Terms & Conditions
Last updated: [28/01/2026]
Welcome to the BMR Fabrications website. This site is operated by BMR Fabrications, a member of the Benchmark Group of Companies. By accessing or using this website, you agree to the following terms and conditions.
1. Website Content and Engineering Information The content on this website—including project case studies, facility descriptions, and service capabilities—is provided for general information and marketing purposes only. While we strive for accuracy, BMR Fabrications does not warrant that technical specifications, project timelines, or equipment capabilities listed are error-free or represent a binding performance guarantee for future projects.
Any technical data, including references to SMP (Structural, Mechanical, Piping) capabilities or civil works, should be treated as illustrative of our past performance and current capacity.
2. No Professional Advice or Engineering Liability The information provided on this site does not constitute professional engineering advice. Any reliance on the material on this website is at your own risk. To the extent permitted by law, BMR Fabrications and the Benchmark Group are not liable for any loss or damage (including consequential loss) resulting from:
Errors or omissions in technical drawings or descriptions displayed on the site.
Decisions made based on the "About Us" or "Capabilities" sections without a formal consultation.
Interruptions to website access or data transmission.
3. Tenders, Quotes, and Project Delivery Nothing on this website constitutes a formal offer to contract. Submission of an enquiry through this site does not bind BMR Fabrications to a project. Formal contractual relationships are only established via:
Execution of a specific Master Services Agreement (MSA).
Acceptance of a formal Tender or Quote provided by an authorised BMR representative.
Adherence to BMR’s specific Purchase Order terms.
4. Safety, Quality, and Compliance Standards References on this site to our safety systems (ISO 45001), quality management (ISO 9001), and environmental policies (ISO 14001) are summaries of our operational framework. While we maintain these certifications rigorously, the specific Safety Management Plan (SMP) or Quality Plan for any individual project will be governed by the specific contract and site requirements (e.g., WA WHS Regulations 2022).
5. Intellectual Property and Proprietary Designs All intellectual property on this site—including text, logos, custom fabrication designs, drafting samples, and "Build • Maintain • Reinforce" branding—is owned by BMR Fabrications or the Benchmark Group.
Prohibition: You may not scrape, copy, or reproduce our proprietary fabrication methods or workshop layouts for commercial use.
Licence: You may download project sheets or capability statements for the sole purpose of evaluating BMR Fabrications as a potential contractor.
6. Remote and Offshore Operations Information regarding our capabilities in the Pilbara, Wheatbelt, or offshore environments is subject to change based on mobilization requirements, site access, and current logistical constraints. BMR Fabrications reserves the right to update our operational locations and facility descriptions at any time.
7. Third-Party Links and Partnerships This site may mention industry alliances or indigenous partnerships (such as Waalitj). These references are for transparency regarding our corporate social responsibility and project history. We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of any third-party websites linked through our portal.
8. Acceptable Use You agree not to use this website in any way that could damage our reputation in the mining, energy, or infrastructure sectors. This includes attempting to gain unauthorised access to client portals or using the "Contact Us" forms for the purposes of spamming or unsolicited recruitment.
9. Jurisdiction These terms are governed by the laws of Western Australia. Any disputes relating to the use of this website shall be subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Western Australia.
Privacy Policy
This Privacy Policy has been overhauled to reflect the industrial nature of BMR Fabrications. Since your operations involve high-risk environments (mining, energy, and offshore), the collection of data regarding safety certifications, site access, and professional qualifications is much more critical than the original automotive focus.
Last updated: [28/01/2026]
BMR Fabrications (a member of the Benchmark Group of Companies) respects your right to privacy and is committed to protecting your personal information in accordance with the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).
This Privacy Policy outlines how we collect, use, disclose, and store your personal information specifically within the context of our engineering, fabrication, and project delivery operations.
1. What Information We Collect As an SMP (Structural, Mechanical, and Piping) contractor, the information we collect is primarily related to business-to-business interactions, project management, and workforce compliance. This may include:
Business Contact Details: Name, job title, company name, email, and phone number.
Professional Qualifications: Industry certifications, trade qualifications, and professional memberships relevant to tenders and project delivery.
Safety & Compliance Data: White cards, site inductions, drug and alcohol screening results (where required for site access), and WHS training records.
Financial Information: Bank details and ABN/ACN for processing subcontractor payments or credit applications.
Technical Data: Information provided in RFQs, tenders, or design drafts.
We also collect non-identifiable data through our website to improve our digital presence:
IP address, browser type, and time spent on our "Capabilities" or "Safety" pages.
General location data to understand the regional reach of our services (e.g., Pilbara vs. Metropolitan inquiries).
2. How We Collect Your Information We typically collect information through professional channels:
Direct Interaction: Tenders, project meetings, site visits, and formal RFQs.
Employment & Contracting: Job applications or subcontractor onboarding processes.
Digital Channels: Website inquiry forms and LinkedIn interactions.
Third Parties: We may receive information from our partners (such as Waalitj for indigenous engagement) or clients (e.g., major mining or energy firms) for the purposes of site mobilization and project coordination.
3. Why We Collect Your Information We collect and use your personal information to:
Deliver engineering, fabrication, and maintenance services.
Manage safety and quality compliance in accordance with ISO 45001 and ISO 9001.
Facilitate site access and mobilization for remote or offshore projects.
Process payments for subcontractors and suppliers.
Comply with Western Australia’s Work Health and Safety Regulations 2022.
Communicate project updates or corporate announcements within the Benchmark Group.
4. Disclosure of Your Information BMR Fabrications does not sell your data. However, we may disclose information to:
Benchmark Group Entities: To streamline recruitment, marketing, or administrative support.
Clients & Asset Owners: For the purpose of site inductions, security clearances, and project reporting (e.g., Rio Tinto, BHP, or government infrastructure bodies).
Regulatory Authorities: When required for safety audits, engineering certifications, or legal compliance.
Subcontractors & Specialist Partners: Only as necessary to fulfill specific project requirements (e.g., NDT testing or galvanizing services).
5. Cookies & Website Analytics Our website uses cookies to monitor the performance of our capability statements and project case studies. This helps us understand which sectors (Mining, Energy, Infrastructure) are most engaged with our content. You can manage your cookie preferences through your browser settings.
6. Data Security & Storage We take the protection of industrial and personal data seriously:
Digital Security: We use encrypted servers and firewalls to protect project drafts and personnel records.
Physical Security: Our Maddington workshop and administrative offices have restricted access to ensure physical files are secure.
Data Minimization: We only retain sensitive safety or screening data for as long as is legally required for project compliance.
7. Access, Corrections & Complaints
Access: You may request access to the personal information we hold about you by contacting our administration office.
Corrections: If any details we hold (such as safety certifications or contact info) are inaccurate, please notify us immediately.
Complaints: If you believe we have mishandled your data, please contact us via the details below. If you are unsatisfied with our response, you may contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) at www.oaic.gov.au.
