THE WORKS

Summer 2011

North Aquatic Centre Back in Action Old Becomes New for Harris Scarfe Building

Birkenhead Remediation Recieves National Honour

Youth Training Facility Makes Progress WO WORKS

WHAT’S INSIDE

SPRINGING INTO GEAR 2

NORTH ADELAIDE AQUATIC CENTRE BACK IN ACTION 3

BIRKENHEAD REMEDIATION RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOUR 4

DIGGING AT THE DESAL 5

GUESTS EXPERIENCE THE INTRACT PATH 6

WALKING THE INTRACT PATH 8

INTRACT - HIGHLY COMMENDED 9

OVERCOMING PORT PIRIE REMEDIATION TEST 10

A HELPING HAND UNDER TRAGIC CIRCUMSTANCES 11

YOUTH TRAINING FACILITY MAKES STRONG PROGRESS 12

OLD BECOMES NEW FOR HARRIS SCARFE BUILDING 13

SA ENTREPRENEUR WINS NATIONAL AWARD 14

WEEKEND MAKEOVER 15

CARRAPATEENA PROJECT DELIVERS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES 15

SA WATER NEW AMENITIES BUILDING 16

METALCOM SCRAP 40 YEAR OLD ORE CARS 16

FROM STILETTOES TO STEELCAPS 17

ONLINE INVESTMENT 17

EXCITING NEW CHALLENGES 18

THE WORKS 1 MCMAHON SERVICES SPRINGING INTO GEAR

This year has brought a Over the year McMahon number of exciting ‘firsts’ for Services has also been McMahon Services, with some involved in a number of high outstanding results achieved profile projects around the throughout 2011. country. They include: • Removal of over 1/2 We had the official launch of million tonnes of soil in 3 our Indigenous employment months from the Adelaide and training program, Intract, Desalination Plant at McMahon Services’ Dry • The scuttling of the ex Creek headquarters. HMAS Adelaide off the NSW coast More than 100 guests • Demolition of the Julia and dignitaries attended Farr building the successful event, • Incitec Pivot’s record including Federal Minister breaking asbestos pipe for Indigenous Employment removal at Gibson Island and Economic Development, near Brisbane Senator Mark Arbib. • Complex re-roofing of the 800m2 North Adelaide I know John Briggs and his Aquatic Centre Intract team is continuing their excellent work around South And finally I’d like to warmly Australia. welcome Adelaide Crows footballer Kurt Tippett to the It was also fantastic to be McMahon Services family. recognised at this year’s State Kurt has come on board as and National Civil Contractor a company ambassador and Federation Earth Awards for we’ll be involving him in a the remediation of Housing variety ‘off field’ projects with SA’s Birkenhead site. This both staff and clients. award was a true reflection of how far we have come as a We now look forward to the diverse construction services warmer months and what is provider. sure to be a busy 2012. David McMahon.

David McMahon Managing Director

2 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES NORTH ADELAIDE AQUATIC CENTRE BACK IN ACTION

The 40-year old North During the project the existing Adelaide Aquatic Centre has rafters were found to have been given a new lease on extensive corrosion and were life after McMahon Services therefore structurally unstable. completed the $5 million roof upgrade. This meant 800 linear metres of existing rafters had to Before work started, our be removed and new steel team designed and built a rafters installed. Due to the purpose-made 30-metre swimming centre’s corrosive access walkway system. It environment, all new steel had allowed our staff to access the to be grit blasted and coated roof during both demolition using marine grade PPG paint and reinstatement works, protection coatings. and eliminated the risks associated with working at McMahon Services’ diverse heights. range of in-house equipment made accessing all areas of A lifting spreader beam was the facility much easier. The also manufactured to raise recent addition of the 250 the walkway into position and tonne Liebherr to the fleet and pick up the new 32 metre long the 100 tonne Grove cranes Dampalon and metal roof combined with numerous sheets required. boom and scissor lifts allowed us to easily coordinate and The roof upgrade involved: manage operation of all • Demolition and removal resources. of 800m2 of cement shingle roof tiles, timber Up to 30 personnel were on battens, insulation site each day for the duration blanket and stramit of the project from April to ceiling tiles October this year. Throughout • Installation of 7 kilometres this period we recorded an of new roof purlins and impeccable safety record with 800 linear metres of HPS no incidents occurring. 200 king klip roofing and Dampalon sheeting • An electrical upgrade including all new emergency and perimeter lighting throughout the building.

THE WORKS 3 MCMAHON SERVICES BIRKENHEAD REMEDIATION RECEIVES NATIONAL HONOUR

McMahon Services’ $2.5 6,000 tonnes of contaminated million remediation of Housing soils and 2000 tonnes of SA’s Birkenhead site took high level contaminated out a prestigious prize at waste soils. Geotechnical this year’s Civil Contractors rehabilitation, including Federation (CCF) National backfilling and compaction, Earth Awards. was also carried out.

The removal and treatment of A key feature of the high-level contaminated waste remediation project was the from the 15,000 square metre use of Australia’s first Multiple Mead Street location was an Waste Treatment (MWT) Australian first and won the facility capable of treating Category 2 Award for civil high-level contaminated construction projects valued waste. between $1 million and $5 Located at Dublin, the facility million. was developed in partnership with Integrated Waste Services The award follows Senior and has set a benchmark for Project Manager Gary future projects. Fitzpatrick accepting the CCF state-based award for the The treatment process same project at the Adelaide involved adding a chemical Entertainment Centre earlier fixation reagent, provided this year. by Ziltek, and the use of a Komatsu Reterra - one of only Both the national and state a handful of soil blending awards recognise McMahon machines in Australia. The Services and project partners once high level contaminated Integrated Waste Services soil was then re-classified as and Ziltek for their expert low level contaminated waste management of high-level and disposed of appropriately. contaminated soils and groundwater, while also The Civil Contractors addressing the concerns of Federation Earth Awards the community and numerous recognise excellence in government agencies. environmental, construction and project management The Birkenhead remediation processes, which reflect project included demolition development and use of and removal of all previous the best technologies and site improvements and the practices by Australian civil excavation and disposal of contractors.

4 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES DIGGING AT THE DESAL

McMahon Services worked • Haul roads were around the clock for three constructed using an months to remove 550,000 excavator and grader tonnes of fill from the Adelaide to ensure safe truck Desalination Plant site at movements on wet and Lonsdale. slippery surfaces

The $6.6 million contract saw Work also involved interaction our dedicated team on-site and coordination with other seven days and six nights contractors including Adelaide each week to ensure other Aqua involved with detailed contractors could begin their earthworks nearby. operations on time. Dust control was of high ‘Top down’ excavation importance due to the very dry techniques were used to bring conditions of the site. A water the site down to final given cart was onsite full-time to levels, with the fill loaded on keep dust to a minimum. to semi tippers and removed from the site to local landfill. Noise monitors were also Light towers were also installed to ensure local installed to accommodate residents were not disturbed staff working on night shifts. by constant machine operation, especially during Environmental and safety the night. considerations were a top priority throughout the project, Regular site safety audits and as a result: were conducted by the client and by McMahon Services to • McMahon Services ensure the smooth operation maintained swale drains of the project. for stormwater run offs • Spill kits were put in place to control any hydraulic hose breakdowns

THE WORKS 5 MCMAHON SERVICES GUESTS EXPERIENCE THE INTRACT PATH

In August, McMahon Services Minister Arbib said a $260,000 “Indigenous enterprise Senior staff and the Aboriginal Foundation contribution from the Federal actually empowers Indigenous Karl Wittman of proudly Government’s Indigenous people. It allows Indigenous Tony Sergi unveiled an exciting initiative Employment Program would communities to make their Matt Presley dedicated to providing help kick-start Intract. own decisions about their own Geoff Clark Indigenous Australians future. with long-term, sustainable “I like to see organisations Graduates employment opportunities in like Intract developing and “When we have in place Jessica Parker the mining and construction growing because I know it’s Indigenous businesses, they Cameron Clark sector. so important to the work we employ Indigenous people. Neil Clark are doing as a country and That’s why the work you are James Clark-Rantassa Federal Minister for a Government in terms of doing here through Intract Jarrod Clark-Rantassa Indigenous Employment and Indigenous employment and (and McMahons Services) is Sidney Graham Economic Development, economic development,” so important to what we’re Jason Reed Mark Arbib, was among Senator Arbib said. doing as a country.” Brenton Wilson more than 100 guests who attended the launch of Intract During proceedings, all – Indigenous Contractors at members of the Intract McMahon Services’ Dry Creek team were introduced and headquarters. congratulated by Minister Arbib.

6 THE WORKS Aboriginal Foundation Intract General Manager John Chairman, Rick Allert AO, said Briggs said his team was the Foundation’s objective ready and looking forward was to provide sustainable to working on a variety of economic opportunities for projects. Indigenous Australians and Intract would help achieve “Last year David McMahon that. had a vision to create an employment pathway for “This partnership with Aboriginal people through McMahon Services in the formation of Intract,” John forming Intract is the very said. breakthrough that we have been seeking. It fits exactly “Today with the support of into our charter. our key stakeholders and funding from the Australian “On behalf of the Foundation, Government, we have been I wish to thank David and able to provide ‘work ready’ Andrew McMahon, John training for nine Aboriginal Heard and John Briggs for people and made the first recognising the needs of the steps to creating long-term Aboriginal people of South sustainable employment Australia, and giving us and pathways.” them this great opportunity that we now have.”

THE WORKS 7 MCMAHON SERVICES WALKING THE INTRACT PATH

Whether she knows it or not, mining work when she heard inaugural Intract graduate about the Intract program and Jessica Parker is setting some she hasn’t looked back. big examples. “The five-week Intract course After completing the Intract under John Briggs is one training program, she’s of the best things about showing women that the civil the business,” she explains construction industry doesn’t enthusiastically. have to be a man’s world. “It teaches you the technical As an Indigenous Australian skills needed for the industry she’s a role model for her but it also teaches you life people, helping her family and skills. community to achieve their goals and dreams. “At the moment I am focused on getting more hands on And at just 21, she’s experience with machinery but demonstrating that fierce one day I’d like to take on a determination and a project management role.” commitment to hard work can lead young people to Jessica’s Intract education is success. now seeing benefits flow back to her family, which includes Jessica grew up in Port four sisters and two brothers. Augusta and moved to Adelaide when she was nine. “I was able to give my sister She completed year 12 in some help and advice, and 2007 at Fremont Elizabeth now she’s got a government High School. During this time traineeship,” she said. she learned the value of a ‘can-do’ attitude. “I want to be a role model for women in civil construction “I’ve always been proactive and prove there’s no such and when I left school I visited thing as a ‘man’s’ job.” local councils looking for information about training Jessica continues to be courses and careers,” she among many Indigenous said. Australians now walking the Intract path to long-term Over the past four years, employment and success. Jessica has completed a Certificate III in Business and They’re living proof that been an Aboriginal mentor to anything really is possible. her high school. She was part way through a Certificate II in

8 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES INTRACT - HIGHLY COMMENDED

In October, Intract Indigenous at a national level within its Contractors received a Highly first 12 months of operation”. Commended honour at the 2011 Economic Development “We are committed to working Australia Awards. with Indigenous communities, and instilling confidence to The Indigenous Economic help them develop economic Development Award, independence and wealth sponsored by Indigenous generation” he said. Business Australia, recognises companies who demonstrate Intract is off to a great best practice and implement start with nine graduates innovative programs that completing training and contribute to the economic securing employment, and a growth of Indigenous team of 15 are now actively communities. working on projects around Adelaide, Milang, Woomera Intract General Manager, John and the Gawler Craton. Briggs was thrilled with the achievement, “It’s great to see the Intract initiative recognised

THE WORKS 9 MCMAHON SERVICES OVERCOMING PORT PIRIE REMEDIATION TEST

The recent $1 million this problem, a GPS was remediation of the Port Pirie purchased and successfully iron ore facilities posed some used to make sure the unique challenges for the excavation was as accurate McMahon Services team. as possible.

Firstly, staff members were Our crews were also required to contain both confronted with an existing leachable and non-leachable pipeline that contained 9,500 contaminated materials litres of a diesel and water beneath the future building’s mixture. The pipeline was footprint. plugged on the site boundary and removed along with its To ensure the non-leachable contents. This process tested material could safely our team as the excavation encapsulate the leachable was close to groundwater material, precise excavation supplies. and monitoring of the material balance was required. In And a further challenge addition 7,000 cubic metres was meeting the low of contaminated soil was dust tolerance set by the relocated to an onsite Environmental Protection repository. Authority (EPA). To comply with this, a real time dust Our team faced another monitoring alarm system was challenge - the bases of the enabled to ensure dust levels excavation were not level or were kept to a minimum. at a constant grade. To solve

10 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES A HELPING HAND UNDER TRAGIC CIRCUMSTANCES

In September this year walkway at 6m, from which the worst house fire in continuous dust suppression ’s history claimed measures were applied. the lives of 11 family members – including 8 children. Prior to demolition a ceremony was held on site for the McMahon Services were victims and was attended by called in to assist in the all involved. After respectfully aftermath of the blaze on conveying condolences and Wagensveldt St, Slacks Creek. gaining permission from the victims’ families, work could The Cleint knew they needed begin. specific expertise to manage the challenges confronting Under continuous supervision them and he called McMahon by independent hygienists Services. Noel Arnold Associates and senior officers from the The house fire victims and Department of Workplace their surviving family members Health Services, the house were Polynesian and, as is was brought down with a 22 customary to their roots, a tonne excavator in just under 24-hour vigil was maintained two hours. The house was outside the property, blocking then systematically loaded the street from all traffic on the into lined trucks that had to western side of the house. pass over a cleverly designed decontamination unit to exit The Council had set a the site. perimeter around the property, which was protected by local Despite the difficult law enforcement. However, circumstances and ever- they were being kept present media, both on the extremely busy by a constant ground and in the air, the barrage of local media. demolition proceeded without After receiving the call, failure. Air monitoring pumps McMahon Services acted were placed in eight separate immediately and within three locations around the house days was fully operational and returned absolutely clear on site. of fibres every day.

Full briefs and safe work The Department of Workplace systems were delivered to Health Services congratulated the Department of Workplace McMahon Services on a job Health Services, Queensland well done taking into account Fire Service, Queensland the sensitivity of the project. Police Service and the Council for approval, and all staff were inducted into the Council’s subcontractor identification programmes. The house and yard then had 200 um plastic-lined scaffold erected to three sides with a

THE WORKS 11 MCMAHON SERVICES YOUTH TRAINING FACILITY MAKES STRONG PROGRESS

Construction of the Youth McMahon Services then At commencement of the Training Centre at Cavan managed multiple graders project, McMahon Services (north of Adelaide) is and teams of resources to installed a large capacity, scheduled for completion by construct 11 building plateaus quick-fill water tank that March next year. under Level 1 Supervision allowed for a team of water complete with detailed set carts to be rapidly filled and McMahon Services has downs. managed. This satisfied the been contracted by Hansen dust control expectations of Yuncken to undertake the A network of temporary site Hansen Yuncken, the EPA and project’s $2.5 million civil roads and paths were also the local Council. Furthermore, construction and bulk constructed so that Hansen McMahon Services managed earthworks. Yuncken could accelerate the maintenance of the local the program of works and road network with a team of Preliminary works included: deploy other trades ahead bobcat sweepers and a road- of schedule to commence sweeping unit. • Extensive tree and stump construction of the facility. removals Extensive care was taken to • Decommissioning of Furthermore, McMahon ensure dirt and dust sediment groundwater wells Services installed an extensive was not washed into the • Removal and disposal of stormwater system, which stormwater system by the asbestos includes a myriad of swales, installation of silt fencing, silt • Clearing of rubbish and basins, reinforced concrete bags and truck wash-down debris, including car and pipes, box culverts, rock structures. truck tyres headwalls and flood gates. • Disposal of waste asphalt, concrete and Future works will include bricks further asphalt works, kerbing • The stripping of topsoil to and the construction of heavy- natural ground across the duty concrete roads and 72,000m2 site. footpaths.

In conjunction with these Dust control has been a major works, McMahon Services factor throughout the project delivered a 2,500m2 asphalt and McMahon Services went carpark so that Hansen to great lengths to address Yuncken could construct the issue from the outset. a village of temporary site accommodation.

12 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES OLD BECOMES NEW FOR HARRIS SCARFE BUILDING

McMahon Services undertook people working immediately The process required The project also received the challenging demolition of next to buildings that were McMahon Services to manage a significant boost to its the former Harris Scarfe site being demolished”. McMillan Contractors and green credentials, with in Adelaide, South Australia provide earthworks for the original materials from the earlier this year. “Safety procedures and construction of 504 retention demolished site being reused evacuation plans were revised and building piles and by McMahon Services to lay With more than 60 people daily to account for the excavate 7,000m2 of soil to five the foundations of the new working round the clock it constantly changing access metres below street level. building. took almost two months to points and staff were involved complete the mechanical in regular briefings to ensure We also worked closely with Concrete and heavy materials demolition of the site, which everyone had the latest the project partners, Hansen were removed from the site included buildings up to seven information”. Yunken, to implement a and taken to ResourceCo’s storeys high. significant traffic management Wingfield premises where they The demolition used the system to enable trucks to were crushed and recycled Project Manager David latest addition to McMahon enter and exit via Grenfell into base material and Smulders said the number Services’ fleet of plant and Street, while work was aggregate for new concrete. and variety of buildings onsite equipment, the Komatsu underway onsite. presented some unique PC 1250 Ultra High Reach The recycling and re-use challenges. Demolition Excavator. At full Further work included process has dramatically “With buildings in varying configuration, the machine underpinning the adjacent reduced the $385 million stages of demolition onsite, has a reach of 45m and transformer substation, Harris Scarfe project’s carbon safety was the priority,” David the capacity to operate a construction of the rubble footprint and prevented many said. 2.5 tonne demolition shear platform beneath the new tonnes of material from going at this height. Structures basement slab and detailed to landfill. “At any one time we had up to 15 storeys high can excavation for pile caps, people working on propping be deconstructed from footings, ground and edge detail and bracing, asbestos ground level and the unit is beams, and pits. removal and mechanical readily transportable for use demolition, meaning we had anywhere around Australia.

THE WORKS 13 MCMAHON SERVICES SA ENTREPRENEUR WINS NATIONAL AWARD

Managing Director of of innovation had been central We have also secured McMahon Services, David to the success of McMahon an asbestos removal job McMahon, was named the Services from its pioneering in , a winner of the 2011 Services work in asbestos removal to demolition job in Category at the Ernst and encompassing large, multi- and are supporting OZ Young Entrepreneur of the disciplinary projects spanning Minerals in the expansion of Year Awards in November. demolition, remediation, civil its Carrapateena site. works and building services. McMahon Services also The award rounds off continue to play a major role a remarkable year for “We strive to be the leaders in the Indigenous Housing McMahon Services, which in everything we do and are Upgrade throughout the posted a growth of 37 per always pushing to be different Northern Territory. cent at the end of financial – whether through materials, year 2010/2011 and has equipment, delivery or “During the past 20 years successfully completed people,” Mr McMahon said. the construction industry has projects with a combined presented me with countless value in excess of $1 billion. “We have experienced strong opportunities to learn, grow growth in the past year and and develop new techniques The panel of nine judges have recently won a number and approaches and I am agreed Mr McMahon was a of projects that demonstrate keen to now do the same for true entrepreneur who had our national reach and other Australians” said Mr built a solid and sustainable breadth of expertise,” he said. McMahon. company and had capitalised Shortly, McMahon Services on diverse opportunities in will start work on a $30 million mining and other areas. asbestos removal project in Queensland, which will create Mr McMahon, who founded a number of new employment the business with his brother opportunities in Gladstone. Andrew in 1990, said a culture

14 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES WEEKEND MAKEOVER

Project Manager Peter Kleut The dedicated in-house team headed-up a 5 day renovation worked 12 hours a day, over blitz at the Centrelink office in the 5 day period, utilising Coober Pedy. company-owned plant and equipment to get the job The $332,000 overhaul done. included demolition, construction of new The success of the project partitions, lining and ceilings, was attributed to a number of carpentry and joinery, along factors including; the intensive with a services upgrade planning process prior to which included electrical any works commencing; work, security (PA & AV), prefabrication of components mechanical and plumbing. off-site due to the short timeframe, remote location Special features included the and lack of local resources; replacement of ceiling tiles and the close relationship and insulation, and rectifying formed with the client, the existing ceiling grid to consultants and other key accommodate new tiles. stakeholders through open The McMahon Services team communication. led South Australia’s very own extreme makeover, with works starting on the Friday, and completed by the Tuesday.

MCMAHON SERVICES CARRAPATEENA PROJECT DELIVERS GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES

OZ Minerals’ newly acquired The team of 20 from the construction and mining Carrapateena copper-gold Building Services division is industries. project located in the Gawler also leading the installation Craton is giving South of power, water, and sewer, The project has employed Australian service providers along with the placement of six Intract workers, including the chance to become part of the buildings and construction a young Indigenous man the resources boom. of village paths. who originates from the local Kokatha people. McMahon Services, Carrapateena has also through their local office opened doors for Intract – Project Manager Damien in Port Pirie have been a newly formed business Bristow reports that the contracted by OZ Minerals through the partnership of project is on track, with to construct the $3 million McMahon Services and logistics proving to be the only exploration accommodation the Aboriginal Foundation challenge so far – transporting village consisting of 112 of South Australia, which materials and equipment to accommodation rooms, promotes skills training and from the remote location. laundry, offices, kitchen and and long term employment dining room. opportunities for Indigenous communities in the civil

THE WORKS 15 MCMAHON SERVICES SA WATER NEW AMENITIES BUILDING

McMahon Services were contracted by SA Water to complete a new builds project at their Port Lincoln depot.

The Building Services transporting materials and site of toilet and shower partitions Division were responsible amenities to Port Lincoln and and timber screens. for the construction of a new then mobilising on-site. amenities building at the SA McMahon Services were also Water Port Lincoln depot from Stages of the project included: required to attend fortnightly structure through to finishes. • Underfloor plumbing & meetings with SA Water Majority of the works were services and project consultants to completed in-house including • Footings & concrete slab discuss productivity and any the concrete, carpentry, • Wall & roof frame challenges that surfaced. linings, roofing, hydraulic • External cladding services, painting, tiling • 1st fix services The team completed the and metal work. McMahon • Internal linings & finishes project on-time and within Services also utilised local budget, and no time was lost trades, with subcontractors Additional services not due to injury. Furthermore, used to assist with mechanical outlined in the initial contract McMahon Services services, concreting, joinery were also needed. This successfully coordinated the and painting. included the connection of a works of the building team, new sewer line from the new Civil Contractor and local The 12 week project required building to the existing depot; subcontractors. the McMahon Services team water connection to the new to conduct the works remotely, building; and the installation

MCMAHON SERVICES METALCOM SCRAP 40 YEAR OLD ORE CARS

In 1971 Lang Hancock demanded excavators with A self-contained camp to imported 275 ore cars into shears to cut the bodies and accommodate our crew of Australia. Never been used an oxy cutter to cut up the four was set up throughout due to issues with import duty, chassis and wheel sets. the duration of the project. mining heiress Gina Rinehart gave Metalcom the go ahead We had 2 excavators with It was also a condition that to cut up the cars. shears and a WA 600 the scrap metal must be Wheeled loader on site at disposed of overseas due to Each ore car weighed around all times, ready to tackle the the import issues. 18 tonnes, including the axle load. sets, so the mammoth task

16 THE WORKS MCMAHON SERVICES FROM STILETTOES TO STEELCAPS

McMahon Services were proud The event attracted over 40 Another shining light at 5% above the winner, but was sponsors of the SA Women in women from many different McMahon services is Amy ineligible due to her age. We Civil luncheon on November backgrounds, and proved to be Shigrov who has been congratulate Amy and are very 16th held at the Royal Hotel in a great success, giving women placed with our Building proud of her efforts. Adelaide. the opportunity to share their Services Division through the experiences in the workplace Master Builders Association McMahon Services looks Women in Civil is an initiative of and network over lunch. apprenticeship program. forward to continuing our the Civil Contractors Federation support for the initiative, (CCF) aimed at providing McMahon Services’ very Amy recently competed and actively promoting the support, mentoring, information own Lyn Torbarina has been in the 2011 SA Worldskills employment of women in civil and networking opportunities appointed Chairperson of the Competition – Australia’s construction. for women working in civil Women in Civil Committee and largest and most prestigious construction. has been very instrumental trade and skills competition. in getting the initiative up and Amy did extremely well, scoring running.

MCMAHON SERVICES A new era has begun for Within this rejuvenation was ONLINE INVESTMENT McMahon Services with its the development of our new 20th anniversary heralding corporate website. We have a reinvigoration of the pushed the limits to deliver a company’s brand. modern and highly interactive site that will keep our The goal was to make sure stakeholders informed about that our branding was a true who we are, what we do, and reflection of what McMahon why we do it. Services is today, and where we are heading in the future. The site also features new elements such as video clips, To find out exactly what image galleries, sharing needed to be done, we applications, project profiles, carried out extensive market and job search functions. research, and took the feedback on board to begin The user-friendly site reflects a review from our logo our refreshed branding, through to our brochures and and represents an exciting letterheads. new chapter for McMahon Services.

THE WORKS 17 MCMAHON SERVICES EXCITING NEW CHALLENGES

Adelaide Convention Mobile Crushing for DTEI Centre Contracted by Department Demolition and Site of Transport, Energy & Clearance Works for the ACC Infrastructure to complete redevelopment in the heart of 50,000 tonnes of material Adelaide’s CBD. crushing at Purple Downs Pit on Olympic Dam to Pimba Kimberley-Clark Millicent Road (MM23). Demolition and Site Clearance of 3 Tissue Machine Buildings CSPB Limited at the Kimberley-Clark Asbestos removal and Millicent Mill site in South recladding at CSBP Limited’s Australia. To be completed Bunbury Fertilizer Storage Bunbury Fertilizer Storage Facility in Western Australia. in 3 separate phases – Facility in Western Australia. demolition of TM3 followed by TMI & TM2 with the back-filling of the basement of TM3 with the crushed masonry and concrete.

MCMAHON SERVICES CONTACT US

Adelaide 26 Duncan Road Dry Creek SA 5094 PO Box 542 Enfield Plaza SA 5085 T (08) 8203 3100 | F (08) 8260 5210 E [email protected]

Port Piri e 30 Ellen Street Port Pirie SA 5540 PO Box 143 Port Pirie SA 5540 T (08) 8633 5400 | F (08) 8633 4441 E [email protected]

Brisbane 14/1440 New Cleveland Road Chandler QLD 4155 PO Box 1555 Capalaba QLD 4157 T (07) 3634 4300 | F (07) 3245 1685 E [email protected]

Darwin 41 Bishop Street Woolner NT 0800 PO Box 36546 Winnellie NT 0821 T (08) 8930 2500 | F (08) 8942 2782 E [email protected]

Karrath a Corner Coolawanyah & Mardie Roads Karratha, Western Australia 6714 PO Box 903 Karratha WA 6714 T (08) 9183 9500 | F (08) 9185 2543 E [email protected]

www.mcmservices.com.au

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