Central West Civil Pty Ltd (CWC) is an Australian owned and operated company based in Bathurst NSW. We have been operating as a construction and civil earthmoving company since 2000, completing projects along the East coast of Australia from North Queensland to Tasmania. At CWC, we aim to work as partners with our customers to achieve superior results and value for money. CWC has a policy of dual representation, where we not only represent ourselves but also our customers and their business. CWC’s vision is to be recognised for delivering a quality product whilst providing safe and worthwhile employment for our staff and their families.

Central West Civil provides civil construction and earthworks services to Government and private industry sectors alike. We are committed to providing industry best practice and quality standards to clients. We pride ourselves on building successful teams that are committed to these principals, and who subscribe to a professional Code of Ethics, integrity, and respectful communications. We measure our success by client satisfaction, environmental protection, and a safe. Central West Civil strives to maintain its commitment to service excellence through innovation, experience, and quality.

Central West Civil’s multi-skilled team has the experience and track record to ensure your project is delivered safely, efficiently, and on time. CWC is comprehensively insured and provides a diverse range of construction services including:

• Road construction and maintenance• Bulk earthworks• Major concrete works• Construction• Bridge construction and maintenance• Rail construction and maintenance• Pipelines• Supply of Plant and Equipment• General civil services

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Central West Civil has over 12 years’ experience providing construction services to a wide variety of clients in both metropolitan and rural regions. Some projects completed during this period are listed below.

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ConstructionCWC has provided construction services to:

ABC Childcare Coogee NSW $600kWagga Wagga NSW $750kGriffith NSW $820kOrange NSW $900k

Universal ChildcareManly NSW $1.3mil.Fairlight NSW $1.6mil.

Macquarie Bank Artarmon NSW $1.1mil.Bayswater VIC $350kHobart TAS $800k

Elysium Group Noosa QLD $23mil.

Hamilton Island Enterprises Hamilton Island QLD $1.1mil.

Baie Group Neutral Bay NSW $5.6mil.

John Holland Group - CRNKeppel Street $550k

NSW Public WorksWalgett Levee $2.3mil.Darlington Point Levee $885k

WaterNSWLake Brewster $3.2mil.Booberoi Bridge $200k

Oak Tree Retirement GroupStanley Street – Value $1.5mil.

Lipman $1.2mil. FK Gardener & Sons $1.3mil. KLMR Civil $1mil. MAAS Civil Pty Ltd $1mil. Newcrest Mining Limited

Cadia-Ridgeway Mine $150k Nestle Australia Pty Ltd $350k Forestry NSW $100k Murrumbidgee Irrigation $800k Norwood Park Crematorium $200k MAAS Civil $100k

Rail InfrastructureCWC has provided rail infrastructure services to:

John Holland GroupCountry Regional Network

ARTC North East VIC Line Mel Metro Line VIC Goulburn Line NSW

Leighton Contractors UHV Alliance

State & Local Government Infrastructure

CWC has provided construction services to: WaterNSW NSW Public Works Murrindindi Shire Council Moira Shire Council Blayney Shire Council Orange Shire Council Wagga Wagga City Council

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State & Local Government Infrastructure

CWC has provided construction services to: Bathurst Regional Council

BMX TrackBathurst AerodromeRugby League FieldsHawthornden Creek Stages II, III, IVCarrathool Shire CouncilLachlan Street Levee Refurbishment

Dubbo CouncilDubbo Sale Yards Expansion

Wellington Shire Council Stabilisation

Cowra Shire CouncilErambie Shared Path

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Subdivision & Bulk Earthwork Projects

Aspley View Estate, Lagoon Approximately 30Acres with 10,000m² of roadways

Browns Creek Road Subdivision, Blayney Aerodrome Subdivision, Bathurst Oak Tree Group, Stanley Street, Bathurst Nestle Sewer Rising Main, Blayney Bathurst Crematorium Dam

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Stabilisation & Rehabilitation Projects Stabilisation works UT Creek, Alexandra VIC

Approximately 2400m³, 21 tonne excavator & 4 x rock trucks, Rock came from Mansfield quarry approx. 1 hour away due to there being no large rock quarry in the Alexandra area .

NSW Public WorksWalgett Levee Upgrade Stage IV

WaterNSWLake Brewster Rehabilitation & Restoration Works Stage 1Lake Brewster Rehabilitation & Restoration Works Stage 2Booberoi Bridge Restoration

Murrindindi Shire CouncilFlood Recovery works, reconstruction roads Bridges, & Drainage assets

Moira Shire CouncilFlood Recovery works , reconstruction roads Bridges, & Drainage assets

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Stabilisation Projects

UT Creek, Alexandra VICStabilisation works Completed 5 rock cutes, Approx. 2000m² of rock amour while creek was in full flow, works were undertaken in conjunction with the Goulburn Broke Catchment Management Authority

, Cathedral Lane, Buxton VIC,Beaching rock to culvert, Approx. 30m², over 100 culvert and pipe replacements including beaching rock for the Murrindindi Shire

Yea to Whittlesea Rd, Hazeldene VicDue to a large landslip CWC was required to strip the site of the slip, form and pour a footing to support rock gabion cages to act as a toe, lay geotextile to slip above and stabilise with beaching rock Approx. 1500m²

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Stabilisation Projects

Stoney Creek Bridge, Thornton VICRock beaching to bridge abutments, hand laid Approx. 80m²

Spring Valley Road, Flowerdale VICCulvert replacement and erosion control Approx. 250m²

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Our Senior Management team consists of highly skilled and experienced project engineers, managers, foremen, operators, and financial and administrative staff.

Director: Simon WithersQualifications: • Certificate IV Civil Construction• Certificate IV Construction (Clerk of Works)• Operators licences to operate most plant and equipment• Safety and protection certificates for NSW and VIC Rail controlExpertise:Simon has been in the construction industry for 20 years, starting as an apprentice carpenter on residential sites and progressing through to project management for large commercial contractors. In 2000 he began his own business concentrating on civil and concrete construction projects.

IMS-Project Manager/Office Manager: Yvonne ManockQualifications:• Master Environment Management • Bachelor of Emergency Management • Diploma Quality Auditing & Organisational Consultation Certification• Diploma Work Health & Safety• Certificate IV Training & Assessment• Certificate IV Business ManagementExpertise:Yvonne has over 20 years of construction risk and environmental management across a wealth of corporate and industrial sectors. She has been responsible for developing business systems that enable decision making and the achievement of organisational and client objectives through structures such as governance, due diligence, responsible risk-management, innovation, and accountability.

Surveyor/Estimator: Christopher Price Qualifications:• Diploma Surveying• Certificate IV Civil ConstructionExpertise:Chris has over 10 years of surveying experience within various Regional NSW mines in subsurface and above ground surveying. During that time he has led and controlled survey teams on bulk earthworks and infrastructure projects.

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Bookkeeper/Administration Assistant: Ellise JohnsonQualifications:• Bachelor of AccountancyExpertise:Ellise has been working as our Bookkeeper and Administration Assistance since completing her university degree in 2015.

Site Supervisor: Daniel HarrisQualifications:• Certificate IV Civil ConstructionExpertise:Daniel has over 15 years of Civil Construction experience in regional NSW, working on private and public funded projects alike.

Site Manager/Plant Operator: Leon MaoateQualifications:• Certificate IV Civil Construction• Operators licences to operate most plant and equipment• Black Coal Certificate• Certificate I & II SupervisorExpertise:Leon is a diesel mechanic by trade and has been in the civil construction industry for 19 years. He has worked as a Production Manager for Rio Tinto in Western Australia; a Rehabilitation Manager for Ensam Resources, Emerald Queensland; and a plant operator at HSC Earthmoving, Mackay Queensland.

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Central West Civil has an Integrated Management System (IMS) covering three core standards of: Quality, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental Management. The system manuals are structured around the necessary policies, procedures and work instructions (Safe Work Method Statements, Safe Work Procedures, and Project Management Plans and Forms) which are required to be implemented to meet International & Australian Standards, Industry Standards, Best Practice, and NSW Procurement. Central West Civil is certified to the following:

Quality: AS/NZS ISO 9001:2015; Quality Management Systems: Civil Construction, Design and Construct, Operations and Maintenance.

New South Wales Government Quality Management Systems Guidelines (NSW Procurement).

Occupational Health & Safety: AS 4801: 2001; Occupational Health and Safety Management Systems: Civil Construction, Design and Construct, Operations and Maintenance.

New South Wales Government Work Health & Safety Management Systems & Auditing Guidelines 5th Edition, September 2013 (Updated May 2014), (NSW Procurement)

Environment Management: AS/NZS ISO 14001:2015; Environmental Management System: : Civil Construction, Design and Construct, Operations and Maintenance.

New South Wales Government Environmental Management Systems Guideline Edition 3, August 2013, (NSW Procurement).

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH & SAFETY MANAGEMENT - POLICYThe health, safety and welfare of all workers and visitors are of equal importance to all other operational considerations. The PCBU, supervisors and workers work together to ensure a safe workplace for all whilst complying with the Work Health & Safety Act, WH&S Regulations and AS/NZS 4801:2001. Central West Civil Pty Ltd will meet its commitment to continual improvement and organisational objectives via the management and communication of the following responsibilities.

Central West Civil Pty Ltd is responsible for:• Ensuring compliance with Work Health, Safety and welfare legal requirements including

the Work Health & Safety Act and Regulations, Codes of Practice, AS/NZS Standards and industry best practice as a minimum level within all of its activities.

• Ensure reasonable steps are taken to provide a safe workplace and safe ways of working.• Reducing workplace incidents and workplace illness.• Providing ways for workers to be informed about and involved in health and safety issues

at work.• Ensuring workers are consulted as per the Work Health & Safety Act.• Ensuring workers receive information, training and supervision as is necessary to enable

the workers to perform their work in a manner that is safe and without risks to health.• Ensuring this policy and all safe work procedures are kept up-to-date.• Conducting regular health and safety inspection at worksites.

Employees are responsible for:• Following reasonable instructions and using equipment provided by the PCBU to protect

their health and safety while at work.• Identifying and reporting any workplace incidents or hazards to their supervisor.• Being involved in the resolution of work health and safety issues.• Protecting their health and safety and that of others by not working while under the

influence of alcohol or other drugs.• Not interfering with, or removing any safety guards, safety devices or protective

equipment provided by the PCBU.

We can expect contractors and visitors to:• Abide by work health and safety legal responsibilities, and follow any reasonable

instructions and advice while at the PCBU workplace.

Consultation• The organisation has total commitment to encouraging consultation, coordination and co-

operation between management and workers. It will formally involve workers in any workplace change, which will affect their health, and safety in any workplace. Furthermore the Director has an “open door” position on WHS matters, where any staff member or site personnel are welcome to discuss any safety concern or matter directly with him, and they are supported in stopping works until the matter is resolved.

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QUALITY MANAGEMENT - POLICYThe fundamental goal of Central West Civil Pty Limited is to service and satisfy our customer's needs and quality expectations in all our work endeavours. Central West Civil Pty Ltd is committed to a policy of continual improvement. Measurable quality objectives are established and subject to review to ensure that the quality of services offered by the business, continue to meet our customer’s needs and expectations in line with Central West Civil Pty Ltd’s business contexts. Central West Civil Pty Ltd in its commitment to quality management communicates the following to personnel and customers alike.

Central West Civil Pty Ltd recognises that quality is the responsibility of all workers and that management must lead in the development and implementation of a Quality Assurance Program which satisfies both Australian and International as well as any regulatory requirements.

This is achieved by the implementation, maintenance and the continual improvement of an effective business wide Quality Management System in compliance with AS/NZS ISO-9001:2015 that provides a framework for continual improvement, and in meeting the organisation’s purposes and quality objectives.

The management of Central West Civil Pty Ltd are strongly committed to providing total customer satisfaction and to that end has adopted the following key guiding Objectives and Principals:

• Every worker is responsible for quality.• As a member of the community, Central West Civil Pty Ltd will act

responsibly with regard to the environmental & safety issues and support local industry.

• Activities carried out by Central West Civil Pty Ltd will conform to all contractual requirements specified by the customer, comply with all statutory and regulatory requirements.

• The maintenance of an on-going training program to equip all our workers with the necessary skills and knowledge to support our customers and the business goals and objectives.

• The implementation of a Green Procurement Program by purchasing green goods where possible that have a lower impact on the environment.

• All workers of Central West Civil Pty Ltd extend their full and unqualified support to this policy and commit to the continuous improvement process and provisioning of customer satisfaction.

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ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT - POLICYCentral West Civil Pty Ltd (CWC) is committed to achieving compatibility between Ecological Sustainable Development and the maintenance of the environment whilst complying with AS/NZS ISO 14001:2015 and meeting the requirements of both Client’s and the organisation’s objectives, targets, plans and outcomes.

To fulfil this commitment the PCBU and our workers will observe all environmental laws and company objectives through:

• Ensuring compliance with environmental legal requirements including the EPA Regulations, AS/NZS Standards and industry best practice as a minimum level within all of its activities.

• Integrating environmental factors into planning and operational decisions and processes.

• Assessing environmental effects (including short and long-term economic, environmental, social, and equitable factors) of our activities, and regularly monitoring and auditing our ongoing environmental performance.

• Continually improve our environmental performance and prevent pollution.• Communicate environmental requirements and any changes to all relevant

personnel.• Promote environmental awareness among our workers and contractors to

increase understanding of environmental matters.• Use of innovations and technologies to minimise atmospheric emissions

and noises, increase energy efficiencies, and reduce water consumption.• Minimise the generation of waste products and support local content in

works.• Be an industry leader in Environmental Management.• Support the principals of Ecologically Sustainable Development as detailed

in NSW environmental legislation.

Reportable Environmental BreachesNil to Report

Reportable Safety incidents or Provision Improvement Notice (PIN)Nil to Report

Safety Statistics including Lost Time Injuries (LTI)Nil to Report

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