THYSSEN SCHACHTBAU GMBH has many years of experience in conventional and mechanized shaft sinking, offering tailored solutions for demanding projects worldwide. Depending on geological, technical, and economic conditions, we utilize proven conventional methods or state-of-the-art shaft boring machines. By combining in-depth engineering expertise, high-performance technology, and the highest safety standards, we realize shafts efficiently, precisely, and reliably – from initial planning to on-time completion.
THYSSEN SCHACHTBAU GMBH offers a wide range of services in shaft rehabilitation and shaft closure throughout the entire lifecycle of a shaft facility. Based on sound condition assessments and in compliance with the applicable legal and mining regulations, we develop project-specific rehabilitation and closure concepts. By using proven methods, suitable materials, and high technical standards, we help ensure the long-term stability, environmental compatibility, and legal certainty of the shaft facilities – from planning to implementation.
THYSSEN SCHACHTBAU GMBH designs, supplies, and implements temporary shaft sinking equipment for the safe and efficient execution of shaft sinking operations. Tailored to specific project requirements, we develop flexible equipment concepts that take into account the technical, logistical, and safety-related framework of the project. Through our experience in national and international shaft construction, as well as the use of proven system components, we create the ideal conditions for a smooth construction process – from planning and assembly to decommissioning.
THYSSEN SCHACHTBAU GMBH also designs and builds permanent shaft hoisting systems as part of turnkey shaft construction projects. In close cooperation with its subsidiary OLKO Maschinentechnik, conveyor components are integrated into the overall plant concept on a project-specific basis. The coordinated collaboration within the group results in cost-effective, comprehensive solutions tailored to the specific project requirements—from planning through to commissioning.
