Demobilization
Take the camp out. Relocate the modules.
A camp has an end of life, a move, a season. It comes out in order — contaminant first if it is there.
Demobilizing is not throwing a bin through a wall. It is a reverse sequence: disconnect, lift, load, reinstate the pad, sometimes abate before touching modules.
Relocation: the same camp, another deposit. LPT coordinates lift, haul and reset.
Sequence
Characterization if asbestos or mould is in play. Containment if the Code requires it. Then MEP disconnects, lift, convoys, pad reinstatement. CSTC before strip-out.
LPT does not run the camp during closure. The client removes operating staff. We take the building.
What this is not
It is not a mine closure. It is not ore haulage. It is the camp — modules, corridors, mechanical, pad.
Questions
FAQ
Do you move a whole camp?+
Yes, when the mandate says so: lift, haul, reset or strip.
Mill demolition?+
No. Camps and technical buildings. Not the mill.
Industrial • Mining • Remote
Wherever the camp goes.
Construction. Crews. Camps. Building health.