In the trade since 1993. FGCM since 2011. Tier 2 contractor.
The workshop, the crews and the systems to handle significant mining and industrial work, right on the doorstep of the Bowen Basin.
The three italic rows are the ones only FGCM can fill. They are also the first things a prequalification check asks for.
When a dragline, conveyor or crusher is down, every day costs the mine more than the repair.
FGCM is built for that moment: an experienced workshop and site workforce, a 2,000 m² workshop with a 100-tonne crane and its own blast and paint facility, and the systems a mine expects before it lets a contractor through the gate.
Ian and Danni Johnson start FGCM in Biloela, supplying maintenance crews and labour to local mines.
The move to Orange Creek. Other companies now send their work to FGCM.
Workshop and site work under one roof, ready for the wider Bowen Basin.

Take a dragline bucket in the gate, strip it, rebuild it, weld it, blast it, paint it, inspect it and send it back ready for service, without it ever leaving the site.
The complete repair, fabrication, blast and paint job, done by one contractor.
FGCM supervisors on site with the crew. On a shutdown that is not optional — the workforce has to be supervised, and FGCM can carry it rather than leaning on yours.
Boilermakers, fitters and riggers with current tickets, scaled up through labour partners when a shutdown needs numbers.
Structural and plant welding carried out to Australian Standards under certified supervision, with procedures recorded.
ISO 45001 certified, with 24/7 drug and alcohol testing in place so crews meet site requirements before they arrive.
Ian ran the big end of this work before he owned the small end.
The face of FGCM. A family man, well known around Biloela and involved in the local community.
He is on site and in the workshop, and he is who you get on the phone.
Danni is a co-founder and director of FGCM, and runs the office.
A line or two in Danni's own words goes here.
The international standard for quality management systems. It means the way a job is planned, checked and recorded is documented and audited, not left to memory.
The international standard for occupational health and safety management. Hazards identified, controls in place, incidents recorded and acted on.
The international standard for environmental management. Relevant on any site where waste, spills and containment are part of the approval conditions.
Certificate numbers, issuing body and expiry dates go here once supplied — this is the first thing a prequalification check looks for.
Fifteen years of turning up and getting the job done have made FGCM a known name around Biloela. The next step is the wider Bowen Basin.

Everything a procurement officer needs. Room here for the second document as well.
Scope, capacity, lead times or a shutdown window — call the workshop and speak to someone who knows the job.