Shutdowns and the people who work them — all in one place
Skilled shutdown contractors browse approved shuts and apply direct. Labour providers browse the same shuts, keep their managed crew roster in the system, and send a simple expression of interest when they can cover the work. Mining and processing companies post structured shutdown demand and review both direct applicants and provider interest in one place.
1 skilled contractor is listed and ready to work shuts
Fitters, boilermakers, riggers, scaffolders, sparkies, and HME mechanics are already in the system, and labour providers can now flag real crew availability against approved shuts. Register your company, post your shut, and review direct contractor applications alongside labour-provider interest notes in the same dashboard.
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Declare your availability for the right shuts
Browse shutdown demand across the platform — fixed plant, HME, mill, conveyor, crusher — and declare your availability so Shut Hub can match you to the right work.
- One profile across every shut you're a fit for
- Rate your tickets and trades by years of experience
- See match scores based on selected filters
- Track your matched shutdown opportunities
Post shuts and review labour options in one place
Add your company, post your shutdown demand with the trades, tickets, and equipment you need, then review direct contractor applications and labour-provider expressions of interest in the same workflow.
- Post unlimited shutdowns under your company
- Review labour-provider expressions of interest alongside contractor applications
- Task → labour → equipment breakdown with hours
- Review applicants with match scoring
- Your shuts and applicant activity stay private to your company
Browse shuts and raise your hand when your crew is available
Run a labour-hire business in mining? Keep your contractor roster in Shut Hub, browse approved shutdowns, and send a simple expression of interest when you can field a crew for the work.
- Add contractors you manage directly
- Maintain their tickets, trades and availability
- Browse approved shutdowns across the platform
- Send a crew-availability note to mining companies
How it works
- Sign up — choose individual contractor, mining company, or Shut Labour Provider and verify your email.
- Set up — contractors rate their tickets and trades; mining companies post a structured shutdown (tasks, labour, equipment); labour providers add their roster and browse approved shuts.
- Respond — contractors apply direct, and labour providers send a short expression of interest when they have crew available.
- Review and engage — mining companies review both individual applicants and labour-provider interest notes, then move forward with the best fit for the shut.
Latest shutdowns
Most recently approved shuts across every mining company on the platform.
On the roadmap
Where Shut Hub is heading next.
- Pegasus integration — sync contractor tickets, inductions, and site-access compliance from Pegasus (Onsite Track Easy), so verified credentials flow straight into shut matching without re-keying.
Common questions
- Who is Shut Hub for?
- Three groups: individual contractors (the tradies), mining companies looking for shutdown labour, and Shut Labour Providers who manage their own crew rosters and want to express interest in approved shuts. Pick whichever fits when you sign up.
- Can multiple companies use Shut Hub at once?
- Yes. Shut Hub is multi-tenant from day one. Each mining company has its own admin team and its own private list of shuts and applicants. Each Shut Labour Provider has their own roster of contractors. Contractors see all approved shuts across every company.
- Do contractors apply directly to companies?
- Contractors apply directly to approved shuts on the platform. Labour providers browse those same shuts and send an expression of interest with a crew-availability note so mining companies can review them alongside direct applicants.
- Can mining companies get RFQ responses from labour providers?
- Not as a full RFQ workflow yet. The current first cut is simpler: labour providers can browse approved shuts and send an expression of interest with a crew-availability note that the mining company can review inside its dashboard.
- What tickets and trades does Shut Hub cover?
- Mechanical fitters, boilermakers, riggers, scaffolders, HME mechanics, HV/LV electricians, instrumentation techs, supervisors and planners, plus the usual mining tickets (HRWL, MSIC, Standard 11, Working at Heights, Confined Space). Contractors rate their experience by years.