GRAPH BUILDING
QUALIFIED SUPPLIER APPLICATION CAPITAL WORKS
NOVEMBER 2011 Qualified Supplier Application
Contents
Qualified Supplier Application ...... 1 Part 1 – General Information ...... 1 Part 2 – Organisation Resources...... 2 Part 3 – Supplier Experience & Performance...... 3 Part 4 – Insurances...... 10 Part 5 – Quality Management System ...... 10 Part 6 – Occupational Health Safety & Welfare System (OHS & W)...... 11 Part 7 – Systems & Software, Accreditations, & Professional Memberships ...... 12 Part 8 – Equal Opportunities...... 12 Part 9 – Environmental Management Systems...... 13 Part 10 – Design and Construct Capability (where applicable)...... 14 Part 11 – Sign Off...... 14 Annexure A CV’s ...... 15 Annexure B Project Description Sheets...... 19 Annexure C Insurances...... 32 Annexure D Accreditations...... 36
University Of Newcastle Page i Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Qualified Supplier Application Capital Works
Part 1 – General Information
Business Name Graph Building (NSW) Pty Ltd
Trading as Graph Building
Date Established 1999
Australian Company ACN 142 475 983 Number ABN 90 142 475 983
Address of Office 57 Fletcher Street Responsible for tenders Adamstown NSW 2289
Postal Address PO Box 205 Responsible for tenders Adamstown NSW 2289
Contact Person Name Bob Blackie
Position In Company Operations Manager
Email Address [email protected]
Telephone (02) 4935 9400
Mobile 0412 697 318
Business Type (Please tick) Sole Trader Partnership Limited Liability Public Organisation Other – Please Specify:
Consultancy Architectural Civil/Structural Engineering Quantity Surveyor Construction Project Management
Geotechnical Other – Please Specify:
Building Engineering Electrical/Lighting Mechanical Services Communications / IT Security
Hydraulic Fire
Other – Please Specify:
Capital Works Building Construction (New Build) Construction (Refurbishment Works) (Construction)
Project Value Range (Please less than $100,000 less than $500,000 less than $1 Million tick) less than $5 Million less than $10 Million greater than $10 Million
Other – Please Specify
University Of Newcastle Page 1 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Part 2 – Organisation Resources Briefly describe your company capability (Max 200 words) Graph Building is a commercial building contractor based in Newcastle. The company commenced operations in 1999 when senior management acquired a long established Newcastle building business that had been operating since the 1950’s. Consequently the senior members of the Graph organisation have many years of building management experience. As a commercial builder based in a regional centre the company has constructed a wide variety of projects including offices and commercial fitouts, education and school facilities, licensed clubs, aged care projects and retail centres. Graph not only has the expertise to deliver a range of project types but it can do so under a range of contract arrangements including traditional tender, design and construct, management contracting and where appropriate “turn key” arrangements. The company’s simple philosophy has always been to provide quality workmanship at competitive prices. Graph is recognised throughout our region for: Experience Innovation and value A reputation for performance A “can do” approach Business integrity Strong financial capacity. OFFICE LOCATIONS Pleased provide a list of locations at which the organisation currently has staffed offices (Australia only) Office Location Street Address, Phone and Fax Numbers Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289
The University’s main campuses are located in Callaghan (Newcastle) and Ourimbah (Central Coast) in NSW. There are also regional locations that require servicing under University supply of goods & services. Identify your branch locations responsible for these areas.
UoN Location Branch Suburb Address # of Staff Head Office Suburb Callaghan, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown Ourimbah, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown Sydney, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown Port Macquarie, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown Orange, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown Tamworth, NSW Adamstown 57 Fletcher Street, Adamstown NSW 2289 20 Adamstown
Identify Directors & Senior Managers who would be managing UoN Account CV Yrs Industry Yrs With Role Name Location Qualifications Available Experience Company (Y/N) 1.GeneralManager RossHoward Adamstown 30+ 12 N 2.Operations Manager Bob Blackie Adamstown 30+ 2 Y 3.Company Estimator Harry Johnston Adamstown 30+ 12 Y 4.Senior Project Manager John King Adamstown 20+ 20+ Y
University Of Newcastle Page 2 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Part 3 – Supplier Experience & Performance Please provide a list of recent engagements undertaken (within 5 years) in each of the Project Types as applicable. Only list projects completed by Offices listed in Part 2. In the last row please indicate if the National Code of Practice for the Construction Industry was applied to the nominated project. Please only complete those sections relevant to the supplier type If indicating expertise in multiple supplier types please specify what role(s) was performed in each engagement
Education Facilities Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Newcastle Grammar School – Hill Campus Short description of work completed Construction of Holland Building at the Grammar School containing facilities for industrial design, food technology, textiles, computing, art and drama (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Yes No Were premises/area occupied during this If Yes, provide details: The school continued to operate throughout the engagement? construction period including the establishment of covered links and access to (for Capital Works Construction only) adjoining buildings. Client Newcastle Grammar School Project Value $8.0m Engagement Value $8.0m Start Date July 2006 End Date Oct 2007 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Education Facilities Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Hunter Trade College Short description of work completed The construction of additional workshops and teachings areas for trade training. Yes No Were premises/area occupied during this If Yes, provide details: All activities of the college continued to operate engagement? throughout the programme including the construction of additional parking areas (for Capital Works Construction only) adjoining existing facilities. Client Hunter Trade College Project Value $1.6m Engagement Value $1.7m Start Date July 2009 End Date Jan 2010 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Education Facilities Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement ICT Building – University of Newcastle Short description of work completed The construction of 2000m² of highly serviced and acoustically treated studios, offices and media facilities (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: The building was constructed on top of an existing carpark (for Capital Works Construction only) that continued to operate throughout the construction period. Client The University of Newcastle – Facilities Management Project Value $8.7m Engagement Value $9.1m Start Date April 2005 End Date May 2006 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 3 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application General Purpose (Office Building) Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Leah Jay Commercial Offices Short description of work completed Design and construction of corporate offices for prominent local property management business. Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Fourjay Investments Pty Ltd Project Value $1.1m (fitout added as variation) Engagement Value $1.0m Start Date April 2011 End Date October 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes General Purpose (Office Building) Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Umwelt Office Development Short description of work completed Construction of new and refurbished offices at Teralba for prominent environmental consultant. Total office area approximately 4000m². The project includes “passive” heating and cooling systems, and water harvesting as part of the building ESD. Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client York Street Teralba Pty Limited Project Value $3.7m Engagement Value $3.7m Start Date January 2011 End Date December 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes General Purpose (Office Building) Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement Allianz Charlestown Short description of work completed Design and construction of prestige office accommodation in Charlestown for international insurance organisation (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Foundation Hill Pty Limited Project Value $6.6m Engagement Value $6.6m Start Date March 2007 End Date December 2008 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 4 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Health / Scientific Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement St Mary’s High School, Gateshead Short description of work completed The refurbishment of existing science labs to include all new furniture, services and fume cabinets. Yes No If Yes, provide details: The school continued to function throughout the Were premises/area occupied during this refurbishment programme. The work area was segregated from the remainder engagement? of the school. Regular liaison occurred between the side manager and the school (for Capital Works Building only) to ensure work was undertaken with minimising disturbance to adjoining teaching areas. Client Catholic Schools Office Project Value $900,000 Engagement Value $900,000 Start Date August 2011 End Date October 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Health / Scientific Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement AMV Fitout Short description of work completed Fitout of medical suites for private practice at Lake Macquarie Private Hospital Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Mitchell & PR Verheul t/a AMV Medical Administration Project Value $450,000 Engagement Value $440,500 Start Date June 2011 End Date August 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Health / Scientific Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement Newcastle Mines Rescue Station Short description of work completed The construction of training facilities for mines rescue including installing technology that as far as was able had the ability to produce virtual reality in terms of producing scenarios that produce realistic disaster events (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: Normal function of the rescue facilities continued (for Capital Works Building only) throughout the construction period. Client Coal Services Pty Ltd Project Value $18.0m Engagement Value $17.8m Start Date August 2007 End Date September 2008 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 5 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Interior Fit Out/Refurbishment Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Surf House Fitout Short description of work completed Interior fitout of the new Merewether Surf House, containing all support facilities, back of house for A-la-carte dining, function facilities for upto 300 people, bistro dining as well as beach kiosk. Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Merewether Surf House Pty Ltd Project Value $6.4m Engagement Value $6.4m Start Date June 2011 End Date October 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Interior Fit Out/Refurbishment Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Forum Wellness Centre, Honeysuckle Short description of work completed New administration and refurbishment of gymnasium and fitness centre (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: Work continued while centre operated with the exception (for Capital Works Building only) of 10 day shut down to facilitate equipment change over Client Newcastle University Sport Project Value $487,000 Engagement Value $487,000 Start Date August 2011 End Date October 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Interior Fit Out/Refurbishment Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement Newcastle Permanent Building Society Short description of work completed Branch Refurbishment (3 year term contract) (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Yes No Were premises/area occupied during this If Yes, provide details: Branches continue to operate throughout refurbishment. engagement? Staging arrangements are established for each branch and where necessary work (for Capital Works Building only) is completed out of hours. Client Newcastle Permanent Building Society Project Value $300,000 (average) Engagement Value $300,000 (average) Various – 4 week programme for new establishments, 6 weeks programme for Start Date occupied premises. End Date National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 6 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Heritage Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Honeysuckle Hotel Development Short description of work completed Refurbishment construction of new licensed venue within existing heritage structure (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Laundy Hotels Project Value $3.7m Engagement Value $3.7m Start Date Feb 2010 End Date October 2010 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Heritage Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Balance City Short description of work completed Refurbishment and construction of new health and wellness centre within exiting heritage structure, winner of heritage restoration category at recent MBA awards, (see description sheet At Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Western Suburbs (Ncle) League Club Project Value $2.3m Engagement Value $2.3m Start Date August 2010 End Date May 2011 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Heritage Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement Graph Head Office Short description of work completed Adaptive reuse of existing industrial structure to provide new corporate offices and storage facilities, 2009 winner MBA award for adaptive re-use and the incorporation of ESD principles (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Apartment Investments Pty Ltd Project Value $1.4m Engagement Value $1.4m Start Date September 2008 End Date March 2009 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 7 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Civil / Infrastructure Works Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Not Applicable Short description of work completed Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Project Value Engagement Value Start Date End Date National Code of Practice Applied? Y/N Civil / Infrastructure Works Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Not Applicable Short description of work completed Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Project Value Engagement Value Start Date End Date National Code of Practice Applied? Y/N Civil / Infrastructure Works Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement Not Applicable Short description of work completed Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Project Value Engagement Value Start Date End Date National Code of Practice Applied? Y/N
University Of Newcastle Page 8 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Residential/Accommodation Engagement 1 Name Of Engagement Caves Beachside Residential – Display House Short description of work completed The construction of the display house for the Caves Beach residential subdivision, Winner 2011 MBA Award for residential development < $1.0m (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Cebac Pty Ltd Project Value $0.7m Engagement Value $0.7m Start Date March 2010 End Date October 2010 National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Residential/Accommodation Engagement 2 Name Of Engagement Caves Beachside Suites Construction of tourist accommodation to support the Caves Beach Hotel and Short description of work completed Resort development (see Description Sheet at Annexure B) Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Cebac Pty Ltd Project Value $ Engagement Value $ Start Date End Date National Codeof PracticeApplied? Y/N Yes Residential/Accommodation Engagement 3 Name Of Engagement C A Brown Anglican Village Booragul Three stage construction of seniors accommodation including demolition of Short description of work completed existing villas and replacement with self contained “motel” style accommodation (see Description Sheet at Annexure B). Were premises/area occupied during this Yes No engagement? If Yes, provide details: (for Capital Works Building only) Client Anglican Care – The Trustees of Church Project Value $9.5m Engagement Value $9.5m Start Date July 2005 End Date August 2006 National Code of Practice Applied? Yes
University Of Newcastle Page 9 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application National Code of Practice For further information on the National Code of Practice suppliers should refer to the following: www.deewr.gov.au/WorkplaceRelations/Policies/BuildingandConstruction/Pages/default.aspx
Part 4 – Insurances Suppliers to provide insurance details. A full copy of each policy must be provided if requested by the University. Cover Insurance Type Requirements Policy No. Expiry Date Value
Minimum $20 million unlimited in Public and Product Liability 22-0114561-CAR 30/6/2012 $ 20million aggregate
As required under Statutory As per Workers Compensation WC475734157 30/6/2012 Obligations legislation
Professional Indemnity AONNSW000107 30/6/2012 $ 10million (Where required by Project Risk)
Certificates of Currency are provided at Annexure C.
Part 5 – Quality Management System
A satisfactory response to this section is required before an application will be considered Please list 3rd party certification of Quality Management System.
Does your firm operate a Quality Management System? Yes No
If answering ‘Yes’ to the above question, please provide further details below
Please list 3rd party certification of Quality Management System
Name of Certification Year Obtained Expiry AS/NZS ISO 9001:2008 Quality 2009 2013 Management Requirements
Accreditation certificate included at Annexure D. External If your company is not 3rd party certified to AS/ANZ ISO 9001:2008, indicate if the Internal Yes / No Training or following have been obtained, and by what means: Process Qualification Awareness of pertinent standards and codes of practice. Commitment to continuous improvement of Quality Management System performance. Procedures for monitoring the supplier Quality Management System performance and for investigation and corrective action in the event of any non -conformance, including for subcontractors.
University Of Newcastle Page 10 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Part 6 – Occupational Health Safety & Welfare System (OHS & W)
A satisfactory response to this section is required before an application will be considered Please list 3rd party certification of OHS&W System.
Does your firm operate an OHS & W System? Yes No
If answering ‘Yes’ to the above question, please provide further details below
Name of Certification Year Obtained Expiry AS/NZS 4800:2001 Occupational Health & 2010 2013 Safety Management Systems
Accreditation certificate included at Annexure D. If your company is not 3rd party certified indicate if the following have been Yes / External Training Internal obtained, and by what means: No or Qualification Process Documented OHS&W Policy & System. Awareness of pertinent standards and codes of practice. Commitment to continuous improvement of OHS&W performance. Procedures for monitoring OHS&W performance and for investigation and corrective action in the event of an environmental non-conformance, including for subcontractors. Any reportable incidents or infringement notices under the OHS&W Act has been issued in the last 2 years, and evidence that corrective action has been implemented.
University Of Newcastle Page 11 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Part 7 – Systems & Software, Accreditations, & Professional Memberships The UoN seeks information relating to systems and software (internal or industry standard) utilised by the Supplier and a list of systems accreditations and professional memberships held by the Supplier. Systems & Software
Primervera, Suretrack or Microsoft Project Planning Software for the time planning and management of the construction and commissioning of projects Timberline software systems for project costing and accounting Microsoft office operating systems.
Accreditations
Quality Assurance Management System complies with AS/NZS ISO 9001:2008 Occupational Health & Safety Management System complies with AS/NZS 4800:2001 Environmental Management System complies with AS/NZS ISO 14001:2004 NSW Dept of Finance and Administration OHSMS Accreditation Builders Licence No 211029C.
Professional Memberships
Member: Newcastle MBA Member: HIA Member: Hunter Business Chamber Member: Property Council of Australia.
Part 8 – Equal Opportunities
Does your organisation have a documented equal opportunities policy, to avoid discrimination? Yes No
University Of Newcastle Page 12 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Part 9 – Environmental Management Systems
Does your organisation use Environmentally Sustainable practices and/or Design methodology? Yes No
Please briefly provide details of your firms Environmentally Sustainable practices and/or Sustainable Design methodology below (maximum 200 words):
Brief Description: Graph Building is committed to sustainable building through our adoption of best practice methods and through the use of criteria established by the Green Building Council of Australia. The Company employs an accredited green star professional and is therefore able to question the environmental outcomes proposed for each of our projects, and where appropriate, and within the limits of our contractual commitments, we have the ability to influence the outcome to be achieved. Review of designs or the review of actual construction methods proposed has achieved: Innovative solutions to address reductions in energy demand, energy efficiency and energy generation from alternate sources Efficient design of building services, water re-use and rain water harvesting Review of lighting designs, material selections and re-use of existing materials.
Our environmental accreditation to international standards ensures not only the best possible solutions are adopted to achieve sound long term performances from our buildings but that we also employ sound environmental practices during a projects construction. Waste minimisation and maximising recycling opportunities are always adopted practices within our project management plans.
Environmental Management Certification
Date received (dd/mm/yyyy) Inspecting Agency Registration Number We have ISO 14001 certification 30/8/2010 Global-Mark 100969
Date inspection is scheduled We plan to get ISO 14001 certification (dd/mm/yyyy) within one (1) year
Accreditation certificate included at Annexure D.
Environmental Management Processes Category Evaluation Standard Evaluation Corporate 1) We have a corporate philosophy regarding environmental conservation Yes No Philosophy/Policies 2) We have established an environmental policy, and pledge both to Yes No continually strive for improvement and to prevent pollution 3) We pledge to respect all applicable laws and regulations in our Yes No environmental policy 4) We will ensure that all our employees comply with our environment policy and will do all we can to enable third parties to establish environmental Yes No policies as well. Planning 5) We have established environmental conservation targets and objectives Yes No 6) We have a plan for achieving our environmental conservation targets and Yes No objectives Organisation 7) We have clearly established individual and organisational roles for meeting Yes No our targets Evaluation System 8) We control and evaluate the following and strive for improvement, Yes No i) Air pollution Yes No ii) Water pollution Yes No iii) Noise and vibrations Yes No
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Annexure A CV’s
The following CV’s for the Senior Managers nominated at Part 2.
Bob Blackie
Harry Johnston
John King
University Of Newcastle Page 15 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application BOB BLACKIE | Operations Manager
Qualifications
- Associate of The Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors - Associate of Institute of Quantity Surveyors - Licensed Builder - Newcastle Master Builders Association Member (460)
Background
Bob Blackie has been involved in the construction industry since the early 1970’s training as a Quantity Surveyor in the UK, and working for Costain & Taylor Woodrow, and major international construction companies. Bob relocated to the Newcastle region in the 1980’s and since then has worked in various positions from Foreman to Contracts Manager and subsequently, Project Manager and then Regional Manager of Leighton/ Broad Construction Services. In his current role with Graph, he is charged with the responsibility of raising the Graph Building profile in the region and developing a successful business unit. Bob has considerable experience in a hands on construction role. He also has extensive design and management experience and he is well aware of the profile the Newcastle University has in the Newcastle construction market. He is well known and respected within the Newcastle and Hunter construction markets. He has extensive expertise in managing design and construction projects throughout the region and he would bring to any project his effective skills in management, programming and buildability ensuring cost effective solutions and timely delivery.
Recent key projects include:
- Newcastle Grammar School, Junior School ($5m) - Edgeworth Town Mall ($10m) - St Pauls High School, Booragul - classrooms ($3m) - Salamander Bay Shopping Centre ($25m) - St Marys High School, Gateshead - classrooms ($3m) - Singleton Returned Services Club ($6m) - University of Newcastle various projects ($15m) - The Gardens Greyhound Racing Club ($8m) - Union Street Development, Cooks Hill ($32m) - Forster Tuncurry Memorial Services Club ($6m) - Coles Regional Centre Charmhaven ($25m) - Taree RSL ($6m) - Port Macquarie Arts and Conference Centre ($30m) - Cessnock Rugby League Supporters Club ($5m) - Woolworths Development, Swansea ($10m) - Newcastle Harness Racing Club ($10m) Referees
- Brian Varnam BVA Associates Ph: 0417 642 885 - David Nay ANZ Banking Group Property Finance Ph: 0413 481 723 - Peter Johnson EJE Architecture Ph: 0407 780 038 - David Clifton Coffey Projects Ph: 0409 782 391 Updated 2 November 2011
University Of Newcastle Page 16 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application HARRY JOHNSTON | Company Estimator/Cost Planner
Qualifications
- Bachelor of Science, With Honours in Building B.Sc. (Hons) Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh Scotland
Background
Harry Johnston has been involved in the construction industry since the 1970’s and in his current role with Graph, he is charged with the responsibility of managing the company’s estimating and cost planning process. Harry has priced many projects of all types, styles of construction and size. Projects ranging from the large John Hunter Hospital to small house extensions have been costed by Harry during his estimating career.
The University’s student accommodation project presents particular challenges and through the contractors ECI role. Harry’s cost planning abilities are seen as an important project asset. The project’s success will be determined from the outset by the selection of the most effective design and construction techniques. The challenge will be to effectively cost plan these selections accurately. The selection of personnel with the necessary experience is seen as essential to achieve the maximum from the contractors ECI. Harry Johnston brings this experience to the table.
Referees - Jeff McCloy, Chairman McCloy Group Ph: 4945 7500 - Bill Saddington, CEO Saddingtons Ph: 4978 6300 - Philip Gardner, CEO Wests Group Ph: 4935 1168 Updated 23 June 2011
University Of Newcastle Page 17 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application JOHN KING | Project Manager
Qualifications
- Licensed Builder - Building Foreman / Clerk Works Certificate
Background
John began working in the construction industry in 1983 as a first year apprentice Carpenter/Joiner with D F McCloy Pty Ltd. John completed his Trade course and Building Foreman / Clerk Works Course over the next 6 years. As a fourth year apprentice, John began his career as a Site Manager. Over the next 14 years John supervised numerous quality construction projects ranging from $0.5m to $30m, many diverse and complex projects from civil subdivision works, medium and high density housing, schools, hospitality and club works, leisure and aquatic centres, and aged care facilities. When McCloys sold the building business in 1999, John came across to Graph. In 2002, John was appointed to a Project Manager position in Graph Building, in which role he has since managed a range of projects. Many of them are landmark projects within Newcastle and the Hunter Region, which have won prestigious MBA Awards for Excellence in Construction. John has a focus on meeting client expectations and delivering superior outcomes and will provide experience and support to our Site Managers.
Recent key projects include:
- Charlestown Square Shopping Centre Upgrade ($3m) - Gateway Inn Hotel, Mayfield ($16.0m) - Merewether Surf House ($7.0m) - The Australian Hotel, Cessnock ($0.4m) - Honeysuckle Hotel ($3.3m) - Stag and Hunter Hotel, Mayfield ($0.7m) - Margaret Jurd Learning Centre, Shortland ($1.1m) - Newcastle Grammar School ($9.0m) - Nelson Bay RSL – alterations & additions ($4.0m) - Balance Health Club ($12.0m) - The Executive Inn Refurb ($2.0m) - Phoenix Sports Club, Mayfield ($6.0m) - Wests Alfresco Gaming ($4.0m) - Darby Apartments, Cooks Hill ($8.0m) - Graph Premises, Adamstown ($1.0m) - Kurri Kurri Aquatic Centre ($3.6m)
Referees
- Philip Gardner Western Suburbs (N’cle) Leagues Club Ph: 4935 1200 - Alan Green Principal, Newcastle Grammar School Ph: 4929 5811 - Peter Marosszeky Architect Ph: 4929-3308 - Kevin Dillon Cessnock City Council Ph: 4993 4100 Updated 23 June 2011
University Of Newcastle Page 18 of 41 Qualified Supplier Scheme Application Annexure B Projject Descriiptiion Sheets
Detailed description sheets are included for the following projects
Newcastle Grammar School – Hill Campus 2007
ICT Building University of Newcastle 2006
95 Pacific Highway, Charlestown (Allianz Insurance) 2008
Coal Services Infrastructure Expansion 2009 (Argenton Mines Rescue Station)
The Forum Harbourside 2006 & 2011
Newcastle Permanent Building Society 2010 – 2013
Honeysuckle Hotel, Newcastle 2010
Balance City, Newcastle 2011
Graph Premises, Adamstown 2009
Caves Beach Display House 2010
Caves Beach Residential Suites 2009
C A Brown Anglican Village Booragul 2006
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This project has seen the bringing back into daily use of the former Hunter Water Corporation head quarters in Hunter Street Newcastle. The building has gained a new lease of life from the vision of the design team to create an outstanding new and vibrant fitness facility. Graph has matched the workmanship of the past with a quality refurbishment that achieves a completely new experience including modern, sleek finishes that contrast favourably with the building’s historic elements. The existing amenities within the building have been largely demolished to provide for the increased patronage yet all the heritage features within the building have been retained. The construction works were programmed to be completed within a functioning commercial precinct and were undertaken with minimal disruption to the commercial tenants. The refurbished building now contains all the facilities you would expect in a modern fitness facility, including specialist facilities and facilities for minors. Client: Western Suburbs (N'cle) Leagues Club Value: $2.0m Contact: Philip Gardner Completed: May 2011 Telephone: Telephone: 4935-1200
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The construction of a display house is of major importance to any residential development. The selection of Graph to construct the Caves Village Display home by Cebac is an acknowledgement that the company’s attention to detail and quality workmanship would ensure a superb outcome worthy of presentation to prospective purchasers of the remaining homes. Each of the houses to be built on the site are different meaning that a production line approach to constructionis not possible. The finished product blends superbly with the overall Caves Beach development of the hotel and beach suites. The display house uses similar natural products to those used within the overall development and the craftsmanship on display is of the highest quality.
Client: Cebac Pty Ltd Value: $0.8m Contact: Bill Saddington Completed: December 2010 Telephone: 4978 6300
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Copies of certificates of currency for requested insurances follow:
Contract Works and Public Liability Allianz (Aust) Insurance Ltd Policy No: 22-0114561-CAR Expiry Date: 30/06/2012
Workers Compensation GIO Policy No: WC475734157 Expiry Date: 30/06/2012
Professional Indemnity Insurance W R Berkley Insurance Australia Policy No: AONNSW000107 Expiry Date: 30/06/2012
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Management Systems
AS/NZS ISO 9001-2008: Quality Management Requirements
Occupational Heath Safety – Welfare System
AS/NZS 4801-2001: Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems
OHSMS Accreditation NSW Department of Finance and Administration
Environmental
AS/NZS ISO 14001-2004 Environmental Management Systems
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