Since September 2001,

Camco SA has provided a

wide range of services in the

Civil and Building Industries.

Our experience includes:

Civil Infrastructure

Construction Land divisions

Pipelaying

Stormwater quality

Pumpstations

Concrete structures

Bulk earthworks

Urban Renewal

Road construction

National parks

Tactile installation

Property Maintenance

Services Glazing

Aluminium fabrication

Roof plumbing

Carpentry

Paving

Steel fabrication

Bitumen repairs

Fencing

All general internal &

external repairs

Commercial Building Works Internal fitouts

Building extensions

Large commercial buildings

DDA compliance upgrades

We would welcome the

opportunity to further

expand and discuss our

experience, capability

and capacity.

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Camco SA Pty Ltd 5/219 Glynburn Road

St Morris SA 5068

PO Box 1078, Firle SA 5070

P: 08 8332 1199

F: 08 8332 1182

E: admin@camco.com.au

E: accounts@camco.com.au

W: www.camco.com.au

Open: M-F, 7am-5pm

What’s coming up?... Rowe Park DDA Ramp

City of Salisbury

Construction of a new DDA ramp providing access into the existing

community club. The project scope includes earthworks, concrete

ramp and steel handrailing.

Adelaide Botanic Bridge Upgrade

Department of Environment, Water & Natural Resources

Upgrading of the existing trade entry bridge over Frist Creek to

increase the load limit and life expectancy of the current

structure. The project scope includes modifications to the existing

concrete footings, replacement of existing steel members, new

handrailing and stone repointing.

ALDI Woodcroft

21st Century Developments

Construction of external loading dock and roof mounted plant

platform for the new ALDI Supermarket at Woodcroft Shopping

Centre. The loading dock is a combination of in-situ and pre-cast

concrete and comprises an automated dock leveller, panel lift

door and steel canopy. The plant platform requires a penetration

through the existing roof, installation of an access ladder with

walkway system and steel decking.

Adelaide Women’s Prison Site Works

Department of Planning, Transport & Infrastructure

Site preparatory works for two new transportable buildings within

the Adelaide Women’s Prison complex. The project scope includes

demolition, site preparation, services (hydraulic, power and

drainage), concrete access stairs and perimeter ramps for the new

transportable buildings.

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital Pregnancy Advisory Fitout

Spotless Services Ltd

Upgrade to the facilities in the pregnancy advisory building in The

Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The project scope includes demolition of

existing walls and joinery, installation of new walls, doors, joinery

and associated mechanical services upgrade.

Charles Sturt Drainage and Roadworks

City of Charles Sturt

Construction of roadworks and drainage in two sites – Garnett

Street and Ryan Avenue. The project scope includes – Garnett

Street: removal of existing box culverts, supply and installation of

new box culverts, pre-cast pits and connection to the existing

drainage network. Ryan Avenue: installation of new drainage pipe

and pits, demolition of existing radius kerb, granular pavement

reconstruction and installation of a new roundabout.

Blair Athol Civil Works,

Department of Community & Social Inclusions

Urban renewal project – construction of a 50 lot “brown fields” land

division. The project scope includes bulk earthworks, modifications

to existing sewer and water reticulation, road construction,

stormwater drainage, common service installation and

landscaping package.

Waite Institute Water Proofing

Department of Planning, Transport & Infrastructure

Waterproofing and remediation works to the existing slab

penetrations at the Plant Research Centre, Waite Institute. The

project scope includes treatment and tanking of existing slab joints

and service penetrations to reduce the inflow of external water.

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What’s new at Camco?... April 2015

“Welcome to the first edition of our newsletter for 2015. It is hard to

believe the first quarter of the year is behind us and we are

heading towards winter and the end of the financial year. We

have had several “forced” personnel changes (as you can see

below!) which has provided some unique challenges. As is often

the case, a change can always be an opportunity for

improvement and we certainly are taking that approach in this

instance. We have appointed a new role – Business Manager – which will create a

broader overview of all aspects of the administration side of the company’s

activities. Additionally, we are preparing to launch a major “branding” strategy

which is extremely exciting. I look forward to seeing all of you as we roll this out over

the next few months…. Chris Goold, Director

In-house news… We would like to welcome the newest member to the Camco family, Lucia Alfano

as our new Business Manager. Lucia brings with her over 8 years of Financial

Management experience working in the construction industry, with a strong focus

on leadership, communication and organisation skills. Lucia’s knowledge and

experience with the new project management software soon to be implemented

into Camco’s working systems, will be a valuable tool in the integration process.

Congratulations to our Human Resources &

Administration Manager, Lilly Siciliano and

her husband David, on the safe arrival of

their little bundle of joy — ‘Sofia Rose’. And

the good news doesn’t stop there…

Congratulations to our Finance Manager

Liz Seychell and her husband Simon who

are expecting their second child in June 2015. And last but not least, best wishes to

our Project Engineer, Sam Piotrowski who is set to wed Alanna this month.

Camco is also pleased to advise they are now a Supportive Employer for

Defence Reserves Support. Australia’s Defence Reserves are an essential

component of the Navy, Army and Air Force. The Reservists, such as our own

Shaun Nicholson, make a vital contribution to the defence and security of Australia,

and to Australia’s contribution to the global community as a good world citizen.

Camco Management System

I am pleased to report that there have been no significant work related injuries since

the last review and reporting of risks and incidents continues to improve. This is

positive news for all Camco personnel and I extend my thanks to all for your

commitment to safety and to the risk identification and reporting process.

As previously identified and reported, incidents involving property damage rated

highly in the 2013/14 reporting period. While we still have one quarter left in the

current year, it is encouraging to note that incidents of this nature have significantly

decreased as at the same time last year. A full analysis of incident data will be

included in the next newsletter.

Also, Camco continues its pre-qualification with various organisations as previously

reported. A number of these are due for review in the next few months and an

update on their status will be provided in future newsletters.

Marco Puz, System Manager

What’s news?... Water Sensitive Urban Design Camco SA Pty Ltd have successfully completed road reconstructions, roundabout

rejuvenations, traffic calming devices and more recently water sensitive urban design

projects ranging in value from $20,000 up to in excess of $3M. The scope of these projects

has included granular pavement construction, deep lift asphalt, kerb removal and

replacement and drainage pod construction. We have also successfully adapted these

skills to hard play upgrades and tennis court construction.

Brooker Terrace, Hilton Drainage & Reconstruction Stages 1 & 2, City of West Torrens

The first stage of this project included the reconstruction of 6000m2 of existing roadway,

construction of 12 new drainage pods and associated stormwater. The second and final

stage of the Brooker Terrace drainage and reconstruction project incorporates a further

800m of road upgrade. The project scope includes demolition of the existing bitumen

pavement and kerbing, construction of new kerbing, deep lift asphalt pavement and

associated drainage works.

Rankine Road Reconstruction & Drainage Upgrade, City of West Torrens

This project involved installation of approximately 375m of new concrete stormwater drains

up to 450mm diameter. Feeding the new drains there are a series of Bio-filtration Pods,

which capture the runoff via the kerb drains. The flow is “cleaned” via numerous layers of

filtration material before returning to the stormwater system through the underground pipe

network. The second part of the project involved the complete reconstruction of approx.

800m2 of pavement. The existing pavement was excavated and removed from site, and

new pavement constructed to suit the design levels. The crown of the road was shifted to

maximise the drainage of the road, in a very flat location. New kerbing was also construct-

ed. At all times driveway access was provided to local residents, with normal vehicle traffic

diverted around the worksite using localised detour routes.

Druids Avenue Intersection Upgrade, Mount Barker, District Council of Mount Barker

The intersection of Druids Avenue and Cameron Road is a major thoroughfare for vehicles

frequenting the Mount Barker Caravan Park, Cornerstone College and Dunn Oval. It also serves as the transport route for large commercial vehicles within the trading precinct with an estimated 6000 vehicles travelling through the intersection per day. The project required the existing pavement to be excavated, reconstructed with deeplift pavement and construction of a new round-about annulus all whist maintaining access for the traffic

movements described above. By careful planning and negotiation with Council on Traffic Management Plans, night works, and some design modifications, the project was constructed with minimal impacts.

North Road, Nairne Traffic Management Scheme, District Council of Mount Barker

Construction of 4 traffic management devices designed to improve the flow of traffic along the entire length of North road,

Nairne. North Road is a busy local road running between Woodside Road and Bridge Street at Nairne. The existing road-way is quite narrow, has a daily traffic volume of around 900 vpd, and is also a Southlink bus route. The works were split into

four sites, involving two pavement reconstructions at major intersections and two raised paved driveway links to slow

vehicles down. The works had to be undertaken in such a manner as to not disrupt the bus movements; this lead to afterhours works and careful planning of bypass tracks. Excava-

tion via pavement profiling was employed to quicken the construction period, which minimised the disruption to local traffic movements.

St Peter’s College Wombat Crossings, St Peters College

This project is a road safety upgrade including the construction of 3 new wombat crossings (concrete, bitumen and linemarking) together with new lighting and the conversion of a hard play area into a staff carpark freeing up parking for the

congested junior school carpark. The works also included the modification of the Hackney Road carpark including road widening, pram ramps, installation of new kerbing and linemarking to facilitate the

calming of traffic to allow for safe school bus access.

Road Reconstruction & Traffic Calming Devices