Boral — Corporate Update (July 2019)
28 slides from Boral's corporate update, Jul 25, 2019
Slide 1: Boral Cement Berrima Whole of Community Meeting
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Slide 2: Agenda
Agenda ˃ Welcome, introductions, safety moment, administration ˃ Year in Review: Operations, Production and Safety ˃ Solid Waste Derived Fuels Project: Update ˃ Year in Review: Environment ˃ Planning and projects ˃ Year in Review: Community ˃ General Business
Slide 3: Welcome, administration and 'safety moment'
Welcome, administration and ‘safety moment’ ˃ Welcome and introductions / re-introductions ˃ Previous Whole of Community meetings and Community Liaison Group meeting ˃ 2 August 2018 – ‘ordinary’ WoC meeting ˃ 6 December 2018 – ‘special’ WoC meeting (SWDF Project) ˃ 27 June 2019 – CLG meeting, minute
Slide 4: Year in Review: Operations, Production and Safety
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Slide 5: Year In Review: Operations, Production, Safety
Year In Review: Operations, Production, Safety ˃ The year in safety. ˃ No serious harm/injury to personnel. Two medical treatment injuries (MTIs). ˃ Continued training of our people and contractors to ensure high standards of safety maintained. ˃ Dust concerns – to be addressed in detail later in me
Slide 6: Year In Review: Operations, Production, Safety
Year In Review: Operations, Production, Safety ˃ The year in production. ˃ Production volumes of clinker during the year – around 1.4 million tonnes produced, with about 100 000 tonnes being off-white clinker. ˃ Clinker production costs remain below import parity due to continued work on sustainable
Slide 7: Dust 'event': June 2019
Dust ‘event’: June 2019 ˃ Between 24 and 25 June, the site received a sudden surge in complaints about dust (27 during that period). ˃ Start of problem thought to have occurred between 23 and 24 June. ˃ Majority of complaints from Brisbane and Melbourne Streets, New Berrima. ˃ Investigation and acti
Slide 8: Dust 'event': June 2019
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Slide 9: Dust 'event': June 2019
Dust ‘event’: June 2019 ˃ Prevention and mitigation measures against a recurrence. ˃ Modify the DC fan and install dampener. ˃ DC maintenance to move from ‘condition based’ to ‘predictive based’. ˃ Review Air Quality Management Plan (AQMP) to include a Trigger Action Response Plan (TARP). ˃ Trial th
Slide 10: SWDF Project: Update
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Slide 11: Solid Waste Derived Fuels: Update
Solid Waste Derived Fuels: Update ˃ SWDF Proof of Performance Report submitted to NSW Department of Planning and Environment and NSW Environment Protection Authority on 28 February. ˃ Continued use granted with conditions on 23 April including: ˃ Limiting amount of SWDF to 40 percent of fuel total (
Slide 12: Year in Review: Environment
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Slide 13: Environmental Management: Year in Review
Environmental Management: Year in Review ˃ All required environmental management information is published on Berrima Cement’s website - www.boral.com.au/berrimacement. ˃ Information published includes: ˃ Environmental monitoring and reporting requirements, including external audits. ˃ Environmental
Slide 14: Noise Monitoring: Licence Year 1/5/2018 – 30/4/2019
Noise Monitoring: Licence Year 1/5/2018 – 30/4/2019 ˃ Extensive (annual) noise monitoring undertaken within licence year period. ˃ Monitoring showed the site is compliant with noise limits stipulated in site’s licence. ˃ Findings that the long-term average statistical sound levels have not increased
Slide 15: Air Quality Management
Air Quality Management ˃ Stack Monitoring Continuous monitoring of Solid Particulates graphed over time. During the reporting period, two non- compliance events related to emissions noted during the SWDF Proof of Performance Trials (reported at December ‘Whole of Community’ meeting).
Slide 16: Air Quality Management
Air Quality Management ˃ Dust Deposition – graph of historical results and gauge location map
Slide 17: Air Quality Management
Air Quality Management ˃ Ambient Air Monitoring Program - HVAS
Slide 18: Water Quality Management
Water Quality Management ˃ Lake Quality Overflow ˃ Two overflow events during last year’s reporting period (31/12/2018 and 8/04/2019). ˃ Results from water sampled from overflow point (EPA Point 9) were: ˃ Biochemical Oxygen Demand (mg/L): <2 (Guideline: 20) ˃ Oil and Grease (mg/L): <5 (Guideline: 1
Slide 19: Recent Activities
Recent Activities ˃ Pest Control update ˃ Continuing to monitor rabbit population. ˃ Dust Management ˃ Our air quality emissions remain within limits, however recent ‘event’ and associated community concern means we continue to look for ways to improve. Will be trialling a ‘real time’ monitor. ˃ Con
Slide 20: Reminder – Pollution Incident Response Register
Reminder – Pollution Incident Response Register ˃ Our obligations under the NSW Protection of the Environment Act 1997 require a procedure for notifying the community if a ‘pollution incident’ occurs. ˃ Examples include significant oil or hydrocarbon spills, release of high volumes of alkaline water
Slide 21: Planning and Projects
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Slide 22: Berrima Cement: Planning and Projects
Berrima Cement: Planning and Projects ˃ Solid Waste Derived Fuels shed extension. ˃ Approval obtained from the Department of Planning during April. ˃ Construction of the extension is well progressed at the rear (southern side) of the site. ˃ HiCal 50 storage. ˃ Approval obtained from the Department
Slide 23: Berrima Cement: Planning and Projects
Berrima Cement: Planning and Projects ˃ Isotainer activities. ˃ Application submitted to Department of Planning to allow for isotainers to be used for rail distribution. ˃ Currently using isotainers on trucks. Goal is to make more use of them by train, reducing number of trucks on local and regional
Slide 24: Year In Review: Community and General Business
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Slide 25: Community Liaison Group
Community Liaison Group ˃ The Berrima Cement Works Community Liaison Group has been reformed. ˃ First meeting was held on 27 June – discussed administrative arrangements, familiarised with the production process, outlined environmental reporting and community relations programs. ˃ Next meeting being
Slide 26: Year in review: Community involvement
Year in review: Community involvement ˃ Throughout the 2018-19 financial year, Berrima Cement has continued to directly contribute to the community in a number of ways. Image credits: 1 – Southern Highlands Engineering Challenge Facebook; 2, 3, 4 – Southern Highland News
Slide 27: General business and contacts
General business and contacts ˃ Items of general business ˃ Next meetings ˃ Next Community Liaison Group – 26 September 2019 ˃ Next ‘Whole of Community’ meeting – July/August 2020 unless required beforehand ˃ Boral Berrima Cement contacts: ˃ Berrima Cement Works Reception 4860 2222 / madeline.westni
Slide 28: Thank you for your attendance
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