What's New at Camco - Winter Edition

What’s New at Camco… Winter Edition A warm welcome (well not so warm as I write this!) to our Winter Edition of “What’s News…”. You will notice we have moved with the times and gone ELECTRONIC! The year, as all years, is rocketing by and there is plenty of action here at Camco. The end of financial year finished with the usual rush to complete the work by the 30th, despite the drizzly weather. I think it is time we all petitioned to have the calendar year and financial year end concurrently, that way we would make the most of the good weather and only go insane once a year rather than the twice we currently do!. I mentioned the action previously, this edition outlines some of the exciting new projects we have on the horizon. Awelcome change for this time of year which so often sees July and August being very quiet. Thanks again toyou all for the ongoing support and I hope you find this an interesting read....Chris Goold, Director Our Vision: ‘To be the most professional, high performance team that attracts highly motivated, like minded, passionate peopleIn-house NewsWe welcome back Liz Seychell from maternity leave and wish her all the best as shesettles back into the workforce and re-joins the admin team as Project FinanceManager. We also welcome to our head office, Regan Moyne and James Clarke asProject Engineer Undergraduates.Finally, we welcome three new labourers to the Camco family, Jamie James, JasonWade and Darren Hann.Prequalification, Panels & AccreditationCamco are pleased to announce our inclusion on the Town of Walkerville’s Asset Maintenance Panel andCivil Works Panel. This latest prequalification is our 6th within local government (refer below). We look forwardto providing our quality and value added services to the Town of Walkerville and its residents.Organisation Prequalification Type CategoriesDepartment of Planning, General Building Contractor 3, 4, 4MTransport & Infrastructure Trade Contractor – Civil Work 1, 2, 3, 4, 4M Roads & Bridges R2, B1, F15AGFMA/Facilities Services Preferred Contractor Breakdown & Preventative ServicesCity of Burnside Minor civil works & building mainte- Earthworks/flood mitigation, pipes, pumps & concrete nance products, stormwaterCity of Mitcham Major civil works AllCity of Onkaparinga General civil works AllDistrict Council of Mount Barker Minor civil works Level 2City of Salisbury Minor civil works & building mainte- Carpentry, earthworks/flood mitigation, minor building & civilSA Water nance works, pipes, pumps & concrete products Construction services Tiers 2 and 3Town of Walkerville Asset Management Panel AllAPP Corporation Civil Works Panel AllSpotlessUniSA Transfield Services CMS-SA Multi Use List Excavation, civil works and erosion control Preferred subcontractor Carpentry and Multi-trade Prequalified contractor Category 2JLL Preferred subcontractor Maintenance & Repairs for the Golden Grove Village

Annual Golf TournamentOn Friday 8th April we held our inaugural Camco GolfTournament at the West Lakes Golf Club. It was a great day,if not great golf (myself excluded who brought newmeaning to the “longest drive” – apparently it has to landon the correct fairway? Strict rules of golf!).The prizes were taken out by the serious golfers who unfortu-nately guaranteed themselves never to get another invite.The event was a huge success and will be a regular fixtureon our calendar of events.CMS Update... Another financial year has drawn to a close. We are busy collating quality, safety, and environmental data for our end of year report. Anecdotal evidence at this time indicates that our focus on reducing damage to underground infrastructure in the last 12 months has been relatively successful. Service strike incidents are significantly down on previous years in both number and severity. The year has not been without its challenges though, and as a result, we are commencing a review of our management systems in order to streamline and improve our processes especially as they relate to the new ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management Standard.The aim is to improve process efficiency and ultimately provide greater value for money to our current andfuture clients.On a final positive note, Camco has finished the financial year with no lost time injuries, no environmentalincidents, and overall positive feedback from clients on completed projects. These are excellent indicators ofthe commitment of our site personnel to Camco’s core values and to the provision of quality services. Camco is currently accredited to:- ISO9001:2008 – Quality Management AS/NZS 4801:2010 – Health & Safety Management ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management InnovationWe are determined to continually enhance the way we operate be it on site or in the office by challenginghow we do things to find better, more effective and efficient solutions. This creates an environment to lead ininnovative thinking and creative problem solving. There is no innovation without taking initiatives – we strive tobe one step ahead. PassionWe dedicate our energy and aspiration to exceed our clients’ needs and expectations. A successful passion-ate environment creates trust in confident decisions and positive actions in line with our vision, which reinforc-es belief in Camco. ProfessionalismWe constantly strive for and deliver service which will make us our client’s no. 1 choice. This is demonstratedby the following key attributes: Competency | Reliability | Honesty | Integrity | Positivity

IPWEA AwardDuncan Lane ReconstructionCity of West TorrensAt the IPWEA 2016 Excellence Awards held on Friday 27th May,the City of West Torrens were presented with an excellenceaward for the Reconstruction of Duncan Laneway project, atLockleys.Camco were engaged by the City of West Torrens to excavateand install the following for the project: permeable pavement,a submersible pump station, a HDPE pumping main, a granularpavement and finally complete the concrete kerbing.This project won the ‘Design and/or construction of a publicworks project civil under $1 million’ category citing ‘apermeable approach to big challenges in small spaces’Contract Value: $260,000 & Construction Period: 8 weeksCamco are proud supporters of IPWEA and have had theprivilege of sponsoring both the 2014 & 2015 IPWEA SA AGMChristmas Lunches.Camco YardWe have a new home yard base... Located at Glynde, just a kilometre or 2 from the office, we have recentlycompleted a redevelopment of our existing yard. Providing a larger, more secure space, the new shed, hard-stand and covered storage area is a brilliant addition to the Camco set up. Plenty of room for everything, wehope the plant won't spend too much time parked up there!

In the Community On Friday 15th of April we had two brave Camco employees, Mick Kelly and Jayce Del Bello take part in the Leukaemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave. The money raised supports people with blood cancer and also funds critical research to discover more effective treatments. The event was a great success with Camco doubling all donations with an amazing . More photos can be seen on our website... http://www.camco.com.au/about_community.htm Jeans for Genes Day 2016...Every year Camco SA supports the Jeans for Genes campaign and this year we are hoping to smash lastyears’ record of raising $1820. If you would like to help Camco and the Children’s Medical Research Institute,please visit:- http://www.jeansforgenes.org.au/fundraiser/CamcoSA (Don’t forget, Camco SA will dollar match all donations!!!)

What’s New....Various Railway Stations – Tactile Replacements, Department of Planning, Transport & InfrastructureCamco has been engaged to carry out an upgrade to tactile ground surface indicators at various railwayplatforms. The platforms at Noarlunga, and Christies Downs Stations are constructed with concrete. Theproject scope at these locations is to retro fit tactiles that are produced from the unique combination of corkgranules and rubber, the tactiles are installed 600 mm from the platform edge using an epoxy adhesive, this isfollowed by re-installing the “wait behind” linemarking. This work is carried out on a live rail, with the use ofpedestrian management, track protection officers and the careful management of the rolling stock via PTSnetwork operations.The scope at Pinera, Glenalta, Emerson, Hove and Clarence Park stations includes the removal of existingrubber tactile indicators that have become worn and created trip hazards, the work involves excavation andremoval of the rubber tactiles, bitumen and rubble from the platform, preparation of the base and theinstallation of new concrete tactile indicators followed by the matching in to the existing platform with newbitumen and re-installing the “wait behind” linemarking, the challenge here is the work needs to beconducted in a live rail environment but also under the live electrical infrastructure a carefully formulated safeworks methodology was critical.Parawa Road, Parawa and Finnis Vale Drive, Second Vallery Culvert Upgrades,District Council of YankalillaCamco were engaged by the District Council of Yankalilla to remediate two stormwater crossings within theircity road network, one at Parawa and the other at Second Valley. The existing headwall structures wereshowing signs of failure and had potential to collapse. Following construction of the new inlet and outlet pipeextensions and headwalls, the banks and creek channels were reshaped and rock lined to better direct watermovement and avoid undermining and washout. The project met the client’s expectations in terms of time,cost and quality and was excellent result for all involved.

Shared Use Path Linear Park, City of West TorrensCamco have been engaged to upgrade the existing shared use path that runs under Henley Beach Road,parallel to the River Torrens. The project scope includes widening the existing path and installing a recycledplastic boardwalk and balustrade fence with handrails under the bridge, the scope also includes, geoweberosion control, a full upgrade to the public lighting and the replacement of existing asphalt.Burnside Primary School Hardplay Upgrade, Spotless Service LimitedThis project entailed the upgrade of the existing hardplay area consisting of approximately 1400m2 in theBurnside Primary School. The project scope included the reconstruction of the existing granular pavements,tree removal, concrete kerbing, block retaining walls, regrading of paving, drainage improvements and linemarking. This project involved careful planning and logistics associated whilst working within an active schoolduring construction. The significant trees around this hardplay upgrade meant that strict guidelines duringconstruction where adhered to and a garden bed was created around tree protection zone using a raisedblock retaining wall. Construction was undertaken and completed in April.

Bolivar Midge Fly Vegetation Screen Stage 3, SA WaterConstruction is well underway now, with all new pipelines complete, tanks and pumping equipment installed,and electrical items being energised. Site Testing is due to commence mid June with operational handoverfollowing this. We have overcome some design hurdles throughout this project, the most significant being thenominated tie in location of the pipeline had insufficient water flow to meet the demand of the new installa-tion. Therefore we had to investigate an alternative supply, check the flow rate at the new tie in point, andthen construct a 150m extension of the pipe network to the new tie in. The new pipeline route had logisticalissues as it crossed the main entrance road into the WWTP, therefore an extensive Traffic Management Planwas developed in conjunction with Allwater who manage and maintain normal operation of the WWTP.Inner SanctumBill Boumis (aka Billy), OperatorCamco family member since... 2012Family Life... Married to Rebecca andhave two beautiful children, Mia andYianni.Successful Achievements... I competedfor South Australia in the AustralianChampionship for Petanque (FrenchBowls) and came 15th.I have worked on many projects rang-ing from the gas fields in Queenslandand South Australia to infill sewer andpower stations in Western Australia.In South Australia I've been involvedmainly in subdivisions over the last 13years but before that I was involved infootpath and kerb and gutter projects.On the other hand , the most successful achievement was beating cancer and with doing this I have to saythat the support from my friends at Camco was one of the main contributors to my recovery. Thank you witha warm heart.Loves... His wife and his children (his family), taekwondo, operating heavy earth moving machinery and myhobby farm.Looking forward to... Holidaying with friends and family, and organising the next lamb on the spit.Best thing about working with Camco... Meeting awesome people within Camco and being accepted aspart of the Camco family, and my wife always says, thank goodness you don't work Saturday's anymore!

What’s coming up?...Morton Street Land Division, Renewal SA Frances Avenue Flooding Works, City of SalisburyConstruction of a 60 lot urban infill development at Kidman Park. Construction of a stormwater detention basin and upgrade toThe project scope includes bulk earthworks, level one allotment existing drainage network. The project scope includes bulk earth-filling, stormwater drainage, SA Water sewer and water works, landscaping and installation of stormwater infrastructure.infrastructure, granular pavement construction and commonservice infrastructure – power, gas and communications. Parkholme Land Division, Renewal SA Construction of a 40 lot urban infill development at Parkholme. TheMain North Road Culverts, project scope includes bulk earthworks, level one allotment filling,Wallbridge & Gilbert stormwater drainage, SA Water sewer and water infrastructure,Construction of a new culvert crossing under Main North Road to granular pavement construction and common servicefacilitate drainage of a new housing development. The project infrastructure – power, gas and communications.scope includes the supply, preparation, excavation, installationand reinstatement of twin cell 3000mm wide culverts. Starboard Road Drainage, City of OnkaparingaMyponga WTP Road Rehabilitation, Allwater Construction of a new stormwater drainage network in StarboardConstruction of a MassBloc retaining wall system to reinstate and Road Seaford. The project scope includes supply and installationstabilise a failed embankment. The project scope includes the of various diameter reinforced concrete pipes, supply andremoval of “slumped” spoil, footing preparation and construction, installation of precast stormwater pits, reinstatement of pavementinstallation and backfilling of a 6m high MassBloc retaining wall surfaces and connection to the existing network.and remediation of failed granular pavement. Watson Avenue Footbridge,Woodville West Stage 3A & 6, Renewal SA City of West TorrensConstruction of a 30 allotment urban renewal land division at Design and construction of a 12m clear span pedestrian foot-Woodville West. The project scope includes bulk earthworks, bridge. The project scope includes detailed design of the structure,engineered allotment filling, SA Water services (sewer and water), concrete abutments, structural steel frame and recycled plasticstormwater drainage, power and lighting including linking in to all decking.existing infrastructure, granular pavement construction, concretekerbing and street scaping works. Heuritsch Lane & Vine Vale Road Reconstruction, The Barossa CouncilButterworth Road Drainage, Reconstruction and widening of an existing road and intersectionCity of Onkaparinga on the Barossa Freight Route. The project scope includesConstruction of a new stormwater outlet drain to the beach at demolition of the existing pavement, drainage construction,Seaford. The project scop includes directional boring of twin concrete kerbing and granular pavement construction.560mm HDPE pipes, installation of new precast concrete pits, rockpitching on the beach and connection to the existing drainage McKenzie Crescent Local Flooding Works, City of Salisburysystem. Upgrade of an existing drainage system to reduce the risk of local flooding. The project scope includes the supply and installation ofMay Terrace Stormwater Upgrade, new stormwater drainage pipe and precast pits connected to theCity of West Torrens existing stormwater network.Construction of 900m of new stormwater drainage infrastructure inMay Terrace Lockleys. The project scope includes installation of Woodside Lodge Retirement Village Stage 3,large diameter reinforced concrete pipes, supply and installation Key Invest Woodside Lodgeof precast stormwater pits, reinstatement of pavement surfaces Construction of a new 30 unit community title land division forand connection to the Airport Drain. The project also requires a retirement living. The project scope includes bulk earthworks,challenging crossing of Sir Donald Bradman Drive. concrete sleeper retaining walls, services – sewer, water, electrical and communications – stormwater drainage and granular pavement construction.Since September 2001, Camco SA has provided a wide range of services in the Civil and Building Industries. Our expertise includes:-Civil Infrastructure Construction Commercial Building Works Property Maintenance Services Land Divisions Internal Fitouts Glazing Pipelaying Building Extensions Aluminium Fabrication Large Commercial Buildings Stormwater Quality DDA Compliance Upgrades Roof Plumbing Pumpstations Carpentry Paving Concrete Structures Bulk Earthworks Steel Fabrication Urban Renewal Bitumen Repairs Road construction Fencing National Parks All general internal & external Tactile Installation building repairs We would welcome the opportunity to further expand and discuss our experience, capability and capacity. Camco SA Pty Ltd 5/219 Glynburn Road, St Morris SA 5068 PO Box 1078, Firle SA 5070 P: 08 8332 1199 F: 08 8332 1182 E: [email protected] E: accounts @ camco.com.au W: www.camco.com.au Open: M-F 7am-5pm