Boral — Corporate Update (July 2017)
30 slides from Boral's corporate update, Jul 27, 2017
Slide 1: Boral Berrima Cement Community Meeting 27 July 2017
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Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda ˃ Welcome and introductions, safety moment ˃ Previous meeting and matters arising ˃ Boral Cement and Berrima Cement Works update ˃ Fuelling the Future: Solid Waste Derived Fuels Implementation ˃ Environmental monitoring and update ˃ Community activities and general business
Slide 3: Introductions and safety moment
Introductions and safety moment ˃ Stuart Hutchings Operations Manager (NSW), Boral Cement ˃ Belinda Prideaux Environment Manager, Boral Cement ˃ Michael Curley Health Safety Environment Advisor, Boral Berrima Cement ˃ Madeline Westnidge Administration, Boral Berrima Cement Works ˃ Paul Jackson Stake
Slide 4: Previous meeting and matters arising
Previous meeting and matters arising ˃ Previous community meeting ˃ 10 November 2016 ˃ Note: Presentations from previous meetings are available from the Cement Works website – www.boral.com.au/berrimacement ˃ Any matters arising? ˃ Apologies for this meeting
Slide 5: Boral Cement and Berrima Cement Works update
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Slide 6: Berrima Cement Works update
Berrima Cement Works update ˃ Berrima had another outstanding year (FY16-17) in terms of clinker and cement production. ˃ Clinker production record for second straight year – just under 1.5 million tonnes produced ˃ Cement sales continued to be strong leading to highest weekly cement production in y
Slide 7: New Berrima Road Overpass
New Berrima Road Overpass ˃ Council is implementing plans for a new overpass connecting Taylor Ave and Berrima Rd. ˃ We are finalising the relevant land access and acquisition agreements with Council to allow construction to begin ˃ The new bypass will significantly improve traffic flow and eliminat
Slide 8: Stakeholder Perception Benchmark
Stakeholder Perception Benchmark ˃ During this financial year (2017-18), we will be conducting an SPB for Berrima ˃ SPB is our award winning process for verifying the environmental and community performance of a site by gathering feedback from neighbours ˃ Random selection of sites throughout Austra
Slide 9: Fuelling the Future: Solid Waste Derived Fuels Implementation
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Slide 10: Solid Waste Derived Fuels (SWDF)
Solid Waste Derived Fuels (SWDF) ˃ At our last meeting in November, we announced that the NSW Department of Planning and Environment (DPE) had approved our modification for SWDF. ˃ To recap, the approval permits the following: ˃ Use of up to 100 000 tonnes per year of wood-waste derived fuel (WWDF)
Slide 11: Recap – what is WWDF and RDF?
Recap – what is WWDF and RDF? Wood waste-derived fuel (WWDF) Refuse-derived fuel (RDF) Combustible materials recovered ‘Leftovers’ from other industries X from ‘mainstream’ waste Untreated waste like sawdust, Papers, cardboards, packaging, pallets, chipped bark, mill off-cuts some plastics, C&D mate
Slide 12: We're now ready to build!
We’re now ready to build! Auto grab Access & delivery crane Receiving and Loading bins storage shed Tube conveyor Calciner High temperature slide gate Aeration Multiflex feeder Supports
Slide 13: Construction schedule
Construction schedule ˃ We recently updated our construction schedule which has seen some works already get underway: ˃ Site preparation and civil works have already started ˃ Sep 2017: Construction of storage building begins ˃ Oct 2017: Overseas-supplied kit delivery – pipe conveyor and supports ˃
Slide 14: Construction details
Construction details ˃ Due to the location of the project at the rear of the Cement Works, we expect there will be no discernible difference to normal operations. ˃ Construction hours will be ˃ Mon-Fri: 7am until 6pm ˃ Sat: 7am until 1pm ˃ No construction is allowed on Sundays or public holidays if
Slide 15: Communication
Communication ˃ The SWDF project presents Berrima with an exciting opportunity to showcase technological ability and innovation, all achieved with your assistance. ˃ Accordingly, we’ll be sharing our progress regularly through the schedule with you: ˃ Tracking against schedule, major milestones, adv
Slide 16: Environmental monitoring and update
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Slide 17: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Noise Monitoring
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Noise Monitoring ˃ Extensive (annual) noise monitoring undertaken ˃ Conclusion that we were compliant with our licencing noise requirements ˃ Recommendation to review a number of noise sources:
Slide 18: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Stack Monitoring
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Stack Monitoring Solid Particulates and NOx Cadmium, mercury and hazardous substances
Slide 19: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Dust Deposition Gauges
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Dust Deposition Gauges
Slide 20: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Ambient Air Monitoring
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Ambient Air Monitoring Program - HVAS PM10, TSP Heavy Metals
Slide 21: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Lake Quality Overflow Data
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Lake Quality Overflow Data Potassium, BOD, pH TSS, COD, Sulphate, Chloride, Sodium, Calcium
Slide 22: Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017: Lake Quality Overflow Data (2)
Licence Year 1/5/2016 – 30/4/2017 ˃ Lake Quality Overflow Data (2) Aluminium, Flouride, Oil and Grease Zinc, Nickel, Copper, Boron, Barium, Cyanide, TP
Slide 23: Recent activities
Recent activities ˃ Pest Control ˃ Team of people monitoring rabbit population ˃ Recent virus release affecting pests ˃ Plans in place to supplement recent virus release if not adequate ˃ People trained in the use of poisons ˃ Dust Collectors ˃ Consultant engaged to assist with providing expertise ˃
Slide 24: Reminder – Pollution Incident Response Register
Reminder – Pollution Incident Response Register ˃ Our obligations under the NSW Protection of the Environment Act 1997 require us to have procedures for notifying the community if a ‘pollution incident’ occurs. ˃ Examples include significant oil or hydrocarbon spills, release of high volumes of alka
Slide 25: Community activities and general business
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Slide 26: Change to community meeting regime
Change to community meeting regime ˃ As part of Berrima’s planning consent, we are required to establish and manage a Community Liaison Group (CLG). ˃ Purpose is to act as a two-way communication channel between residents and Boral, sharing information as well as identifying and recommending solutio
Slide 27: Change to community meeting regime
Change to community meeting regime ˃ Following this meeting, we will begin the process of transitioning to this new arrangement. ˃ We will write to the DPE to request allocation of an independent Chair ˃ Once the Chair is identified, we will work with them per the guidelines to recruit community rep
Slide 28: Community activities
Community activities ˃ Since our last meeting, the following community projects have been given support through the Cement Works’ community engagement program: ˃ Berrima Townlife: Berrima Carols by Candellight (Dec 16) ˃ Bundanoon Public School: Garden seating project (Feb 17) ˃ Moss Vale Chamber of
Slide 29: General business and contacts
General business and contacts ˃ Items of general business ˃ Next meeting ˃ Will be dependant on progress with transitioning to the CLG arrangements ˃ First ‘Whole of Community’ meeting will be Jul-Aug 2018 regardless ˃ Boral Berrima Cement contacts: ˃ Berrima Cement Works Reception 4860 2222 / madel
Slide 30: Thank you for your attendance
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