Civil Projects DOWNER’S MINING CIVIL PROJECTS DIVISION PROVIDES A TOTAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICE FOR THE ENGINEERING DESIGN, PROCUREMENT AND CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT OF MINE-SITE INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS THROUGHOUT WESTERN .

PROJECT CAPABILITIES ■■ mine workshop facilities; ■■ diesel fuel bulk storage facilities; ■■ lubrication storage including workshop reticulation; ■■ administration facilities including underground service reticulation; ■■ explosives storage facilities, bulk ammonium nitrate and emulsion; ■■ heavy vehicle wash-facilities and associated oily-water processing ponds; ■■ mine access roads and haul roads; ■■ airstrips; ■■ tailing storage facilities; and ■■ mine development bulk earthworks. Managed by personnel with a wealth of experience in both the mining and civil construction industries, Downer is able to offer turnkey solutions for both greenfield and brownfield projects, and efficiently manage subcontractors for specialist work using its own proven Mine systems and controls. The role undertaken by us on a typical project includes: Annual targets for increased participation ■■ management of engineering FORTESCUE METALS design and documentation for civil, by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander GROUP, structural, mechanical, electrical and people are set across the business. hydraulic works; Cloudbreak Wash-pad ($4M) ■■ procurement of materials and ROY HILL IRON ORE, ■■ dual heavy vehicle wash-pad facility; equipment using the extensive ROY HILL MINE ■■ associated sediment and treatment resources available to Downer; Central Contractor’s Yard ($13M) ponds; and ■■ construction activities, including bulk Construction of the contractor’s yard ■■ electrical reticulation. and detailed civil earthworks, road on a greenfield site, incorporating construction, services installation, the following: FORTESCUE METALS foundation and concrete works, GROUP, CHRISTMAS erection of structures and installation ■■ bulk and detailed earthworks of the CREEK MINE of internal building services; and yard to design levels; Christmas Creek 2 Bulk Ammonium ■■ final commissioning of facilities ■■ underground services (high and equipment for handover to voltage and low voltage power, Nitrate Facility ($13M) the customer. fire ring main, potable water, ■■ bulk earthworks and communications, sewage and stormwater drainage; As all of these services are ‘in house’, hydrocarbon capture) and ■■ construction of 2,000 tonne bulk Downer is able to deliver mine-site reticulation to all structures; infrastructure projects faster and ammonium nitrate facility - a fully on budget. ■■ 3-bay heavy vehicle workshop, enclosed steel superstructure; including a light vehicle workshop ■■ 8 concrete bays; and stores; ABORIGINAL / TORRES ■■ electrical and water reticulation; ■■ 500kL diesel fuel farm; STRAIT ISLANDERS ■■ construction of explosives ■■ dedicated lubrication storage magazine facility; and Downer is committed to providing for each workshop (including ■ compliant to Department of Mines employment opportunities for internal reticulation); and ■ Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and Petroleum (DMP) standards. people, and tailors recruitment ■■ office complex, including first aid strategies and development programs training crib facilities. to meet customer needs. , – STAGE 1 Central Contractor’s Yard 1 ($42M) Construction of the contractor’s yard on a greenfield site, incorporating the following:

■■ bulk and detailed earthworks of the yard to design levels; ■■ underground services (high voltage and low voltage power, fire ring main, potable water, communications, sewage and hydrocarbon capture) and reticulation to all structures; ■■ 8-bay heavy vehicle workshop, including a light vehicle workshop and stores; ■■ 3-bay and 2-bay ancillary workshops (dome shelter style); ■■ tyre-changing facility including storage yard, shed and jacking slab; ■■ 3.7 million litre diesel fuel farm; ■■ dedicated lubrication storage for each workshop (including internal reticulation); ■■ office complex; and ■■ wash-pad facility and associated oily-water processing ponds. Remote pit facilities ($1.5M) Construction of stand-alone remote pit facilities:

■■ office, crib and ablution facilities; ■■ secondary fuel farms; ■■ go-line area; and ■■ services provision and hook-up to all structures. Explosives facility ($3.2M)

■■ construction of an ammonium nitrate and emulsion storage facility; and ■■ construction of an explosives magazine facility. FORTESCUE METALS GROUP, CHRISTMAS CREEK MINE – STAGE 2 Central Contractor’s Yard 2 ($30M) Construction of the contractor’s yard on a greenfield site, incorporating the following:

■■ detailed earthworks of the yard to design levels; ■■ underground services (high voltage and low voltage power, fire ring main, potable water, communications, sewage and hydrocarbon capture) and reticulation to all structures; ■■ 9-bay heavy vehicle workshop, including stores area; ■■ tyre-changing facility, including storage yard, shed and jacking slab; ■■ dedicated lubrication store for the workshop (including internal reticulation); ■■ office complex; and ■■ wash-pad facility and associated oily-water 8-bay heavy vehicle workshop at Christmas Creek processing ponds. KEY PERSONNEL

Sandor Schneider – Design Manager Sandor has over 30 years of experience in the drafting industry, commencing as a design draftsman and progressing through various roles within the drafting department until he was appointed Design Manager 15 years ago.

Alan Fernando – Project Engineer With experience on projects ranging from bridge construction to non- process infrastructure, Alan brings multidisciplinary skills to the team, including capabilities in management engineering, design, quality assurance, FORTESCUE KARARA MINING, surveying, and health, safety and METALS GROUP, KARARA MINE environment. He took on his current CHRISTMAS CREEK Contractor’s Yard ($12M) role after completing Downer Mining’s Graduate Development Program in 2013. Surface Water Management works Construction of the contractor’s yard on a greenfield site, incorporating The surface water management works Marcus de Haas the following: involved bulk and detailed earthworks – Project Manager to improve the management of site ■■ detailed earthworks of the yard to Marcus is a civil engineer with over surface stormwater to ensure ongoing design levels; compliance with regulatory obligations ten years experience in the mining ■ underground services (high by diverting water away from active ■ industry. Starting off as a graduate voltage and low voltage power, mining areas. The works included: engineer, he has progressed to the role fire ring main, potable water, of Project Manager and has worked on ■■ construction of a floodway communications, sewage and a variety of non-process infrastructure and levees; hydrocarbon capture) and projects throughout . ■■ elevation of an existing haul road; and reticulation to all structures; Phillip Howell ■■ upgrade four existing ■■ 4-bay heavy vehicle workshop, Constructionturkeys nests. of the Christmas Creek including a light vehicle workshop – Senior Civil Estimator Bulk AN Facility and stores As a civil engineer with 15 years of ■■ tyre-changing facility, including experience in the civil and mining storage yard, shed and jacking slab; industries Philip has experience ■■ 500kL diesel fuel farm; in both Project Management and Project Estimation. He has worked ■ dedicated lubrication storage ■ on a wide range of projects such as for the workshop (including tailings dams, road construction, internal reticulation); bulk earthworks, and a variety of ■■ office complex; and non-process infrastructure projects ■■ wash-pad facility and associated throughout Western Australia. oily-water processing ponds. Construction of the Christmas Creek Bulk AN Facility Explosives facility ($2M)

■■ construction of ammonium nitrate and emulsion storage facility; and ■■ construction of explosives magazine facility.

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