Temporary support design for a live jet-fuel line at Sydney Airport, with a full calculation package and engineering report.
The project
Works adjacent to an existing jet-fuel line at Sydney Airport required the live asset to be temporarily supported, infrastructure where any movement or overload would carry consequences far beyond program cost. The support scheme had to carry the exposed line safely while works proceeded around it, inside an operational airport environment with exacting engineering review requirements.
What we did
Metric Engineering delivered the temporary works design for the fuel line support: a propping scheme modelled and documented in a full calculation package and engineering report, developed through structured client review cycles to a final issue in June 2026.
The design worked from the asset owner's civil and structural records, with support frames detailed for the line's geometry and loading and documentation prepared to the project's temporary-works procedures.
A rigorously reviewed temporary support design for critical live infrastructure, enabling the surrounding works to proceed with the fuel line carried safely throughout.
