Heavy steel.
Built to work.
Construction, manufacturing and engineering support for mining equipment, process plants and structural steel—from workshop fabrication to on-site repair.
Process plant steelwork
Crusher structures, bins, chutes, conveyor structures and trestles designed and fabricated to suit the requirement.
Explore capability →From worn component to working asset.
Caracal Construction positions itself as an agile alternative for clients that need steelwork, machining and site support coordinated through one operation. The current capability spans fixed plant, earthmoving equipment, workshop engineering and mobile field services.
View the full capability map →Built around the work, not a brochure.
Start with the asset or problem in front of you. Caracal’s published capability covers the steelwork and engineering around it.
Fabrication & steel construction
Process-plant structures, bins, chutes, conveyors, trestles and earthmoving components.
Open capability ↗ 02Machining & line-boring
Lathe and milling capacity, plus portable line-boring and site welding.
Open capability ↗ 03Field services
Mobile sandblasting, spray painting, plant relocation/demolition and labour support.
Open capability ↗ 04Mining supplies
Caracal Projects focuses on supply support for mining requirements.
Open capability ↗What needs attention?
Use the work-scope desk to route a requirement to the most relevant capability before you call or email Barry.
Fabrication & steel construction
Start with the drawings, dimensions, material requirement and site context. Caracal’s published process-plant capability includes fabricated structural steel, bins, chutes, conveyors and trestles.
Build an enquiryWork the current site already puts its name to.
Feeder bin, structure and wall
Major repairs on 777 load-body buckets
Input feeder structure and bin
Workshop decisions stay close to the work.
The current Caracal site publishes a four-person management structure spanning executive, finance, workshop and operations leadership.
Meet the management team →