PERTH, WA — Western Australia’s business and resources sectors are in mourning following the sudden passing of Kade Lang, the highly respected co-founder and director of KCA Site Services. News of his death has sent shockwaves through Perth’s professional community, where Kade was known as both a visionary leader and a deeply genuine individual.
Colleagues, clients, and friends have described his passing as a tremendous personal and professional loss, marking the end of a career defined by innovation, integrity, and dedication to the advancement of Australia’s mining and industrial workforce sectors.
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Before founding KCA Site Services, Kade built an impressive career in the terrestrial mapping and surveying industry, contributing his expertise to projects in oil and gas, mining, government, and civil infrastructure. His technical knowledge and meticulous approach allowed him to pioneer cutting-edge solutions that improved precision and efficiency in some of Western Australia’s most complex operations.
Those early experiences shaped his approach to leadership — one grounded in technical excellence, strategic thinking, and collaboration. Under his guidance, KCA Site Services grew into one of the state’s most trusted providers of workforce and site management solutions, known for reliability, transparency, and service quality.
Kade’s influence extended beyond KCA. Since 2009, he successfully operated a manufacturing and logistics company, reflecting his entrepreneurial spirit and ability to identify and fill key market needs. Peers say his leadership combined sharp business insight with authentic care for his employees and clients alike — traits that earned him both respect and loyalty across industries.
“He wasn’t just a boss — he was a mentor and a friend,” one colleague shared. “Kade led with humility. He never asked more of others than he was willing to give himself.”
Known for his down-to-earth personality and infectious optimism, Kade leaves behind a legacy of excellence, compassion, and innovation. His passing will be felt not only within KCA Site Services but across the broader Western Australian business landscape, where his impact continues through the teams and partnerships he helped build.
Funeral and memorial details are expected to be announced in the coming days.
As tributes pour in from across Australia’s mining and industrial sectors, one message stands out — Kade Lang’s influence will endure, not only in the success of the businesses he shaped but in the lives and careers of those he inspired.