This is a super-quick note to announce that Bullivants has joined Superyard and is now offering a range of discounted lifting gear, including block chains and shackles, on the site. For those in certain sectors of the construction industry, Bullivants is a very familiar name in the industrial lifting category, and is part of the […]
A warm welcome all the new members that have signed up to Superyard. We’ve been actively spreading the word about our service, and I even made a surprise appearance on talkback radio for about half a minute which generated a lot of interest. It’s pleasantly surprising when the host of the number one radio show
A quick note to say thanks to all members that have responded through our new feedback form so far, much appreciated! If you haven’t yet, please let us know what materials you’d like to see on the site. I also want to say how excited I am to announce that another global construction company has
It’s been a month to the day that Superyard went live and it’s been a great journey so far, with lots of media exposure, new businesses signing up and the opportunity to talk to and meet some of the members that have recently joined Superyard. One thing that I have appreciated above all else was
Appearance in the “At Home” Lift Out on Saturday 27th August, 2022. Newspapers include The Daily Telegraph, The Courier Mail and the Herald Sun.
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Click here to play the audio version of the interview on 2GB Transcript of the interview is below: Kayley Harris:Â My next guest is familiar to our audiences. Ritchie D has previously hosted a technology segment on behalf of Bing Lee right here at 2GB and all of our network stations. But these days, he’s out
Hi, my name is Ritchie, and I’d like to tell you about an experience I had at the construction company I work in. One morning, I took a walk in our yard to see how things were going and this particular morning all I could see was floor to ceiling formwork, timber, scaffolding and
Tapping into unused materials could help construction businesses struggling to manage soaring costs. Superyard’s online marketplace will connect buyers and sellers of unused building stock sitting in yards all over Australia. Founder Ritchie Djamhur says that rising costs affect small businesses more than any other segment because of their reliance on each job’s cash flow
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