Kingsmill Services is named after the family home our great-grandparents built and owned on Kingsmill Street in Port Hedland.
That history, and the example of our parents, who were successful business owners themselves, shapes how we work: resilience, dedication, hard work and responsibility to community.
Today we combine responsive service, practical site knowledge and strong industry partnerships to help clients deliver work safely in metropolitan, regional and remote environments.

To provide reliable, safe and commercially competitive services while creating meaningful employment, training and business opportunities for Aboriginal people and local communities.
Respect Country, culture, clients, colleagues, communities and the environments in which work is performed.
Act honestly, keep commitments and communicate early when circumstances change.
Apply disciplined planning, capable people and fit-for-purpose equipment to achieve quality outcomes.
Create sustainable pathways for Aboriginal employment, skills development and business participation.

Managing Director & Co-Founder
Billy brings over 15 years of hands-on experience in the mining and resources industry, with extensive expertise in drill and blast operations, crushing and screening, mobile plant operations, servicing and maintenance. As a qualified Heavy Diesel Fitter, Billy combines strong technical knowledge with practical operational experience and leadership. Billy is committed to driving business growth, delivering safe and efficient operations, and building long-term relationships with clients through reliability, quality and industry expertise.

Co-Founder & Director
Nakita brings over 15 years of diverse experience in the mining and resources industry, with expertise spanning mining production operations, procurement, fleet management, workforce mobilisation, payroll, finance and accounts administration. Her background also extends to community radio and community engagement, providing valuable experience in communication, relationship building and stakeholder management. Nakita plays a key role in overseeing business operations, strengthening organisational performance and supporting sustainable growth, while maintaining a strong commitment to Indigenous participation, community engagement and long-term industry partnerships.