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Local business, global industry: KHOGC is tackling the big jobs

Redland Bayside News
Redland Bayside News
Published: November 4, 2026
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KHOGC supplies corrosion and abrasion protection solutions for industrial environments like the processing plant pictured.
KHOGC supplies corrosion and abrasion protection solutions for industrial environments like the processing plant pictured.
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When larger companies need specialist solutions, a family-owned business in Redland Bay is ready to get to work.

KHOGC combines the personal investment of a small local business with the technical expertise needed to tackle demanding industrial projects.

Established in 2016, Kevin Hadfield Oil & Gas Consultants supports businesses across oil and gas, mining, marine, power generation, water and wastewater, and other essential industries.

For this family enterprise, being based in the Redlands is part of a story that connects local knowledge and experience with the needs of much larger operations.

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Managing director Kevin Hadfield heads the company, bringing extensive knowledge of the oil and gas industry.

KHOGC highlights more than 30 years of experience, giving clients a depth of technical understanding when equipment needs attention, and when businesses depend on machinery to keep operating, that knowledge matters.

Corrosion, wear and equipment faults can create costly challenges, and KHOGC helps clients address those problems through specialised protective coatings, pressure testing, heat exchanger tube plugging, insulation and non-destructive testing.

While the terminology is technical, the goal is straightforward, to help businesses assess, maintain and protect the equipment they rely on.

A wider network of consultants, contractors and subcontractors supports its work, backed by project management and administration staff, it gives the local business access to additional expertise and resources for complex projects.

At its heart, KHOGC remains a small family-owned business taking on substantial challenges.

For companies seeking specialist industrial support, that means expertise with a local connection, right here in Redland Bay.

Find out how KHOGC can support your business at khogc.com.

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