Following the award of the Mentone Zone Substation Multiworks secured the delivery of refurbishment works at the Noble Park Zone Substation. The similarities between the two projects enabled Multiworks to capitalise on available economies of scale and to resource both jobs efficiently. The project works included:
Working within Toll’s primary chemical storage facility in Laverton, Multiworks were required to excavate and replace over 3000 m2 of engineered concrete paving. The site was to remain functional at all times and as such the works were broken into 3 stages. Straddle cranes, forklifts and delivery trucks frequent the site and hence interruptions to the sites operations were to be minimised as much as possible.
The Mentone Substation is situated on a site with significant space constraints. Multiworks successfully managed refurbishment works, including:
This historic project comes about as Ford Australia sells its manufacturing plants, bringing to a close more than half a century of Australian motoring history and local car production. The project scope included civil, structural, mechanical, commissioning and HV electrical works required for the separation of common building utilities for the subdivisions of the sites.
Multiworks was originally engaged through ECI to provide input into the design constructability, methodology, staging and scheduling of the proposed subdivision projects at Geelong and Broadmeadows. After a formal RFQ Multiworks was eventually engaged as Principal Contractor, responsible for managing and coordinating the entire scope and the site of up-to 120 people.
At Broadmeadows, the new services to be constructed include domestic water, natural gas, fire services, stormwater and HV electrical up-to 5 meters deep.
Multiworks was the Principal Contractor responsible for managing coordinating the entire scope and the site of up-to 120 people.
Working under a schedule of rates contract, Multiworks have been responsible for the upgrading of Cawley Industrial Park over the past 12 years. Originally a manufacturing plant the 35,000m2 of industrial building required substantial refurbishment including:
The work consisted of upgrading 7 ARMCO culverts located at Kings Creek (2 no 2400 pipes) and Warringine Creek (4 no 3600 pipes). At each location the culverts support one track with form part of the Frankston to Stony Point Line.
Multiworks was responsible to perform all works to apply a shotcrete lining for the full internal circumference of each steel pipe, apron slab and revetment wall.
Work comprised refurbishment of Euroa Water Treatment Plant Plant to enable sludge management geobags to be installed and commissioned. Works include an access road, earthworks, modifications to existing water supply infrastructure, pits, pipes, tanks, lagoon refurbishment, removal of asbestos cement pipe, drainage structures and a reinforced concrete slab for the geobags as well as a D&C component for a supernatant recycle water pump station and pump main.
This 4.5 hectare site in Coburg was originally used by Austrim Nylex for the manufacturing of plastic automotive components. Prior to the creation of a new public access road and subdivision into 36 industrial allotments, the site required extensive remediation of the contaminated soil and groundwater. The remediation process involved:
Multiworks was responsible for the remediation and conversation of the 15 hectare James Hardie asbestos processing facility. The conversion of the site into a industrial park was undertaken over 7 years and required special care in not disturbing the underlying contamination. The works included;
This historic project comes about as Ford Australia sells its manufacturing plants, bringing to a close more than half a century of Australian motoring history and local car production. The project scope included civil, structural, mechanical, commissioning and HV electrical works required for the separation of common building utilities for the subdivisions of the sites.
Multiworks was originally engaged through ECI to provide input into the design constructability, methodology, staging and scheduling of the proposed subdivision projects at Geelong and Broadmeadows. After a formal RFQ Multiworks was eventually engaged as Principal Contractor, responsible for managing and coordinating the entire scope and the site of up-to 120 people.
At Geelong, the new services to be constructed within the existing manufacturing site include domestic water, sewer, fire services and stormwater buried up-to 6 meters deep.
Work onsite was consistently challenged by subsurface conditions as contaminated and erodible soil was spread throughout the site. As principal contractor Multiworks both managed and self performed the remedial works ensuring the safety of those onsite and the environment was not placed at risk.
