Camco Summer Edition 2017

What’s New at Camco… Summer Edition...Merry Christmas and welcome to our Summer Edition of “What’sNew?”. This time of year, also marks the anniversary of the “birth” ofCamco and it never fails to make me think back on the “old” days.This year is our 16th, and haven’t things changed? Faxes and Nokia1300’s have been replaced with emails, smart phones and socialmedia. Fortunately, not everything has changed – I only need totake a look at the long service leave liability on the balance sheet towork out that many members of our team have taken the long (andhopefully rewarding) journey with us. The new faces are great to see,and we hope they will also become long term members, but the old faces are very reassuring in a world ofconstant change. Despite all the new age technology, there is something comforting about reflecting on thejourney with those that have shared such a big part of it with you. This extends also to clients andsubcontractors, many of whom have also experienced the changes with us. Growth aside it remains thecornerstone of our values at Camco to maintain the personal, “family” feel where the human side takesprecedence over the hustle and bustle of the corporate world. To all of you that have shared this journey, beit for a short stint or the whole nine yards, thank you. Have a Merry Christmas and a safe and prosperous NewYear. Looking forward to seeing you all in 2018!.…..Chris Goold, DirectorIn-house News... As we settle into the warmer weather (although mother nature cannot seem to make up its mind) we mark yet another year that has gone by quicker than the last. Since the last issue, we have been hot on the recruitment trail and we would like to welcome Temeka Cytner to the Camco Family as our new Admin/Data Entry Officer. Temeka has a wealth of knowledge from her time spent in Administration within the Hospitality Industry, and she’s certainly brought some vibrancy & laughter to the team. Welcome Temeka! We would also like to welcome our new Undergraduate Project Engineer Martin Reid. Martin was the standout applicant from our Undergraduate employment program earlier this year. Martin has recently become a permanent staff memberand is set to graduate from Bachelor of Civil Engineering, Uni SA in the early months of 2018. Camco pridesitself on investing in local up and comers to the industry and is proud of its Undergraduate employmentprogram.Other new members to the Camco Family are Dan Newsham (Leading Hand), Patrick Madigan (Labourer) &Trent McManus (Labourer) welcome to the team!Along with the new faces, we would also like to recognise the ones whohave been around for a while. Senior Project Manager Greg Daveycelebrated a whopping 15 years at Camco in November along withLeading Hand Adam Van Vliet who celebrated 7 years in October.Touching on the message from Chris (above), we are truly grateful tothose who have chosen to take their professional journey with us andare delighted to celebrate such milestones with each and every one ofthem.It’s certainly been a busy few months for Adam Van Vliet. He and his wife Lisa welcomed abeautiful baby girl named Jasmine Grace on the 9th of November. This now brings their brood upto 4. Congratulations again Adam & co.Keep an eye out for our new look COMMING website – coming early 2018!! SOON!!

Prequalification, Panels & Accreditation...As outlined in the previous Newsletter, Camco’s Quality, Safety, and Environment Management System wasdue for recertification this year. Given that the existing Standards for Quality and Environment were updated,and new Standards released in 2015, we chose to have our CMS assessed against those new Standards.I am pleased to report that, apart from a few minor non-conformances, our CMS has been successfullycertified to ISO 9001:2015 (Quality Management Systems) and ISO 14001:2015 (Environmental ManagementSystems). Of course, we also retained our certification to AS/NZS 4801:2001 (OH&S Management Systems). Allthree certifications were renewed for a further three years until 2020.Given that a new International Standard for OH&S (ISO 45001) is due for publication next year, we are in theprocess of assessing our Health and Safety System for compliance to that Standard. The aim is to achievecertification to ISO 45001 (once it is published) within 3 years.Camco is prequalified for conducting works for a number ofentities. This process is continuing to grow and we are approvedwith the following organisations:Organisation Prequalification Type CategoriesCity 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 & GB1, GB2, F15Infrastructure General Building Contractor R2, B1, F15 Trade Contractor – Civil WorkAGFMA/Facilities Services Roads & Bridges Breakdown & Preventative Maintenance Preferred Contractor Level 2District Council of Mount Barker Minor Civil Works Maintenance & Repairs for the Golden Grove VillageJLL Preferred Subcontractor Shopping Centre Paving (including Bluestone, Clay and ConcreteBarossa Regional Procurement Minor Civil Works Segmental), Concrete Works, Pavement Construction &Group Maintenance, Stormwater Construction & Maintenance & Pipeline MaintenanceSA Water Construction Services Tiers 2 and 3Spotless Preferred Subcontractor Carpentry and Multi-tradeTown of Walkerville Asset Management Panel All Civil Works Panel AllUniSA Prequalified contractor Category 2 Innovation We are determined to continually enhance the way we operate be it on site or in the office by challenging how we dothings 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

CMS Update...Key Performance IndicatorsIt is pleasing to report that the financial year ended without further safety incidents.Unfortunately, we have experienced another lost time injury since that time, which is notserious but an injury none-the-less. Consequently, as we move into the new year, there willbe a renewed “back to basics” focus on hazard identification and risk assessment. This willbe approached from a behavioural perspective, the aim of which is to identifyknowledge, attitudes, and motivational factors, and to reinforce core safetyperformance.TraineeshipsIn the last Newsletter we reinforced our commitment to providing employment opportunities, especially topeople who have a genuine interest in long-term employment in the civil construction industry. Indeed, two ofour current field staff commenced with Camco as trainees through Renewal SA’s, Training and EmploymentInitiatives and more recently, a similar initiative through the City of Playford. On this note, I would like to congratulate Sharon Hummel, who was nominated for the Playford Alive “Local Heroes Award”. Sharon came to Camco as a trainee on a six-week placement and has proven to be a valued member of our civil construction team for the last 6 months. Camco will continue to partner with clients and Civil Train SA on these valuable initiatives and we look forward to the next round. …….Marco Puz, System ManagerInner Sanctum... G e tting to kn o w m e .......Ben Harford — Leading HandCamco family member since - May 2009Family life – Happily engaged and the eldest of two children with ayounger sister.Successful achievements - Buying my first home & representing my teamas captain for my hockey team and playing in the Grand Final.Loves – Reading & hockeyBest place travelled/visited - Travelling around the North Island of New Zealand in a campervanLooking forward to – Christmas with the family and having a well-earned breakFavourite food – Meat lover’s pizzaSporting team you support – Adelaide CrowsBest thing about working for Camco – In his words “too many to list but to narrow it down…the good people Iwork with, I’ve made some great mates.”In the Community...In other news, our very own Chris Goold has been officially appointed as a newmember on the Civil Contractors Federation Board. Chris is committed to creatinga long term sustainable and successful business environment that supports “grassroots” South Australian construction business through raising the profile of theessential services our industry provides, and promoting career pathways for bothprofessional and non-professional participants. His aim is to bring to the forefront,the need to attract new participants to the industry and ensure a career path forthe long term through development of new skills, training and nationallyrecognised qualifications. All the best Chris!Our Vision: ‘To be the most professional, high performance team that attracts highly motivated, like minded, passionate people’

In the Community Continued...Camco were once again one of the major sponsors of the Institute of Public WorksEngineering Australasia (IPWEA SA) Annual General Meeting & Christmas Lunch. Thisyear’s event was held at the Pullman Adelaide on Friday 1st December. IPWEA SA is aprofessional organisation providing member services and advocacy for those involved inand delivering public works and engineering services to the community. We weredelighted to sign on as sponsors for yet another year, and we would also like tocongratulate Matt Graham from the Mount Barker District Council for winning thebusiness card draw, we hope he enjoyed his Camco goody basket. Davenport Square, located in Macclesfield was awarded Best Reserve in South Australia & Northern Territory at a recent Parks & Leisure Australia (PLA) annual awards night. The PLA ‘Awards of Excellence’ showcases the best work of parks and leisure professionals who deliver community benefits and recognise outstanding performance. Camco were lucky enough to be a part of this upgrade, with the construction of the Macclesfield Skate Park. Well done to the Mount Barker District Council and all involved, it’s wonderful to see a recreational facility that we have been a part of being embraced by the community and recognised at a national level.As Camco is a family owned business, we like to give back to the local community. We are excited toannounce that Camco has signed onto sponsor the Glenunga Cricket Club for another season. We would liketo wish everyone at the Glenunga Cricket Club another successful season for 2018!What’s New....Meningie Stormwater & Streetscape, Coorong District CouncilWorks undertaken on behalf of the Coorong District Council, to reduce the flooding of the main street ofMeningie as well as upgrade the existing streetscape. The project scope includes; demolition andmodification of the existing stormwater network, including the installation of 1000m of new stormwaterdrainage network varying in size. Subsurface & concrete works were also undertaken including the removaland disposal of existing spoon drains and kerbing. Realignment of the spoon drain occurred to allow betteraccess to vehicles during flooding events. Pavement works were also undertaken with over 1500m² of claypaving. This was laid in replacement of existing footpaths mainly in front of the council chambers and themain street park. Asphalt paving was also profiled and relayed post works, consisting of approximately5000m².

What’s New Continued....Repatriation General Hospital, Site Services Separation, Spotless ServicesThe majority of the Repatriation General Hospital (RGH)site at Daw Park (land, buildings and infrastructure) wassold by SA Health for redevelopment into an integratedhealth and housing precinct. SA Health has retainedapproximately 10% of the site with a land parcel in theNorth-Eastern corner of the site for continued occupationby SA Health.Camco were engaged to modify the existing services aswell as provide a number of new services to ensure the SAHealth site and buildings operate independently andwere separated from the portion of the RepatriationGeneral Hospital site that was sold.The project scope includes; installation of a new metered water supply point interconnecting with the existingring main and capping of the existing water ring main reticulation network at the new boundary. Installationof a new sewer connection and sewer pumping station and cap the existing sewer at the new boundary.Installation of a new stormwater pumping station and connecting to the existing pipe work at GoodwoodRoad, via a new HDPE pumping main. Separate the natural gas by providing a temporary gas meter withinthe SA Health boundary until a new gas provision is provided at a later date. Installing new electrical servicesand a new 750kva HV transformer, metering cubical, new MSB, new routing pits, conduits and submain cableto service existing distribution boards. Installation of a new fire service ring main and terminate and cap theexisting main. Separate the existing fire indicator panels and install new panels to integrate with the existingsystem. Decommission and removal of chilled water plant, steam pipework, decommission and cap oxygenand N²O medical gases.All the construction works were carefully coordinated and staged appropriately to ensure minimal disruptionto the site and RGH operations.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 Facilities, Building & Maintenance Stormwater Internal Fitouts Stormwater Drainage & Erosion Control Water & Wastewater Building Extensions Engineering Inspections & Reports Land Division – Urban Renewal Sheds & Lightweights Hard Landscapes Road & Pavement Construction Large Commercial Buildings Retaining Walls & Gabion Baskets Masonry & Structural Concrete Major Projects Refurbishments Metalwork & Structural Steel Commercial Building Work New Builds Roofing & Fencing Stobie Pole Propping Concrete Structures DDA Access Upgrades & TGSI Bulk Earthworks Demolition & Earthworks Pathways & Trails Bridge Repairs & Maintenance Urban Landscapes Internal Fitouts, Ceilings & Wall Linings Heavy & Light Rail Traffic Management Solutions Traffic Management Solutions Water Sensitive Urban Design DDA Upgrades

What’s New Continued....Willaston Stormwater Drainage Upgrade, Town of GawlerCamco was engaged to construct Stage 1 of an upgrade to astormwater drainage system in Willaston. The project involvedlinking the existing drainage network to the outlet on the easternside of Main North Road. There was a requirement to construct alarge institute link-in pit, cross Main North Road with 600mmstormwater pipe and installation of pre-cast side entry pits andjunction boxes. The project consisted of the installation of 1350meters of pipework of various sizes, 24 side entry pits and 18junction boxes and the existing detention pond was re shapedand new headwalls were installed. Facilities, Building & Maintenance Services (FBMS) Rosa Street Goodwood Kerbs & Footpaths, City of Unley Upgrade of existing concrete kerbing, footpath, road pavement and drainage. The project scope includes; the demolition and disposal of 60m of kerbing, 100m² of footpath and 250m² of bitumen pavement, construction of new kerbing (adjusted levels to free drain), bitumen and paved footpath and bitumen resurfacing over existing granular pavement. Christies Downs Railway Station Mazeways, Coleman Rail Construction of new activated pedestrian mazeways at the Christies Downs Railway Station. The project scope includes; demolition of the existing mazeways, relocation of two existing lightpoles, earthworks and base preparation, in-situ concrete works, TGSI’s, fencing and bitumen path construction. Rugby & Edmund Street Roundabout Upgrade, City of Unley Upgrade of pedestrian access to the existing roundabout on Rugby and Edmund Street Unley. The project scope includes; the removal of the existing splitter islands and pram ramp, construction of new relocated island and ramps and making good of linemarking. Golden Grove Village Pedestrian Works, JLL Construction of a safe pedestrian access from the newly constructed Aldi supermarket to the main shopping centre. The project scope includes; the construction of several pram ramps, lift, regarding and relaying of the existing block paved footpath, relocation of exiting lights poles and the construction of traffic calming devices. Innovation | Passion | Professionalism

What We’ve Been Up To & What’s Coming Up…Salisbury Station Electronic Ticket Gates, DPTI DECD Transportable, Flinders Park, Spotless ServicesThis Contract was for the construction, supply and Site preparatory works for the placement of a newinstallation of infrastructure to facilitate the installation transportable building. The project scope includes; siteof ticket validation gates at Salisbury Station on the works, installation of new services - hydraulic,Gawler Line. The works include, supply and electrical, mechanical - concrete access ramps,installation of new motorised sliding and swing verandah, decking and carparking upgrade.auxiliary access gates. Supply and installation of newfencing and removal of redundant fencing. Supply of Old Sturt Highway Intersection Realignment,new CCTV cameras, lighting, electrical services and Freestar Groupcomms systems. Integration of new equipment into Upgrade of an existing intersection and widening of anexisting operation and control systems; and existing roadway to provide compliant access to theconstruction of new footings and pavement for the newly constructed Bridgestone dealership in Nuriootpa. The project scope includes; the profilinginstallation of the ticket validation gates. and deep lift reinstatement of two road shoulders,Plympton Park Civil Completion Works, Renewal SA crack sealing of a stretch of existing sealed road and aRemediation of concrete footpath and driveways full overlay with bitumen wearing course.following a recent land division. Scope also includes;construction of landscaped garden beds and Adelaide High School Building 3 Cracking Remediation, Spotless Servicesplanting. This project aims to improve drainage and consequentHardys Road and Ashley Street Underdale building movement by reconstructing a pavedRoundabout, City of West Torrens carpark. This will direct surface water away from theConstruction of a roundabout within an existing building and into the existing system. Following theintersection. Works including; kerb replacement, carpark construction, there were various buildingconcrete infill roundabout, deeplift bitumen and repair works to be undertaken to rectify damagedlinemarking. Hardys Road is a very busy street and the brickwork, replace crack control joints, replaceproject had a high emphasis on traffic management. damaged downpipes and create airflow to underground voids to help prevent moisture build-up.

What We’ve Been Up To & What’s Coming Up…Dernancourt Sewerline Replacement, Spotless Craigmore Highschool Bitumen Reconstruction,Services Spotless ServicesScope of project includes; removal and replacement Hard play upgrade to the existing central courtyard atof approx 400m of sewer mains throughout the Craigmore High School. The project scope includes;primary school. Reinstatement of hardstand areas to demolition and removal of the existing pavement,be completed following sewer renewal works. excavation and disposal off site to new subgradeRamrod Avenue, Hallet Cove Streetscape Upgrade, level, placement and compaction of new granular pavement, bitumen surfacing and line marking.City of MarionConstruction of a new slip lane and streetscape Morphettville Urban Renewal, Renewal SAupgrade on Ramrod Avenue, Hallett Cove. The Construction of a multi-stage urban renewal project inproject scope is split in two main components: the former Morphettville housing trust site facilitating1. Lonsdale Highway – construction of a new slip lane higher density dwellings through land subdivision. Theto create improved access turning right into Ramrod project scope includes; bulk earthworks, retaining wallAvenue. The scope includes; demolition of existing construction, fencing, stormwater drainage,concrete kerbs and pavements, bulk earthworks to construction of 3 new roads, sewer and watersubgrade level, new granular pavement, asphalt extension, common service installation, footpaths, kerbwearing course, new concrete kerbing and line adjustments and road re-sheeting.marking. Minkarra Park Carpark Upgrade, Happy Valley, City of2. Ramrod Avenue – construction of a new Onkaparingastreetscape including upgrades to kerbs, road Construction of a new carpark extension andpavements, drainage, line marking and soft realignment of an existing shared use path. The project scope includes; demolition of existing pavements, treelandscapes to new verges. removal, excavation to new subgrade, granularNoarlunga Railway Station Electronic Ticket pavement construction, asphalt, line marking, fencing,Validation, DPTI bollards and new public lighting.Construction of a new fare evasion gate system atNoarlunga Central Railway Station. The project scope Parafield Airport Apron Expansion, Adelaide Airportincludes; security fencing, electrical and security Limitedcamera upgrades, concrete works and installation of Extension to the existing apron and taxi-way atthe principal supplied electronic fare evasion gates Parafield Airport. The project scope includes; excavation, subgrade preparation, granularNairne Oval Stormwater Upgrade, District Council of pavement construction (2800m² approx.) bitumen sealMount Barker and line marking for new plane storage.Construction of new 600mm diameter stormwaterdrain and connection to the existing drainage Littlehampton Footpath Renewal, District Council ofnetwork in Nairne Oval. The project scope includes; Mount Barkerthe supply and installation of 80m of 600mm diameter Upgrade to DDA access compliance for variousclass 2 RCP, construction of 2no. new grated inlet pits sections of existing footpath along the Princes Highway, Littlehampton. The project scope includes;and connection to the existing inlet structure. in-situ concrete retaining walls, block paving (lift andAyr Avenue, Torrensville Bridge Replacement, City of relay), bitumen pavement construction, kerbMitcham replacement, pram ramps and line marking.Demolition and reconstruction of a new road andpedestrian bridge over Brownhill Creek at Ayr Thorndon Park Primary School Stormwater Works,Avenue, Mitcham. The project scope includes; site Spotless Servicesclearing and tree removal, road pavement removal, Construction of a stormwater drainage interceptiondemolition of the existing concrete bridge structure, system to improve the drainage management atconstruction of new in-situ concrete base slab, Thorndon Park Primary School. The project scopeplacement of new pre-cast culverts, erosion includes; supply and installation of a new pumpprotection via rock lining and reno mattresses, station, 3m deep AGG drain collector and newstormwater drainage and road pavement stormwater infrastructure.construction.