ben.degnan, Author at Shore Hire

Why Choose Shore Hire

Free 60 Minute On-Site Assistance

We allow up to an hour for our crane truck drivers to assist you in assembling gear (metro areas, subject to truck availability)

Safety is Our #1 Priority

All our gear is tested and certified to exceed Australian standards, so you know you’re getting the safest equipment possible

Temporary Work Solutions Experts

Our experienced team of over 130 staff are experts on our solutions and are here to help

Over 600 years experience total

As a family business spanning multiple generations, our combined experience makes us experts in the solutions we provide

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1300 746 734

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