Capability statement
Everything a procurement officer needs, in one document.
A 2,000m² workshop on the Burnett Highway with 100T crane capacity, ISO certified systems and access to 60+ trades — supporting mining, energy and industrial operations across the Bowen Basin and Central Queensland.
Everything a procurement officer needs, in one document.
Dragline and excavator buckets, chutes, bins and large structural assemblies built to OEM specification.
Crushers, conveyors, draglines and excavators — restoring performance and extending asset life.
Planned and unplanned shutdown support with a flexible workforce that can run around the clock.
Abrasive blasting, surface preparation, industrial painting and protective coatings — in the workshop or on your site.
Structural steel fabrication and installation, welded to Australian Standards under certified supervision.
Maintenance contracts, breakdown repairs and site fabrication with project management included.
Maintenance, fabrication and shutdown support for wind and solar projects across the Central Queensland pipeline.
Repair, fabrication and machinery work for farms and rural operations across the district.
Pipeline repair and fabrication for oil and gas infrastructure.
Detailed pages on our workshop, blast and paint, projects and careers are being added.
Most contractors do part of the chain. FGCM does all of it — under one roof, on the Burnett Highway, without a component leaving Central Queensland.
Certified welding to Australian Standards · 100T lift · blast and paint in house
FGCM was founded in 2011 by Ian and Danni Johnson. Before starting the business, Ian came up through the trade as a fitter and moved through supervision to Area Manager with G&S Engineering Services — a national mechanical and electrical maintenance contractor with permanent operations in Biloela, Mackay and Brisbane.
He founded FGCM to deliver the same standard of shutdown and maintenance work from a locally owned business, on the doorstep of the operations it serves.
Same work. Same region. Locally owned.
Reinstate the CV186 conveyor feeder following a fire. Harsh conditions, spontaneous combustion, a remote location, no available parts — and communications and power to the plant lost.
FGCM fabricated and rebuilt components to OEM specification, coordinated the civil works and used local presence for quick mobilisation. Site experience and offsite workshop support kept the restoration moving.
The asset was repaired ahead of schedule, under budget and incident free. Because manufacturing was available immediately, the client resumed full production and met their targets.
As Central Queensland's renewable pipeline moves into construction, the same workshop that rebuilds dragline buckets is equipped for the heavy end of wind and solar — and sits inside the corridor rather than a freight run away from it.
Client names as published in FGCM's own capability statement. Logos to be added once written permission is confirmed.
Scope, capacity, lead times or a shutdown window — call the workshop and speak to someone who knows the job.
