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Main Roads WA

Southern Gateway Alliance

Downer EDI

THIESS

Leighton Contractors

Transfield Services

Western Road Services

Blackwoods

Environmental Industries

Sydney City Council

Perth City Council

Joondalup City Council

Waverley Council

Liverpool City Council

Ryde City Council

Tryaning Council

Gosford Council

Strathfield Council

Randwick Council

Subiaco City Council

Canbay Service Providers

Pittwater City Council

Orange City Council

Swan City Council

Redcliffe City Council

Cambridge City Council

Emoleum Services (CSR)

Stirling City Council

Gosnells City Council

Parkonsult

Swan City Council

Tomen Corporation

Canning City Council

Fremantle City Council

Town of Cambridge

Jesters Pies

Hillary's Boat Harbour

Burswood Resort

WA University

VCP Streetcare

South Perth Council

Road Safety Shop

City of Melville

Woolondilly Shire Council

Ku-ring-gai Council

Carine Childcare

Sunny Signs

De Neefe Industries

Oasis Umbrellas

Ambit Industries

Road Safety Shop

Jason Signmakers

Christmas Island Council

Bunbury City Council

Saypol

Doric

Dudes Maintenance

Red Rooster

Kalamunda Shire

Kambos

Safety Signs Service

Road Traffic Services

Erections WA

Canning City Council

Vic Park City Council

 

 

Major contractors

Leading the way

Australia's leading road construction and maintenance contractors Leighton Contractors, Downer EDI, Transfield Maintenance, and THIESS are always seeking to improve their developments and reduce costs to their clients. These contractors have all chosen to implement "smart" sustainable technology on their latest developments to reduce the cost and improve the efficiency of maintenance on these developments.

Bollards and grabrails can be removed in seconds and the sustainable technology ensures the foundations on these developments will never be disturbed, keeping them in good condition for generations.

 

Main Roads WA

building a better future

Main Roads WA are working towards creating a sustainable future for WA tax payers by reducing maintenance and substantially reducing maintenance costs today, tomorrow and well into the future. These innovations will continue providing savings and improving the effectiveness of Main Roads maintenance activities for generations.

Concerned about the financial sustainability and safety of their roads, Main Roads has introduced smart sustainable technology to reduce the cost of maintaining traffic signage, bollards and handrails on their urban roads.

This smart technology ensures the concrete and brickpaved foundations remain in tact for generations and enables damaged traffic infrastructure to be replaced in seconds with no disturbance to the public. This technologty not only reduces the disturbance, the amount of wastage and substantially reduces costs- it also improves safety of both workers and the general public.

The streets are kept in good condition at all times with no trip factors and vital traffic signage can be replaced quickly, reducing the risk of injury to the public and disturbance to traffic flow. No heavy lifting or heavy labour is required and workers can replace items quickly reducing time workers spend in dangerous locations, reducing the risk of injury and litigation.

 

Local Government Authorities

Will not fail to impress!

Well maintained streetscapes and infrastructure is one of the first indicators of an effective local government authority, and a visit to Subiaco, Joondalup, or Gosnells councils in WA will not fail to impress!

Many of Western Australian local government authorities have introduced sustainable technology in an effort to improve the effectiveness of their infrastructure maintenance activities, but these three councils have widely implemented this sustainable technology- and it shows!

The streets are kept in pristine condition at all times and there is no disturbance to the public, no waste product and no disturbance caused by maintenance activities.

City of Perth

Reducing bollard maintenance

In the city centre, filled with tourists and large numbers of pedestrians day and night, maintaining busy city streetscapes can be difficult. City of Perth had a major problem with vehicles impacting their many bollards and causing costly damage to the surrounding brick-paving and foundations.

SIS has provided a low cost solution that enables steel bollards to deflect and return upright when impacted by a vehicle. This low cost solution protects the foundations from damage, and has substantially reduced maintenance on their bollards and the surrounding paving.

When a bollard is badly impacted it does not have to be discarded, as it can be reused and replaced using re-usable Sustainable technology and without any disturbance to the general public.

Streetcare

Europe leading the way

Street furniture such as seating, outdoor tables, outdoor umbrellas, barriers, sorts posts, tennis nets, soccer goal posts, can all be secured on the Auto Lock & Release System- reducing maintenance and making them simply removable and replaceable in seconds.

Top photo is from Europe where high quality street furniture and aesthetic structures are commonly secured on the Auto Lock & Release System.

The system has been used to secure outdoor furniture including outdoor statues and outdoor art (that is replaced regularly creating a dynamic streetscape/ or requires removal for cleaning) cafe tables (which are made stable and overcomes problem of uneven ground) and seating, outdoor umbrellas, bins in vulnerable coastal locations, bike racks, removable fencing, soccer goal posts, tennis nets and much more.

Transfield

Improving durability in coastal locations

Transfield is responsible for maintaining some of WA's most high profile and heavily populated tourist destinations. Situated on the coast, Hillary's Marina and Fremantle Harbour are prone to damage from the heavy traffic and provide the added problem of corrosion and rust.

Transfield uses sustainable technology to reduce maintenance and improve the overall effectiveness of their maintenance activities by installing signposting, handrails, rubbish bins and bollards on the Auto Lock & Release System and utilising the Impact Recovery System for reducing maintenance on bollards.

All items of infrastructure can be maintained without disturbance to the pubic - even during busy tourist season.

SGA

WA's largest "smart" road construction project

Southern Gateway Alliance was a project funded by Main Roads WA that brought together the skills of a range of leading developers and contractors to produce one of the finest, most sustainable highway developments the country has seen.

The Perth to Bunbury Highway employed SIS sustainable technology to improve the durability and effectiveness of this project. Roadside infrastructure is installed using SIS technology, that will ensure the integrity of their development is preserved for generations to enjoy!

A world class development that will ensure their is no disturbance to traffic flow required on this busy freeway for maintenance on infrastructure, and no waste product resulting from maintenance on their infrastructure.