Flawless Helicopter Lift

HKA Tech's Sydney team worked with the Port Authority of NSW to mange the relocation a key Radar component of the Vessel Tracking System (VTS) for Sydney Harbour and Port Botany and its re-integration to the VTS - as well as installation of a new Radar facility in Circular Quay. The existing Radar's location on the top of the AMP Centre, at a height of 188 metres, required the use of a helicopter to lower the Radar antenna to street level and involved a CBD road closure. The entire operation was very much weather dependent, but proceeded flawlessly on a Sunday. HKA Tech utilised its PMWEB facility to assist in managing the relocation. 

Radar relocation videos

Helicopter in the city

HKA worked with the Port Authority of NSW to relocate a key Radar facility within the Authority's Vessel Tracking System for Sydney Harbour and Port Botany.

The existing Radar's location on the top of the AMP Centre, at a height of 188 metres, required the use of a helicopter to lower the Radar antenna to street level and involved a CBD road closure. View video of the operation

Crane at Darling Point

The Radar's new home at Darling Point is on Longwood House - which, being 66 metres high, allowed the use of a crane to complete the operation .

The crane lifted not only the radar assembly that was relocated from the AMP Centre, but also a new Tower and Control Hut. View video of the day

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