Company News
April 21st, 2009
PMG Expands to Riverfront Facilities
PMG has expanded into the former All Rig wharf and building site on the edge of the Ross River in South Townsville. The move to the new facility substantially increases the company’s operations to include docking space for the PMG fleet (currently 8 vessels and 5 barges) as well as significant workshop and storage areas for the Marine, Fitters, Boilermakers, Maintenance and Diving crews.
The recent expansion of both physical plant and personnel is the result of continued positive company growth. Innovative solutions, on-time delivery and strong client relationships consistently place PMG at the forefront of the commercial diving and marine contracting fields in Australia and the Pacific Rim.
17 May 2013
Members of PMG's diving team were recently presented a Safety Excellence Award in recognition of their outstanding safety record for HPX3 diving related activities as part of ... More »
17 April 2013
Barge PMG121 is maneuvered into position in Gladstone Harbour by the MIPEC tug Sledgehammer.
Photo credit: Brett Dobson.
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15 April 2013
Tugboats Black Panther and PMG Sailfish towing barges PMG120, PMG121 and PMG150 departed last Saturday for Gladstone and the MCJV Narrows Crossing Project. PMG marine an ... More »
25 February 2013
Harbour tugs PMG Sailfish and PMG Swordfish are currently assisting with pilot boarding, lines and the docking of ships for the Cape Flattery Silica Mine, as seen in the photo ... More »
14 January 2013
Barge PMG180, towed by tug PMG Harmony, departs the Townsville Marine Precinct. The barge is on charter in Gladstone for the next six months.
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21 December 2012
Wishing you a safe & festive holiday season!
The PMG office closes on Friday 21 December 2012 and re-opens on Wednesday 02 January 2013.
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20 December 2012
An outside contractor utilised PMG's waterfront facilities this week to load a 140 tonne Cat 993K Wheel Loader onto an 180ft barge.
The barge door is app ... More »
14 December 2012
PMG Pride departs Weipa towing barge PMG1 and workboat Lisa Lee. The Pride crew have been onsite completing capital infrastructure works for North Queensland Bulk Ports ... More »
7 December 2012
Tukang departs with barge PMG183W, en route to Gladstone Harbour.
Crane barge Sheerlegs and construction crew drive a new pile for use by PMG during the upcoming cyc ... More »
3 December 2012
On 22 November the new PMG workshop, wharf and administrative facilities at the Townsville Marine Precinct were officially declared "open for business" with a celebratory ribb ... More »
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