August 2007
Client:The Westfield SCM Co Pty Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Staff and equipment relocation
Info:Vegagroup can completely plan your relocation in every aspect, from planning, packing, storage to special needs.
In this staff relocation, the transfer was co-ordinated appropriately with minimum impact on office operations.
This included the relocation of various equipments, such as office computers, copiers & faxes, office furniture and file transfers.
Our approach to a timely planned relocation provides our clients with efficient results.
Time to complete:Aug 31 2007 - Sep 04 2007
James posted this on 05/09.

Link:http://www.westfield.com

August 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Island removal, fencing and line marking to improve traffic flows and increase carpark spaces
Info:When work is planned for exterior areas, weather has to be factored in especially with the changing trend towards wetter days in Sydney.
On its initial programmed date, this project was at the mercy of stormy weather, so rescheduling was the sensible thing to do. To facilitate the process, Vega provided a Public Protection Statement during construction work and a Traffic Management Plan.
In the early morning hours, barricades were erected fencing off the works zones and traffic signs were mounted for traffic management and direction.
The bulk of the works involved the removal of approximately 65sqm of raised islands.
Given that the international car park was previously landscaped complete with in-ground irrigation system, care was exercised during all excavation works ensuring existing services were not damaged. Also appropriate measures and procedures were in place to protect the stormwater system and surroundings from pollutants including soil, dust and wash from pavement cutting.
This was followed by reinstating the new surface with bitumen and the creation of a heavy duty kerb inlet pit with a trafficable flat pit lid to suit vehicular traffic loadings. Some existing signs were relocated or replaced, along with the installation of a 25 linear metre of pool fencing opposite the Rockdale Entry Gate. 25 wheel stops were installed and painted, and proximity line marking was undertaken which included the exit gate area, consistent with the existing carpark.
Time to complete:Aug 20 2007 - Aug 26 2007
James posted this on 26/08.

Links:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au
http://www.dulux.com.au

August 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Painting, electrical & attendant booths upgrade
Info:We aimed to keep the inconvenience of carpark patrons to a minimum. This is particularly tricky given that it's the exit area of the car park. This upgrade was to uplift the appearance of the exit areas. This included the painting of brick surfaces, bollards, guard rail bollards, plinths, cable trays, concrete pillars and overhead steel beams as well as the internal and external walls of attendant booths.
The scope for the painting works above followed the DULUX 3 coat system. Electrical works was undertaken by servicing the existing light fittings, as well as tubes replacement with daylight Tri-phosphors. The refurbishment of the booths comprised carpet tiles replacement and full exterior wall sheeting.
Time to complete:Aug 18 2007 - Aug 23 2007
Steve / James posted this on 28/08.

Links:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au
http://www.dulux.com.au

August 2007
Client:Competitive Foods Australia Pty Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Preparation and equipment bench modifications
Info:The existing preparation bench needed to be lowered to new specifications, while an adjusted customised extension to be installed allowing further space for food preparation and equipments. The extension was supported with colour backed glass or glass splashbacks as they are known. This came with the traditional Hungry Jack's signature red.
Time to complete:Aug 10 2007 - Aug 14 2007
Ant posted this on 15/08.

Links:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au
http://www.cfal.com.au

August 2007
Client:Competitive Foods Australia Pty Ltd
Project Management:Clifton Development Consultants Pty Ltd / Vegagroup
Brief:Enclosure of the restaurant's veranda seating areas with pool fencing
Info:The upgrade is multi-stage, with the initial stage covering eight Hungry Jack's restaurants: Ashfield, Mona Vale, Wyoming, West Gosford, Tuggerah, Jesmond and Raymond Terrace.
Works commenced by the dismantling of existing fixtures allowing for the new installation.
This included the removal and disposal of existing garden beds, glazing and other fittings. A 1.5 metre high pool fence was installed, enclosing the revamped veranda areas as well as adjoining playgrounds.
Furthermore all associated building works was carried out, making good of floors, tiles, and walls.
The existing furniture was re-installed to suit the new arrangement, together with the modification and the supply and installation of new seats and tables that were affected.
Time to complete:Aug 01 2007 - Sep 24 2007
Steve posted this on 25/09.

Links:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au
http://www.cfal.com.au
http://www.poolsafefencing.com.au

July 2007
Client:Hungry Jack's
Project Management:Beraldo Design
Brief:Store front glass and counter tops upgrade
Info:This type of work is best carried out after hours for the lowest amount of operations disruption, given its immediate point of contact with customers.
The front of the counter was prepared for the supply & installation of a new front checkered black & white glass with continuous signal red glazing. This replaced the old front counter design. Dupont's Corian® served as the counter top for its durability and minimal maintenance.
Time to complete:Jul 29 2007 - Jul 31 2007
Steve posted this on 01/08.

Links:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au
http://www.beraldodesign.com.au
http://www.dupont.com.au

July 2007
Client:Wilson Parking
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Full electrical inspection, repairs, maintenance & replacement of various lights & fittings
Info:This electrical inspection and maintenance was conducted at the following carpark stations: P21 Citipark; P84 Cinema Centre; P63 North Sydney; P78 MLC Centre.
The process was carried out on a range of tubular fluorescent lamps also known as tube lights for general lighting at various levels of the carparks, foyer, lift & entry areas.
Time to complete:Jul 26 2007 - Jul 28 2007
Naji posted this on 29/07.

Link:http://www.wilsonparking.com.au

July 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:New customised pipe railings and bollards for Pedestrian crossing
Info:Given the level of works usually occurring at the Domestic Terminal, a detailed works schedule was proposed to avoid conflict with other simultaneous works.
On AWP approval and work schedule clearance, Vega commenced with the removal of existing bollards, and the support Dynabolts were grinded down to concrete floor level for pedestrian safety. These were relocated for use in the forecourt of the distribution boards at the International Terminal. Subsequently, we proceeded with the supply and installation of approx. 17 linear metres of new pipe railing. This included a customised 11.5 metres of curved section to accommodate the kerb's curvature in specific areas.
Time to complete:Jul 23 2007 - Aug 01 2007
James posted this on 02/08.

Link:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au

July 2007
Client:d'Albora Marinas
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Repair of damaged wharf ramp
Info:This urgent project required a fast and effective response time, especially tuned for working in a marina environment.
The damaged wharf ramp was dislodged from the base concrete slab due to many factors, amongst them weathering, aging and continuous load.
A choice to use aluminium alloy mounting plates as a replacement was decided for longevity in this environment, although aluminium requires special welding tools and technique.
The concrete slab was repaired using high strength concrete, with the mounting plates re-instated using galvanised mounting anchor bolts. Additional reinforcement work was performed on the wharf edging for the fork lift path limiter, with the fabrication of steel plates engineered by Edwards Engineering.
Further inspection was carried out by our qualified TRAC technicians (Technical Rope Access Concept), accessing the underside of the boat storage roof for inspection and repair of various sprinkle valves.
The revolutionary Technical Rope Access Concept (TRAC) is a WorkCover Authority approved technique used to obtain access to high and inaccessible locations for the purpose of maintenance and rescue. Normally these locations would be impractical or unsafe to access.
Time to complete:Jul 19 2007 - Jul 23 2007
Nick / Jose posted this on 23/07.

Link:http://www.dalboramarinas.com.au

July 2007
Client:Air Calin
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Office refurbishment & electrical works
Info:Work commenced by the removal & disposal of existing partitions. Existing walls were prepared and painted in matching colours of the existing office environment. A customised new storage area in the form of enclosed cabinet was supplied and installed to fit along an existing 5m wall. Electrical works involved new cabling, supporting power points for new desks configuration and energy efficient and maintenance easy downlights providing even lighting.
Time to complete:Jul 18 2007 - Jul 25 2007
James posted this on 28/07.

Links:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au
http://www.aircalin.com.au

July 2007
Client:Private
Architects:Beraldo Design
Project Management:Beraldo Design
Engineers:Michael Ell Consulting Engineers Pty Ltd
Builders:Vegagroup / Kenowell Pty. Limited
Brief:Exterior and interior building renovations
Info:This project consisted of refurbishing the entire exterior and interior areas of a 2 storey seaside property. Situated at North Bondi, this means more exposure to the elements from sun and salt laden winds.
The refurbishments focused on the brick walls, ceilings, bathrooms, windows & doors, decking, plumbing, painting and landscaping. The trades involved were demolition, termite protection, concreting, bricklaying, plumbing, structural steel, carpentry, electrical, painting and landscaping.

Following the structural engineers report, works commenced in July. The first move was to clear the building of ad-hoc fixtures, existing brick walls, lintels, timber windows, stairs and timber floors. This prepared the way for the refurbishment efforts to get underway. This has returned the building and grounds to something of their original aspect.
Where more complete refurbishment proved unviable, elements were stabilised and finished in a certain way. The new brick walls replacing the old immediately reflected the desired final effect, and it stretched to cover neatly all that was exposed contrasting well with the white windows. New aluminium windows and doors were installed; fascia, gutter and eaves were replaced. Keeping the open areas warm, Jarrah timber decking was constructed and oil finished supported with structural steel posts.
Throughout the house, all timber floors were sanded and finished with polyurethane. General painting works covered the newly laid external brickwork with acrylic texture paint, painting internal walls, ceilings and doors. Ceilings plasterboard replaced with new, appropriately insulated, to deliver another energy efficient upshot.
The electrical upgrade focused on minimum heat dissipation with good coverage, and works involved new ceiling lights and support electrical for bathrooms and kitchen. The new high-efficiency natural gas hot water systems replaced the old and a promise of lesser demand on energy. Bathrooms were re-tiled to full height, tap ware and showerheads replaced, frameless shower installed as well as general waterproofing with full plumbing and drainage.

All involved should be congratulated for recognising and ensuring the integrity of the outcome.
Beraldo Design provided unsurpassed documentation and solutions;
Michael Ell Consulting Engineers provided professional advice.
Adam Vitalone and his team of dedicated builders from Kenowell were right on the mark.
The project was completed on budget and within the agreed duration of 14 weeks.
Time to complete:Jul 14 2007 - Aug 06 2007
Joe posted this on 06/08.

Links:http://www.beraldodesign.com.au
http://www.ell.com.au

July 2007
Client:Competitive Foods Australia Pty Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Minor maintenance upgrade works
Info:A restaurant full of activity located in a very demanding location would benefit from a thorough maintenance and repairs; hundreds of customers visit the Hungry Jack's Century restaurant daily.
These minor works came at the right time, providing the restaurant with a variety of improvements for both takeaway and dine-in customers.
Lighting was upgraded on the exterior side facing George Street, while interior lighting repairs and upgrade aimed to matching the existing halogen and fluoro lights. In particular areas such as the dining room and stairwell joining both levels, extra lighting was also installed for better ambience and enhanced visibility, matching the existing temperature for a seamless setting.
The stairwell region and the basement dining room also benefited from design enhancements with specially cut mirrors.
Ceilings, walls and doors received various upgrade works, from painting to tiling works all the way to stainless steel sheeting on various doors.
Moreover, new stainless steel was installed on condiment benches and infill pieces including the serviette and straw dispenser cabinets.

Special thanks to the great efforts of the team at Powell General Sheet Metal Pty Ltd for their quality and professional stainless steel work.
Further equipment upgrade works took place on the Menu Board and the air-vents in the Broiler room.
You're invited to further enjoy your lunch, dinner or occasional meal at the rejuvenated and lively Hungry Jack's Century restaurant located at 640 George Street Sydney.
Time to complete:Jul 11 2007 - Jul 22 2007
Ant posted this on 23/07.

Links:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au
http://www.cfal.com.au
http://www.powells.com.au

June 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Civil works, fencing, line-marking & wheel stops
Info:In recent years Sydney Airport has provided significant upgrades to the operations of ground transport services, amongst them a larger and more efficient domestic taxi holding area.
Given the extent of peak vehicular movement through the Domestic Precinct, we ensured uninterrupted operations at all times with minimum impact on vehicle traffic flows in any of the areas of work.
Our operations followed a specific and detailed programme coupled with a Project Management Plan, administering the entire process.
Also to ensure public and vehicles safety within the car park all necessary work method measures were taken. This included providing and maintaining a suitable barricade at all times.
Works commenced by an erection of an approved 1,800mm high temporary fencing surrounding the compound in preparation.
The civil works incorporated the construction of concrete dish drains and an asphalt gutter as specified by RTA’s applicable standards. We needed to ensure existing drainage was not compromised and turning circles from Vickers Ave in new driveways remained achievable.
Material type included 25mm asphalt pavement complying with Traffic Category 2d with base material DGB 20 and sub-base DBS40.
A new chain wire mesh fence and gates were installed to match the existing height of 1,800mm.
Most line-marking works comprised aisles numbering and line marking matching the existing Domestic Terminal Holding Bays line marking. Wheel stops were also supplied and painted to match.
Time to complete:Jun 28 2007 - Jul 01 2007
James posted this on 01/07.

Link:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au

June 2007
Client:Air Tahiti Nui
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Replacement of ceiling at Air Tahiti Nui office
Info:Considering the noise level is to be kept to a minimum to ensure that other terminal users and tenants are not affected, works producing high level of noise, dust and smoke was carried out during the curfew hours.
Following the Works Plan approval (AWP) we commenced with the isolation of fire detectors throughout the work area. All light fittings were disconnected, dismantled and removed off-site. The entire tenancy ceiling grid and tiles were removed as well. A new grid ceiling and ceiling tiles were supplied and installed and major services were restored to prior working conditions. Finally all refuse & debris was removed from airport site at the completion of works.
Air Tahiti Nui is the international airline of Tahiti and the leading carrier to French Polynesia. The airline was founded in 1996 and has headquarters in Papeete and operates from Faa'a International Airport on the island of Tahiti.
Time to complete:Jun 25 2007 - Jun 28 2007
James posted this on 28/06.

Links:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au
http://www.airtahitinui.com.au

June 2007
Client:The Westfield Group
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Line-marking on level 5 / roof
Info:To keep vehicles and pedestrians at a safe distance from the work area, barricades and signage were used to direct operations.
At the outset all the existing arrows and line-markings were cleared off along with built-up road grime, oil and other spillages. This returned the surface to unsoiled conditions ready for the application of new line-marking and directional stencil lettering. Line-marking delineating new car bays were applied, as well as traffic management arrows.
An eco-friendly thermoplastic road marking paint was applied, incorporating Class C glass beads in the mix (In accordance with AS4049.2). The reflective glass beading enhances visibility under unfavourable light conditions. This thermoplastic paint also produces an audio tactile edge feedback.
Time to complete:Jun 20 2007 - Jun 20 2007
Ant posted this on 21/06.

Link:http://www.westfield.com

June 2007
Client:Hungry Jack's
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Supply & install storage shelving at Hungry Jack's Smithfield Warehouse
Info:A made to measure 35m in total of shelving structure with frames for support, designed for holding storage boxes of various sizes.
Time to complete:Jun 20 2007 - Jun 20 2007
Ant posted this on 21/06.

Link:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au

June 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Minor building alteration works at the ex-Hairdresser shop
Info:Following the approval of the Safe Work Method Statement, work commenced with the levelling out of the 66m² of flooring to match the adjoined external area; this was achieved by the removal of 15mm of concrete screed and the subsequent supply & installation of new tiling.
The main shopfront was kept unchanged, while few sections were custom boxed with laminate to match some existing fixtures.
All existing light fittings and cabling were removed from the ceiling and made safe for work to commence on walls and ceilings.
The existing walls were patched and painted and the entire gyprock ceiling removed and replaced with new grid ceiling and ceiling tiles. New electrical cabling was provided along with new power points. The existing electrical board was reconfigured to suit the new layout and various double light fittings were supplied and installed, along with emergency lighting and emergency exit signs.
All the existing air-conditioning registers were replaced with Thermafuser zone temperature control system, which operates effectively without the need for a power source. This is to match existing system requirements.
A provision for an access panel to the existing hydraulic drainage connection point was provided for future tenant's connection.
At job completion, certificates were provided from the engaged specialty contractors to confirm the various service installations are operational and complying with industry standards.
Premier Fire Protection Services: Sprinklers, EWIS and smoke detectors.
Smith Spratt: Emergency lights, electrical installations including lighting and EDB (AS3000 and BCA Section J6 for artificial lighting).
Time to complete:Jun 18 2007 - Jul 23 2007
James posted this on 23/07.

Links:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au
http://www.premfire.com.au/

June 2007
Client:Wilson Parking
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Colour code painting, linemarking, speed humps & car bays sensors installation
Info: Optus commenced moving its Australian head office from North Sydney to the Stockland-owned and managed CentreCourt Estate in Lyon Park Road, Macquarie Park.
Two weeks ahead of the move, Vegagroup was contracted for various works within the carpark. The scope varied from implementation of the new design & layout of the carpark, colour code painting of the entire carpark, linemarking, speed humps installation and car bays sensors.

The 84,000m² campus-style workplace is a
mini-town within a suburb, incorporating six low rise buildings accommodating 6,500 Optus employees, with support retail facilities, food court, gymnasium, child care centre and 2400 car spaces. This $350 million development is Stockland's flagship office park site. Did you know that Stockland is one of Australia's largest, most diversified property groups?

Following our submission of the Schedule of works coupled with the OH&S and insurance documents, site induction took place and works commenced. Few days late of schedule but nevertheless we started at last.

Wilson Parking was responsible for re-designing the new carpark layout. The bulk of our work comprised the colour-code painting of carpark zones A, B, C & D, covering walls, columns, lift foyer zones, line-marking, speed humps and wheel stoppers.
Twenty painters pressed on hard with day and afternoon shifts. After all, a week from now the place will be buzzing with people and cars, and a successful just-in-time completion was high on our agenda.
On a project of that scale and timeline, everything happens at a certain magnitude. An addition to our brief was the installation of 1,400 state of the art sensors for the advanced car park management system implemented by Wilson Technology Solutions.
Wilson Technology Solutions managed this area of car park access control equipment, they pride themselves on offering a superior range of technically based industry applications with an ability to source any product worldwide that meets specific requirements at short notice.

In his opening speech to guests, amongst them Prime Minister John Howard at the official opening of the campus, Optus CEO Paul O'Sullivan affirmed, ".many of the key players clustered in this high-tech corridor around Macquarie University. Optus arrival gives the corridor a powerful boost - which will be further reinforced because we expect many of our suppliers, customers and collaborators to move into the area as well. It is becoming Australia's answer to Silicon Valley in California, Silicon Fen in Cambridge in the UK, and the high tech clusters around Bangalore in India."

Truer words have never been said.
Next time you're in North Ryde, take a stroll and see the story in the making.
Time to complete:Jun 18 2007 - Jun 30 2007
Steve posted this on 30/06.

Links:http://www.wilsonparking.com.au
http://www.wilsontechsolutions.com.au
http://www.optus.com.au
http://www.stockland.com.au

June 2007
Client:Sydney Boat Share Pty Limited
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Office refurbishments
Info:Gyprock work and plaster repairs on internal office walls as well as painting and electrical. Roof maintenance works included leak locating and repairing as well as supply and install of new materials.
Time to complete:Jun 14 2007 - Jun 16 2007
Joe posted this on 16/06.

Links:http://www.dalboramarinas.com.au
http://www.sydneyboatshare.com.au

June 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Fencing of areas as a result of the commencement of construction at the new multi-storey car park
Info:This fencing works is part of the development of the new multi-storey car park at the International Terminal. The installation comprised 85 linear meter of fencing supported by 38 concrete pads 400mm deep. The existing old fence was removed. When completed, the new multi-storey car park would provide approximately 7,900 car parking spaces in two 12 level modules.
The additional car parking spaces would cater for forecasted passenger and related activity at the International Terminal over the coming decade.
Time to complete:Jun 12 2007 - Jun 25 2007
James posted this on 25/06.

Link:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au

June 2007
Client:Wilson Parking
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Electrical inspection, Testing & Tagging of electrical items & appliances
Info: This electrical inspection, testing, and tagging of all electrical equipment and appliances was conducted at the following carpark stations: P21 Citipark; P76; P77 Australia Square; P78 MLC Centre; P84 Cinema Centre; P32 Nicholson Street St. Leonards; P52 Christie Street St. Leonards; P58 North Sydney; P60 Miller Street; P142; P56 Help Street Chatswood; P155 George Street; P63 North Sydney; P127 Goldfields House.
The process involved visual inspection of devices, especially the leads and copper terminals. Followed by electrical testing of appliances with various test equipment checking for unnoticed electrical faults. Tests include; an insulation resistance test; earth continuity, earth routine or earth bond test; a polarity test; and an earth leakage test. Furthermore, safety tagging of appliances was applied verifying its safe approval clearly stating the testing date and information was logged according to AS3760.
It's always prudent to be pro-active on electrical safety in the workplace with scheduled safety checks.
Portable electrical equipment, including flexible cords need to be regularly inspected for wear and mechanical damage, and periodically tested for earth continuity and insulation resistance.
Time to complete:Jun 10 2007 - Jun 13 2007
Naji posted this on 14/06.

Link:http://www.wilsonparking.com.au

June 2007
Client:Centro Properties Group
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Linemarking at Lady Cutler Drive
Info:The line marking of the entry and exit areas on Lady Cutler Drive. This included re-line marking of the pedestrian crossing, the arrows at the entry and exit lanes, zigzag lines along the exit area and the painting of side of the kerbs around the islands.
As part of pedestrian safety, appropriate measures and precautions were implemented while works were being carried out. Barricades and signage were used to keep vehicles and pedestrians a safe distance from the work area. An on-site traffic controller supervised all vehicular egress movements and machinery.
Time to complete:Jun 04 2007 - Jun 05 2007
James posted this on 05/06.

Link:http://www.centro.com.au

May 2007
Client:Hungry Jack's
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Upholstery repairs
Info:Upholstery repairs is provided regularly throughout the Hungry Jack's network of restaurants. The service includes repairs of existing seats, stools and benches as well as complete re-covering and upholstery of seats.
As required, works are carried out onsite or offsite.
Time to complete:May 21 2007 - Jun 10 2007
Ant posted this on 24/05.

Link:http://www.hungryjacks.com.au

May 2007
Client:Centro Properties Group
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:De-fit of ex Cafe' Illusion tenancy
Info:Following appropriate site induction and the premises already vacated, works commenced for a complete defit.
The existing carpet was removed, ceiling dismantled and all walls stripped of existing fixtures. Seven days a week, Cafe' Illusion used to cater for approx. 80 diners daily, so kitchen operations was fairly busy considering the various fryer hoods that were removed. Make good works followed and the existing floor tiles were dismantled, and floor grinded down. All noisy and heavy-duty work was performed after hours, especially jack hammering.
Time to complete:May 17 2007 - Jun 05 2007
James posted this on 05/06.

Link:http://www.centro.com.au

May 2007
Client:Wilson Parking
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Electrical works for BioScan® Fingerprint Readers
Info: Provision of plugpoints & power sockets for BioScan® units conducted at the following carpark stations: P32 Nicholson Street St Leonards; P52 Christie Street St. Leonards; P56 Help Street Chatswood; P60 Miller Street; P125 Christie Street St. Leonards / Northern Suburbs Rugby Football Club. Provided by Bio Recognition Systems Pty Ltd, BioScan® is a world class Biometric solution for physical access. It utilises the latest Radio Frequency / Ultrasonic biometric technology, it monitors, control access, audit and prevent unauthorised access.
Time to complete:May 15 2007 - May 24 2007
Naji posted this on 25/05.

Links:http://www.wilsonparking.com.au http://www.brsgrp.com

May 2007
Client:Centro Properties Group
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Ground repair at the NRMA entry
Info:To achieve the best possible results, the area was barricaded for 2 days, diverting pedestrians to other entrances. The existing red floor surface was completely grinded off, exposing construction slab. This was followed by the application of concrete mortar to achieve the levels required for DCC CRM 12. Some existing smaller cracks were repaired using Epirez Epoxy. Finally a new stencil pattern and sealer was applied to the entire area.
Time to complete:May 15 2007 - May 29 2007
James posted this on 30/05.

Link:http://www.centro.com.au

May 2007
Client:Sydney Airport Corporation Ltd
Project Management:Vegagroup
Brief:Supply & installation of fencing at the new Southern Pedestrian Crossing
Info:We were advised to proceed & deliver in a short timeframe. Following our assessment of the affected areas, a total of 20 linear meters x 900mm height fencing was needed, also matching in material and size to the existing fence. The installed fence will block various areas around the old pedestrian crossing, leading up to the new pedestrian crossing T1.
Time to complete:May 11 2007 - May 17 2007
James posted this on 18/05.

Link:http://www.sydneyairport.com.au