Orica Limited · ASX:ORI
Orica — Corporate Update (May 2014)
29 slides from Orica's corporate update, May 28, 2014
Slide 1: Villawood Soil Remediation Project Community Meeting
Villawood Soil Remediation Project Community Meeting 28 May 2014 Item Presenter Time 1 Welcome, apologies, introduction Chair, Gwenda Lister (Orica) 6.30 pm 2 Update on actions since last meeting Gwenda Lister (Orica) 6.35 pm 3 Progress update – DTD plant Lindsay Killin (Enviropacific Services) 6.40
Slide 2: Welcome & Introduction
Welcome & Introduction Gwenda Lister (Orica)
Slide 3: Villawood Soil Remediation Project Snapshot
Villawood Soil Remediation Project Snapshot Activity Current Timing The project is to remediate, using Directly- heated Thermal Desorption (DTD) Commissioning May 2014 – Aug 2014 technology, 25,000 m3 of soil contaminated with DDT and other chemicals from Operations Sep 2014 – May 2015 operations wh
Slide 4: Update on Actions since Last Meeting
Update on Actions since Last Meeting Gwenda Lister (Orica)
Slide 5: Actions from Last Meeting
Actions from Last Meeting Send the newsletter to the State members for Fairfield (current electorate) and Bankstown (to become the site’s electorate) and the Federal member for Blaxland. Send the newsletter to the 3 local councillors. In the next newsletter, feature community engagement on the front
Slide 6: Project Update
Project Update Lindsay Killin
Slide 7: Progress so far…
Progress so far… • Thermal Plant construction is complete, and commissioning is nearing completion; • Refractory cure has been completed; • Support infrastructure has been installed to Feed Soil Building (FSB); • Filters have been installed to Emission Control System (ECS), and commissioning is near
Slide 8: Upcoming Works – next 3 months
Upcoming Works – next 3 months • Dry Run – operation and testing without soil • Clean soil run – full operation using clean soil only • Completion of commissioning of ECS and FSB; • Preparation of contaminated soil in SSF for treatment; • Contaminated Soil Shakedown; • Excavation of remediation area
Slide 9: Progress Photos – General Site
Progress Photos – General Site Leading the Way
Slide 10: Progress Photos - CEMS
Progress Photos - CEMS Leading the Way
Slide 11: Progress Photos – Thermal Plant
Progress Photos – Thermal Plant Leading the Way
Slide 12: Progress Photos – Thermal Plant
Progress Photos – Thermal Plant Leading the Way
Slide 13: Progress Photos – Treatment Pad Prep
Progress Photos – Treatment Pad Prep Leading the Way
Slide 14: Progress Photos – Decon, and Feeder Ramp
Progress Photos – Decon, and Feeder Ramp Leading the Way
Slide 15: Thank you
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Slide 16: Project Environmental Monitoring
Project Environmental Monitoring Richard Giles
Slide 17: Project Environmental Monitoring
Project Environmental Monitoring • Project environmental monitoring started in May 2013 for noise and dust • Dust monitoring is carried out at six locations on the site boundary, determined by wind direction and site works • Noise monitoring is undertaken at the four locations specified by the NSW D
Slide 18: Project Environmental Monitoring
Project Environmental Monitoring Leading the Way
Slide 19: Project Environmental Monitoring - Results
Project Environmental Monitoring - Results • The maximum concentration limit for dust is 50 µg/m3, and the greatest boundary measurement to date was 44 µg/m3 in November 2013. This is consistent with background dust levels measured offsite. • During attended noise monitoring at each location the noi
Slide 20: Project Environmental Monitoring - Results
Project Environmental Monitoring - Results • Two rounds of night time noise monitoring have been undertaken to establish background levels prior to night works commencing. Again the dominant noise source was determined to be traffic. • Another round of night time noise monitoring will take place wit
Slide 21: Project Environmental Monitoring - Ongoing
Project Environmental Monitoring - Ongoing • There have been no dust or noise exceedences recorded during monitoring to date and no complaints have been received with regards to site works. Monitoring frequency was increased to weekly (for four weeks) when construction activities commenced, and has
Slide 22: Project Environmental Monitoring - Ongoing
Project Environmental Monitoring - Ongoing Leading the Way
Slide 23: Project Environmental Monitoring - Water
Project Environmental Monitoring - Water • Our Trade Waste Agreement with Sydney Water has been operational for almost 1 year, whereby treated site water is tested and discharged to sewer • All results to date (9 rounds) have been significantly below the discharge criteria, with no pesticides detect
Slide 24: Thank you
Thank you w SERVICES Wwww.enviropacific.com.au
Slide 25: Progress Update – Management Plans and Regulatory Approvals
Progress Update – Management Plans and Regulatory Approvals Peter O’Dea (Orica)
Slide 26: Status of Regulatory Approvals
Status of Regulatory Approvals • The EPA issued the Environmental Protection Licence variation on 21 March 2014. • The Commissioning and Proof-of-Performance (CPoP) Plan has been agreed with the EPA. • The FSB/ECS Commissioning & Operation Plan and the Carbon Bed Breakthrough Action Plan have been u
Slide 27: Project Regulation
Project Regulation Discussion Forum
Slide 28: The Community’s Independent Expert
The Community’s Independent Expert Dr Garry Smith
Slide 29: Other Business / Summary of Actions
Other Business / Summary of Actions