Camco Autumn Edition 2017

What’s New at Camco… Autumn Edition Welcome to the Autumn Edition of “What’s New…”. They say Autumn in Adelaide begins with “Mad March” and that certainly seems the case at Camco. In fact, it seems Christmas was merely a pause for a few days and the rush continued on into the New Year. We have a diverse range of projects currently on our books, ranging in both complexity and size. Pleasingly, the remainder of the financial year and into the early part of 17/18’ looks strong with several large projects carrying over through this period. This solid foundation should be a perfect segue into an electionyear, where the urgency of getting projects out into the public view will no doubt be key. It’s certainly goingto be an interesting, if not exciting time in the Adelaide construction industry. As we say, “bring it on!”…..Chris Goold, DirectorIn-house NewsWe would like to congratulate James Clarke on graduating University in December 2016. James studiedBachelor of Engineering & Civil Construction with honours and has passed with flying colours. James hasbeen with Camco since June 2016, in the capacity of Graduate Engineer and we would like to sincerelycongratulate him on his amazing achievement. Camco firmly believes in providing the opportunity to learn &develop the future leaders of the construction & engineering industries and prides itself on its Undergraduateprogram.Since our last instalment, we have been busy on therecruitment trail. We would like to welcome Clint Morey,Richard Hourigan, Aaron Dissinger & Simon Fisher to theCamco labouring team. We wish them all great success intheir new positions.And finally, we would like to make a special mention to Site Managers Hans Dobrizinski & Peter Williamson atreaching their 15 year Camco Anniversary. What an amazing achievement! We have certainly been busywith anniversaries this quarter with Ben Harford, Jayce Del Bello & Chris Henshall also celebrating their 7 yearmilestone with Camco. They say that “a business is only as good as it's workers” and our employees aredefinitely a testament to our success. Thanks for all of your hard work and dedication over the years andcheers to many more! 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: admin@camco.com.au E: accounts @ camco.com.au W: www.camco.com.au Open: M-F 7am-5pmSince 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

In-house News continued...The annual Camco Golf Day Tournament on Friday 10th March at the West Lakes Golf Club went off without ahitch. It was a great networking opportunity for all involved and we have certainly noted for next year that“some of us” need to brush up on our golfing skills. Special mention to Simon Bartosak of DPTI who won bothnearest to the pin and the longest drive with a whopping 300+ meter drive, well done Simon, you mostcertainly put us all to shame. James Clarke and Greg Davey were both teamed with Conrad Mansfield &James Weir of Spotless in the Ambrose style tournament and as a group they came out the overall winners ofthe day with an overall score of only 2 over par.....well done guys! Thanks to all of those who attended andwe look forward to carrying on this annual tradition for many years to come so keep an eye out for nextyear’s invite.Prequalification, Panels & AccreditationCamco is prequalified for conducting works for a number ofentities. This process is continuing to grow and we areapproved with the following organisations:Organisation Prequalification Type CategoriesAPP Corporation Transfield Services CMS-SA Multi Use Excavation, Civil Works & Erosion ControlCity of Burnside Minor Civil Works & Building Earthworks/Flood Mitigation, Pipes, Pumps & ConcreteCity of Mitcham Maintenance Products & Stormwater Major Civil Works AllCity of Onkaparinga General Civil Works AllCity of Salisbury Minor Civil Works & Building Carpentry, Earthworks/Flood Mitigation, Minor Building & Civil Maintenance Works, Pipes, Pumps & Concrete ProductsDepartment of Planning, Transport General Building Contractor 3, 4, 4M& Infrastructure Trade Contractor – Civil Work 1, 2, 3, 4, 4M Roads & Bridges R2, B1, F15AGFMA/Facilities Services Preferred Contractor Breakdown & Preventative ServicesDistrict Council of Mount Barker Minor Civil Works Level 2JLL Preferred Subcontractor Maintenance & Repairs for the Golden Grove VillageBarossa Regional Procurement Minor Civil Works Paving (including Bluestone, Clay and Concrete Segmental),Group Concrete Works, Pavement Construction & Maintenance, Stormwater, Construction & Maintenance & PipelineSA Water Construction Services MaintenanceSpotless Preferred Subcontractor Tiers 2 and 3 Carpentry and Multi-tradeTown of Walkerville Asset Management Panel AllUniSA Prequalified contractor Category 2Our Vision: ‘To be the most professional, high performance team that attracts highly motivated, like minded, passionate people’

CMS Update...The phrase “hit the ground running” is often used in a literal sense to describe forexample, troops dropped into a conflict zone by parachute or people jumping off atrain trying to match the speed so they don’t fall and hurt themselves. Figuratively, itmeans to start something at full speed. That is how I would describe our start to 2017.The momentum from the end of last year continued through the (short) festiveseason and accelerated when we returned in January.From a process perspective, in times of high work volumes and strict deadlines, part of the challenge is tomaintain quality of service while achieving the same high levels of compliance with respect to safety,environment and overall risk management. This challenge is accepted. While it is unfortunate that 2016ended with a relatively minor (but none-the-less relevant) lost time injury, the overall feedback from our clientsover the last 3 months indicates very high levels of satisfaction with our service quality, contract management,safety, environmental compliance, and project collaboration.As I have stated in previous newsletters, by virtue of the work we undertake; civil construction inherently posesrisks to peoples’ safety. Working in an environment where large machines are constantly moving andoperating, public vehicles are driving past the workzone (often carelessly and at much higher speeds thanthose sign-posted for roadworks), holes and trenches are excavated to install new infrastructure components, and difficult physical labour is required, it’s a wonder how we have such low levels of safety incidents. So is it good luck or good management? Definitely the latter. The commitment of our Site Managers and Site Personnel to safety, quality, and environment surpasses all else and is a major contributing factor to our success in the field. Notwithstanding this, the challenge to improve remains. Camco is due for recertification this year in Safety, Quality, and Environment. Our focus is on achieving full compliance with all standards but in particular, meeting the requirements of the revised standards ISO 9001:2015 for Quality, and ISO 14001:2015 Environmental Management Systems. I look forward to reporting a favourable outcome on this exercise in future editions. Marco Puz, Systems ManagerInner Sanctum G e tting to kn o wMark Dalle-Nogare—Operations Manager m e .......Camco family member since - August 2012Family Life – Wife Rachael, Monique 13, Oliver 10 & a dogSuccessful Achievements - 2 healthy kidsLoves – Everything family, Football (the round ball game)& MotorsportBest place travelled/visited - Los Angeles & San FranciscoLooking forward to – The next family holidayFavourite Food - Homemade Gnocchi, Thai Food & a well cooked schnitzelSporting Team you support - Liverpool Football ClubBest thing about working with Camco – My role lets me be part of every project fromstart to finish. It’s quite hectic, but rewarding at the same time. Camco is currently accredited to:- ISO9001:2008 – Quality Management AS/NZS 4801:2010 – Health & Safety Management ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management

What’s New....Waterfall Gully, Demolition & Bank Stabilisation Stage 1 & 2, Spotless ServicesStage 1: Demolition and soil stabilisation of a land slip on the Utopia Restaurant at Waterfall Gully. The projectscope included the salvage removal of heritage building materials from the building structure, demolition ofthe existing roof, temporary propping to allow safe access inside the demolition zone, soil/rock removal ofslippage debris (approximately 50 tonnes) and making safe the site for resumption of normal operations.Stage 2: The second stage of the Utopia remedial works included; stabilisation of the embankment to safeguard against future slippage and provide a safe environment for members of the public. The project scopeincluded the removal of vegetation from an area of 800m2 above the kiosk building and installation of hightensile mesh pinned to the rock face by 70 soils nails drilled 6m into the exposed rock surface. The entireprocess was constructed using a 200 tonne crane and a “dog box” to drill from and the mesh was pinned byhand with the crew “abseiling” down the embankment. Innovation We are determined to continually enhance the way we operate be it on site or in the office by challenging how we do things to find better, more effective and efficient solutions. This creates an environment to lead in innovative thinking and creative problem solving. There is no innovation without taking initiatives – we strive to be one step ahead. Passion We dedicate our energy and aspiration to exceed our clients’ needs and expectations. A successful passionate environment creates trust in confident decisions and positive actions in line with our vision, which reinforces belief in Camco. Professionalism We constantly strive for and deliver service which will make us our client’s no. 1 choice. This is demonstrated by the following key attributes: Competency | Reliability | Honesty | Integrity | Positivity

Reynella East College, Sports Court Resurfacing, Department of Planning, Transport & InfrastructureConstruction of a new acrylic surface on an existing hard playing surface at Reynella East College. Theproject scope includes the removal of the existing failed surface, construction of a new engineered surface(Rebound Ace) and associated linemarking. The choice of an engineered solution was based on the existingsurface construction. The current playing surface was constructed over “floating” concrete slabs which,under certain weather conditions, would heave and create large gaps between the slabs. The gaps werereflected into the overlaying acrylic surface resulting in a WHS issue. The “Rebound Ace” system utilisescushioned matting with “bond breaking” tape over the construction joints. These un-bonded sections allowthe cushioned surface to move independently of the concrete surface below, thus removing the effect ofreflective cracking and reducing the potential for WHS issues on the playing surface.Kapunda High School, Bitumen Upgrade,Department of Planning, Transport & InfrastructureUpgrade of the existing hardplay surfaces at KapundaHigh School approximately 1500m2. A significantstormwater upgrade was part of the works, this involvedreducing surface flow from down pipes and plumbingthem into the new stormwater system. It also included theupgrade of the school’s main stormwater run, this was dueto the old PVC main being both undersized to cope withthe flows and the existing tree roots penetrating into thePVC main. The existing hard play areas were demolishedand rebuilt, the new design had reduced grades to allowfor a more suitable and flat area for sporting activities. Amixture of asphalt and paving was laid including a core filled retaining wall as part of the upgrade. Theproject was undertaken in January and February which meant that planning and logistics associated whilstworking within an active school during construction had to be adhered to. A significant focus was put onlimiting the impact to the school and handing areas back as they were completed in order to allow safepedestrian egress and access to all buildings as required.

Christies Downs Primary School, Sewer Replacement, Department of Planning, Transport & Infrastructure Reconstruction of the existing failed sewer drainage network and connection to the SA Water system at Christies Downes Primary School. The project scope included relaying approx. 110m of 150mm DWV, and 120m of 100mm DWV through existing bitumen carpark. The new drains were connected to the existing pipework just outside the building line. Removal and replacement of concrete and paved footpaths were required. Due to numerous large roots above the existing SA Water connection we were unable to relay approx. 4m section of pipework. This 4m was internally lined to ensure the integrity of the system and prevent root penetration in future. Innovation | Passion | ProfessionalismFacilities, Building & Maintenance Services (FBMS)Gate 17, Montacute Road Temporary Crossing, Spotless ServicesConstruction of a new fire access track crossing off Montacute Road. The project scope includes sitepreparation, in-situ concrete base slab, installation of 3600mm wide precast culverts, backfilling andconstruction of new concrete headwalls.Unley Road Drainage Repair, City of UnleyReplacement of existing box culvert cover slabs beneathUnley Road. The project scope includes saw cutting of theexisting asphalt, excavation to expose the existing culverttops, removal of the existing timber covers, supply andinstallation of new precast concrete cover slabs andreinstatement of the existing deep lift asphalt.Medindie Signage & Kerbing, Town of WalkervilleUpgrade to various access and DDA compliance areas inthe streets surrounding Wilderness College. The projectscope included an upgrade to the Dutton Terracepedestrian crossing, widening of the Hawkers Road/BriarAvenue Intersection, installation of drainage to preventlocal flooding in Arthur Street, various slate kerb repairs andparking signage alterations.

What’s coming up?... Royal Adelaide Showgrounds NW Development, Royal Adelaide Horticultural SocietyBirdwood Primary School Transportable, Reconstruction of the pavement (hard and soft) andSpotless Services Limited services upgrade to the north-western corner of theConstruction of all civil and preparatory works Royal Adelaide Showgrounds. The project scopeassociated with the installation of a new includes demolition of all existing pavements andtransportable classroom. The project scope includes drainage, construction of new concrete kerbs,demolition, bulk earthworks (including level one granular pavements, supply and installation 10,000m2filling), base preparation, concrete retaining kerbs of “Trihex” block pavers, construction of new electricaland plinths, underground service connections, supplies for mobile distribution points, fire ring mainconcrete footings and access ramps and new upgrade, stormwater drainage construction, new softstructural steel canopy and deck. landscapes and irrigation.George Drive & Yankalilla Road Reconstruction, Barossa Footpaths Upgrades, Various Locations,District Council of Yankalilla Barossa CouncilReconstruction of an existing residential roadway at Upgrade of existing sealed and unsealed footpathYankalilla. The project scope includes demolition of network throughout Tanunda, Nuriootpa andthe existing pavement, installation of new stormwater Angaston. The project scope includes demolition ofdrainage, new concrete kerbing, construction of existing pavements, earthworks and construction ofgranular pavement and asphalt sealing. new granular pavements including asphalt sealing –Ronaldo Way & Boyara Crescent Drainage estimate 10,000m2.Remediation, City of Salisbury Crystal Brook Primary School Hardplay Upgrade, DPTIConstruction of two new stormwater drains – Boyara Construction of a Hardplay upgrade to the main playCrescent and Ronaldo Drive. The project scope area at Crystal Brook Primary School. The projectincludes the supply and installation of new reinforced scope includes demolition of the existing pavement,concrete pipe, pre-cast pits and connection to the installation of new granular pavement, concrete kerb-existing drainage network. ing, drainage, asphalt surfacing and block paving.Railway Enhancements, Outer Harbour & Grange, New sports equipment is also part of the projectDPTI scope.Upgrade to various platforms on the Grange and Byron Bay & Fairbanks Drive, Reserve Upgrade,Outer Harbour lines. The project scope includes the City of Salisburyinstallation of new platform furniture, bitumen Construction of a new soccer field and associatedresurfacing, TGSI installation, linemarking and fencing. carparks in the Byron Bay Reserve complex. TheWillunga Main Street Upgrade, City of Onkaparinga project scope (soccer field) includes bulk earthworksUpgrade of the existing streetscape in High Street (20,000m3), largely processed on site, formation of aWillunga, including many “bespoke” finishes. The new soccer field, placement of imported topsoil,project scope includes removal and relaying of subsoil drainage, turfing and irrigation. The carpark/existing slate paving, sections of kerb replacement, roadwork’s scope includes the modification of aninstallation of brass inserts in various locations along existing roundabout and construction of new soccerthe footpath, construction of raised timber viewing field carpark.deck, drainage and intersection upgrades Henley Street, Mile End, Drainage Upgrade,(cobblestone) and the installation of local artworks City of West Torrenssignificant to the local community. Upgrade of the existing drainage network in HenleyFerriery Relocation, Gilles Plains TAFE, Street, Mile End. The project scope includes theSpotless Service Limited removal of parts of the existing drainage network, in-Construction of a new farriery training facility at Gilles stallation of new pits and pipe and the replacement ofPlains TAFE. The project scope includes site a section of existing kerb to improve the capacity ofdemolition, pavement preparation, construction of the system.new structural steel sheds, hydraulic, electrical and Rutland Avenue Lockleys, Stormwater Drainagemechanical services. Upgrade, City of West TorrensAdelaide Arts & Design Centre, Lift Rooms Upgrade, Construction of a stormwater drainage upgradeSpotless Service Limited extending the recently completed pipeline in RutlandInstallation of noise reduction walling in the existing lift Avenue with Clyde Street via a crossing of Henleynetwork system in the Adelaide Arts Centre. The Beach Road. The project scope includes theproject scope includes the installation of stud walling installation of new splayed box culverts, pre-castand mechanical system upgrades to assist in noise concrete pits, connection to the existing drainagereduction. network and DPTI pavement reinstatement.Nairne Footpath Renewal, Willaston Stormwater Drainage, Town of GawlerDistrict Council of Mount Barker Construction of a stormwater drainage upgrade inImprovements to the existing footpath network along Willaston linking the existing drainage network to thethe Princes Highway at Nairne. The project scope outlet on Main North Road. The project scope includesincludes the installation of a grated drain along the the supply and installation of large diameterlow side of the footpath, interconnecting pipework stormwater pipe, pre-cast pits, connection into theand reshaping/re-sheeting of the existing bitumen existing drainage network (including a crossing of Mainsurface. North Road) and detention pond formation.