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Wilde Civil's Cat 623G
scraper working on the Barren Box Swamp Project, Griffith NSW.
Based in Moree, Wilde Civil Pty Ltd (acn 108 593 808),
is one of the largest earthmoving and civil construction contractors
servicing NSW, with operations throughout the State and southern
Queensland.
Wilde Civil (as we now know it) began in 1948 as a two-man
operation, started by Len Wilde, father of current Managing Director
Paul Wilde, who took over the business in 1978.
Since then the business has been in continuous operation expanding
from its origins in tank sinking and land clearing to offering
complete turnkey projects in irrigation & water supply, farm
development, road construction, road maintenance, grain bunker
storage and specialist projects including polo fields and race
courses.
Wilde Civil's
Integrated Management System (IMS) is fully compliant with the
Civil Contractors Federation’s Civil Construction Management
Code 2001 and receives annual accreditation by way of an external
audit.
The IMS encompasses:
- Occupational Health & Safety (AS4801:2000)
- Environmental Management (ISO 14001:2004)
- Quality Management (ISO 9001:2000)
From left: Len Wilde, Jeffrey McPhee, Geoffrey Wilde, Ron Wilde, Larry Fing & Gordon O’Neill. Pioneering Power. This photograph was taken in 1968 at Boomi in Northwestern NSW on completion of the landmark power line project for the North West County Council. Len, his brother Ron, and their team cleared over 400 miles of land for the installation of power lines in Garah, Boomi, and Toobeah through to Boggabilla. The men drove two TD20 dozers and a crew of fencers accompanied them undoing and rebuilding fences as the work was completed. This historic project took six months to complete. |
