Client: East Gippsland Shire Council
Scope of work: To be updated soon.
Project status: in progress

Client:
Scope of work: For the construction slabs, walls, road pavement, drainage, roof structure and associated works for the Kilmany Transfer Station and recycling area as the realignment and construction of access roads, ramps & entry point.

The works included but were not limited to:

• The excavation for the site for footings, construction of concrete footings, slabs, walls, roof structure, drainage, pavements and widening in accordance with the specification and adopted design plans
• The backfilling behind the wall with select fill and compaction of fill to the required density
• McInnes Earthmoving supplied all labour, equipment materials, fabrication, installation, supervision and consumables to complete the works

Project status: completed

Client:
Scope of work: The Licola Jamieson Roads is an important link between Victoria’s North East and Gippsland Regions and runs through difficult mountain terrain in Victoria’s high country. December 2006 saw more than 70 fires burning across Victoria’s high country with some of the worst fires located along the Licola-Jamieson Road.

February 2007 brought , with the fires having reduced much of the high country to a scorched, barren landscape, severe storms created a significant flood washing away large areas of roadway and depositing ash, silt and debris along the entire length of the roadway.  The impact on local communities and associated commercial operations through the necessary closure of the road was catastrophic.

With work due to commence in June 2007, a one in 300 year rain event resulted in significant flooding and damage to the many bridges along the Wellington and Macallister rivers. This flood cut access to Licola from both the east and west and severely damaged by washing away the road above Licola at 54 separate locations.

The comprehensive works required:

• reinstatement of Licola-Jamieson Road that had been damaged/destroyed in 54 locations using in excess of 94,000 cubic metres of material to replace road embankments.
  
• reinstatement/upgrade and maintenance of Target Creek Road to allow for larger vehicles to by-pass the Licola-Jamieson Road
  
• reinstatement and maintenance of the Barkly Bridge temporary ford crossing to allow for safe access for Glencairn residents until the bridge was replaced

Project status: completed

Client: East Gippsland Shire Council
Scope of Work: The works comprised of construction and testing of all works associated with the development of Cell 2 of the Landfill located at the Bairnsdale Regional Waste Management Facility, Johnstons Road, Forge Creek.
The works included and were not limited to:

• Preliminary works including relocation of vermin proof fence and mulch stockpile and stripping of topsoil
• Bulk earthworks to create the Cell 2 void to the design subgrade line and levels 140,000m3 solid
• Screening and stockpiling material from the bulk earthworks to obtain sufficient material for placement of a drainage filter over the clay liner
• Development of a clay borrow pit and placement of a compacted clay liner, including haul road and erosion control 20,000m3
• Installation of a 1.5mm thick HDPE liner and geotextile to the base and sides of Cell 2
• Placement of leachate collection pipes, a leachate sump and drainage filter blanket on top of the liner
• Other miscellaneous works

The whole of the works were carried out in  strict accordance with and to the true intent and purpose of the accompanying drawings and specifications and under the supervision of the Superintendent.

Project status: completed