Quality Concrete Pumping Equipment
Superior Workmanship, Exceptional Equipment
Here at Far Northern Concrete Pumping, we use some of the best equipment available to complete our projects. Having worked in the industry for more than 15 years, we know what it takes to pump concrete even in the most difficult conditions. We’ve worked with residential, commercial and civil clients across Mareeba, Atherton, Cape York, Cairns, the Tablelands and Far Northern Queensland so you rest assured we can take on projects of all sizes.
Our fully trained, licensed and insured operators have access to a 31m boom pump, 28m boom pump, 20m boom pump and line pump. We’re also high-risk licensed and are more than qualified to complete difficult projects. For more information on our services and equipment, feel free to give us a call on 0413 345 977.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What types of equipment are used in concrete pumping?
Concrete pumping equipment generally includes boom pumps and line pumps. Boom pumps use a robotic arm to deliver concrete from the truck to the pour site and are ideal for large-scale or high-reach projects. Line pumps use flexible hoses to navigate tight spaces and are perfect for residential or small commercial jobs. Both types are powered by hydraulic systems and require a concrete mixer truck to supply the concrete. Additional equipment may include outriggers for stability, remote controls, and cleaning tools. The choice of equipment depends on site layout, pour size, access limitations and project type.
What factors influence the choice of pump for a job?
Choosing the right concrete pump depends on several key factors. These include the volume of concrete required, the site’s accessibility, vertical or horizontal reach needed, the type of structure, and the terrain. For large-scale commercial or civil work, a boom pump is often ideal due to its reach and speed. For tight spaces, backyards or indoor pours, a line pump offers more flexibility. The concrete mix itself also plays a role, as certain pumps may perform better with specific consistencies or aggregates. Discussing your project with a qualified operator ensures the best equipment is selected for performance and safety.
What safety features are built into pumping equipment?
Modern concrete pumping equipment includes several safety features designed to protect workers and maintain control on-site. These may include emergency stop buttons, boom interlock systems, remote-control functions, hopper grates, pressure relief valves and stability sensors. Outriggers are used to keep the pump stable during operation, while automated shut-off systems can prevent overloading or misuse. Operators are also trained to monitor flow rates, identify blockages early, and follow site-specific safety protocols. Proper use of PPE, clear communication, and adherence to exclusion zones also support safe operation. These combined features help reduce risk and improve safety on residential, commercial and civil sites.
What We Do
When you need concrete pumping, make sure to contact our team at Far Northern Concrete Pumping. We pump concrete for:
- Driveways & pathways
- Foundations & footings
- Swimming pool surrounds
- Block fills
- Structural walling
- Panel slabs
- Kerbs & gutters
- Roundabouts
- Embarkment stabilisation
- And more!
We also extend our services to rural and remote worksites, as well as mine sites across the Tablelands region and Far North Queensland. Contact our team today to book in a service or request a quote.
