<p>In a common refrain from resource companies of all stripes, BHP today (Tuesday, October 24) blamed tight labour markets and shortages of equipment and supplies for problems keeping projects on schedule in its latest quarterly report.</p> <p>Despite this, the company was able to report progress ahead of schedule on its 16.67% non-operated North West Shelf expansion project, however costs had blown out 20% to US$300m.</p> <p>At the related Angel development, fabrication of the drilling platfom’s topsides and jacket had begun.</p> <p>Drilling had started at its Stybarrow development, also off northern Western Australia, with production expected to start in the first quarter of 2008.</p> <p>In iron ore production, its 85%-owned Rapid Growth Project 3, which includes mine, rail and port facilities expansion, should see production from the Area C mine grow 20m tonnes a year starting in the last quarter of next year. </p> <br />
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2017 OMME MONITOR OMME 2100 EP - 21M TRAILER MOUNTED LIFT
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Seven Hills, NSW
