Merge Mechanical: Heavy Diesel Experts Keeping WA Moving
Kenwick-based Merge Mechanical delivers heavy diesel maintenance, repairs and HD fitter jobs across WA, led by owner and director Lloyd Jongwe.
BUSINESS & ECONOMY
Heavy diesel services across Perth and regional WA
From its base in Kenwick, Merge Mechanical supports clients in Perth, Kalgoorlie and regional WA with:
Heavy diesel maintenance and repairs to keep fleets running
Diagnostics to find faults fast and reduce downtime
Field service for on-site breakdowns and repairs
Shutdown support for planned maintenance on mine sites
Labour support of skilled HD fitters and heavy diesel mechanics
The team also responds 24/7 when mining equipment breaks down, because in mining and civil work every hour of downtime counts.
Creating jobs for HD fitters and future tradespeople
Merge Mechanical creates opportunities for skilled HD fitters and heavy diesel mechanics, with roles across Perth, Kalgoorlie and other regional areas. The business offers training, career development, competitive pay and a supportive team culture.
Under Lloyd Jongwe's leadership, it is also building future pathways into the trades through traineeships and apprenticeships, helping the next generation of WA mechanics get their start.
Backing local communities
Merge Mechanical's commitment to community shows in the organisations it chooses to support.
The company is a sponsor of The Christmas Party Perth, an annual event that brings joy to thousands of WA children.
Lloyd and his team will attend on Saturday, 14 November, at the Perth Convention & Exhibition Centre, the same venue where Merge Mechanical exhibited at the WA Mining Conference just weeks earlier.
Closer to home, Merge Mechanical is a proud sponsor of Rockingham City Football Club, supporting junior players and the wider club community.
Under the leadership of owner and director Lloyd Jongwe, Kenwick-based Merge Mechanical keeps WA's mining, civil and farming equipment running while creating jobs for HD fitters and giving back to local communities.
Western Australia runs on heavy equipment, and when that equipment stops, so does the work. Merge Mechanical is one of the WA businesses making sure it doesn't.
Established in 2020, Merge Mechanical provides heavy diesel maintenance, repairs, diagnostics, field service, shutdown support and labour hire across Western Australia. Its experienced technicians keep machinery productive, safe and ready for work on mine sites, civil construction projects and farms across the state.
But the company's impact goes well beyond the workshop.
"We're not extracting value from WA. We're building it.
That means investing in people: young people entering the trades, families in our communities, and organisations making a real difference."
— Lloyd Jongwe, Owner and Director, Merge Mechanical
Frequently asked questions
What does Merge Mechanical do?
Merge Mechanical provides heavy diesel maintenance, repairs, diagnostics, field service, shutdown support and labour hire for the mining, civil construction and farming industries in Western Australia.
Where is Merge Mechanical based?
The business is based at 4 Lakewook Cove, Kenwick WA 6107, and works across Perth, Kalgoorlie and regional WA.
Who runs Merge Mechanical?
Merge Mechanical is led by owner and director Lloyd Jongwe.
Is Merge Mechanical hiring?
The company creates roles for HD fitters and heavy diesel mechanics across Perth, Kalgoorlie and regional areas.
Contact the team on 1300 063 743 or visit mergemechanical.com
Quality over quantity, people over profit
That philosophy shapes every decision at Merge Mechanical. Whether it's supporting a child's Christmas, training the next generation of mechanics or responding around the clock when a machine goes down, the company works to one simple principle: quality over quantity, people over profit margins.
From keeping WA industry moving to helping skilled workers build lasting careers, Merge Mechanical is a proudly Western Australian business making a real difference.
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