that help customers achieve safe and uninterrupted plant operations.

Engineered and manufactured in Germany, HIMA provides flexible and scalable platforms, including Safety Systems for SIL3 and SIL4 applications, designed to integrate seamlessly with any DCS or automation environment. With over 35,000 safety systems installed worldwide, HIMA’s technology is proven in some of the world’s most demanding industrial applications.

Locally, HIMA Australia supports customers with safety consulting, engineering, lifecycle services, and specialist training, ensuring reliable performance from design through operation.

HIMA focuses on delivering dependable safety solutions that reduce risk, improve efficiency, and enable safer, smarter, and more productive operations.

The Buddie System is the world's first wireless instant safety alert device and is a proven crane safety control designed to reduce the risk of serious incidents arising from communication failure during lifting operations. Developed in Australia and now deployed internationally, the system provides a simple, reliable safeguard in high-risk and complex crane environments.

The Buddie System enables personnel working closest to the load to immediately alert the crane operator to imminent danger via a wearable, wireless breakaway lanyard device. Activation triggers an instant audible alarm in the crane cab, ensuring critical warnings are received without delay, radio congestion, or ambiguity.

Importantly, The Buddie System is not intended to replace existing safety controls, procedures, or training. It operates as a last-line defence, strengthening an organisation’s risk management framework by addressing a well documented failure point in crane operations: loss of effective communication.

By delivering a low-cost, high-impact layer of protection, The Buddie System supports executive duty of care obligations, incident prevention strategies, and a demonstrable commitment to workforce safety.