Wellsite recoveries, tubulars and drilling consumables off WA oil and gas sites, onshore and offshore. We work around remote and offshore logistics constraints, and every batch that leaves a controlled site travels with full traceability: weight, grade and destination recorded, and your own paperwork kept with it.
Oil and gas · WA-wide Wellsite and offshore recovery has a logistics problem before it has a pricing problem. Material has to clear a controlled site, get onto a supply run, and land onshore before it can even be sorted, and every one of those steps needs a paper trail if the site runs any kind of access or export control.
Once it’s at our Malaga yard, drilling consumables, tubulars and decommissioning steel get the same treatment as any other alloy: sorted by family, weighed on scale, priced on what it actually is. The difference with offshore work sits upstream of that, in the logistics and the traceability record, and that’s where we put the effort. For a longer look at the logistics side, see the offshore recycling puzzle: how remote platforms turn waste into working capital.
A quote on offshore or wellsite material carries its own expiry, usually 24 or 72 hours depending on what is involved and how the market is moving at the time. That is worth factoring into a decommissioning or turnaround schedule where the logistics window is already tight.
Once material is onshore, sorted and signed off, payment follows by EFT after the final weight and grading are confirmed.
Every batch that leaves site gets weight, grade and destination logged once it reaches Malaga, adding to whatever paperwork already travelled with it rather than replacing it.
Oil and gas · WA-wide Tubulars, drilling consumables and turnaround material are separated by type once they reach Malaga.
Tell us what is coming off site, the site controls and the collection window. Once material reaches Malaga, every load follows the same sorting, grading and settlement process.
Offshore and wellsite material has usually cleared one set of controls before it reaches us. We don’t add friction on top of that. We document what we can add: what arrived, what it weighed, what it graded as, and where it went next.
Every load is weighed on scale before it’s priced.
Tubulars, drilling consumables and decommissioning steel are priced on what they are, not on a flat mixed rate.
A batch record for every load, useful alongside whatever site-exit paperwork already travelled with it.
Where a bin on site suits wellsite accumulation, it costs nothing and travels on a backload. The bin moves on your existing backload; we don’t run a pickup for it.
Decommissioning and wellsite clean-ups generate real volumes of recoverable alloy, tubular steel and drilling consumables among them. Recovering that material keeps it in circulation instead of landfill, and the batch record it generates is useful documentation to sit alongside your own site reporting.
Weight, grade and destination are logged for every load, sitting alongside whatever paperwork already left site with it.
Decommissioning or turnaround coming up? Tell us what’s coming off site and when, and we’ll give you an indicative view of what it’s worth and how the traceability works end to end.
Malaga, WA · Onshore and offshore · Free bin and freight, on backload
