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After decades of use as a gasworks operation, the soil and groundwater at this site near Macdonaldtown station had become contaminated. The historic site housed a gasworks operation from 1892 until 1958 which produced gas for railway carriages and the Eveleigh Railway Workshops.
Melbourne’s massive Metro Tunnel project is made up of twin 9km rail tunnels, news stations and high capacity signalling.
Fortress Fencing’s XT Edge Protection fencing was specified as a perfect solution to keep workers away from hazardous zones.
Victoria’s extensive West Gate Tunnel Project will deliver a vital alternative to the congested West Gate Bridge. It will provide a much needed second river crossing, quicker and safer journeys, and remove thousands of trucks from the city’s residential streets.
Concrete jersey barriers are frequently used across Australia’s roads to prevent vehicles from crossing the midline or leaving the roadway. They do this by absorbing the impact of out of control vehicles and safely redirecting them along the length of the barrier in order to cause the least possible damage.
Watpac is currently constructing two new schools – Arthur Phillip High and Parramatta Public. The project, valued at $187 million, is set to deliver a new high-rise high school for up to 2,000 students. Additionally, Parramatta Public School will have a new multi-storey building.
Fortress Fencing supplied Select Plant Hire with 50m of Water-Wall™ Waterfilled Barriers. Workers installed the barriers along Maze Crescent. This therefore created a safe protective barrier between traffic and pedestrians.
National Parks and Wildlife Service staff identified that the concrete picnic shelter at Little Bay had become unsafe. The roof had partially collapsed and additionally, there was structural damage to the concrete. The brick and concrete block construction had sustained damage that had rendered it unsafe for public use.
Fortress Fencing supplied 100 metres of our premium fence fabric along the front boundary of the site. This provided high quality and highly visible branding. Furthermore, it advertised how potential residents could find out more information.
Fortress Fencing supplied WJD Properties with 72 square metres of Vinyl Hoarding Banners which were fitted to the Class B Hoarding located on the corner of Merriman Street and Bettington Street, Millers Point.
Fortress Fencing supplied John Holland Murphy Pipe Civil JV with 100 linear metres of Fortress Sound Barrier acoustic curtains. These were installed on temporary fencing around the site to reduce noise to the surrounding suburban area whilst trenches were excavated.
Fortress Fencing supplied John Holland CPB Ghella (JHCPBG) Joint Venture with 68 metres of Deltabloc DB80 Concrete Barriers to the coastline at the temporary retrieval site.
Fortress Fencing supplied Raland Construction with 25 metres of Trafix 2000 Waterfilled Barriers. This provided a safe barrier between pedestrians and traffic along the road.
