Boral — Corporate Update (November 2018)
19 slides from Boral's corporate update, November 2018
Slide 1: Maldon Works Community Liaison Committee meeting
MALDON WORKS Community Liaison Committee meeting November 2018
Slide 2: Maldon is strategically located
Maldon is strategically located Close to the motorway into Sydney, on a rail line with a siding and close to a port Boral Terminal / Quarry Enfield & Clyde St Peters Rail & road connections Maldon Berrima Port Kembla Dunmore Peppertree Marulan 50 km 2
Slide 3: Boral and Threat of Imports
Boral and Threat of Imports Year Cement Produced Cement Produced Australia China 2000 10 Million tons 583 Million tons 2014 10 Million tons 2500 Million tons Currently Boral can produce slightly cheaper than cost of importing. This can change very quickly………change in exchange rate, China decides to
Slide 4: Maldon is an integral operation in Boral's network
Maldon is an integral operation in Boral’s network Maldon produces bulk cement products and is Boral’s only cement and dry mix packaging operation Packaged products 4
Slide 5: Safety performance
Safety performance Our goal is to achieve ZERO HARM TODAY for all employees and contractors Maldon’s Employee & Contractor Injury Count Lost time injuries (LTI) and medical treatment injuries (MTI) 3 MTIs in FY18 2 men fell on stairs 1 man fell walking on concrete 5
Slide 6: Water Usage
Water Usage No longer pump water from river 6
Slide 7: Annual EPA Dust Emissions
Annual EPA Dust Emissions The following licence comparison table shows that all analytes highlighted in green are below the licence limit set by the NSW EPA as per environmental protection licence 212 (last amended on 13/12/2013). 1 No 2Cement Mill Baghouse Noma mg/m” 100 | B-lul-l8 r.) 21 B Oral 2
Slide 8: Cement Mill 2 Separator Upgrade
Cement Mill 2 Separator Upgrade Cement Coarse returns Raw materials Cement Silos 8
Slide 9: New Cement Mill Separator
New Cement Mill Separator Cost $2.6 million Estimated Savings of $1,000,000 per year Power Savings of $500,000 per year Maintenance Savings of $50,000 per year as maintaining one separator not two Supply Chain Savings of $400,000 per year Increased Mill Output of 12% Growth opportunity of additional
Slide 10: Upgrade to Blending Plant
Upgrade to Blending Plant Plant produces blends of Slag with Lime for road stabilisation & blends of Slag with Cement for use in mines and marine work 10
Slide 11: Use of Isotainers to supply to Victoria
Use of Isotainers to supply to Victoria Isotainer loaded at cement plant, taken to Sydney by road, transferred to train and then railed to destination Currently investigating possibility of loading direct onto rail at Maldon
Slide 12: Use of Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima – Started!
Build something great™ Use of Waste-Derived Fuels at Berrima – Started! After almost three years of work, during October 2017 approval was received by the Cement Works for use of fuels derived from waste as part of production. Construction commenced shortly after and Berrima started burning refu
Slide 13: Refuse-Derived Fuels at Berrima
Build something great™ Refuse-Derived Fuels at Berrima Refuse-derived fuel (RDF) Combustible materials recovered from ‘mainstream’ waste Papers, cardboards, packaging, some plastics Screened and processed to specification X
Slide 14: Boral Cement Geelong - Victoria
Boral Cement Geelong -Victoria 14
Slide 15: Kiln Stack demolition
Kiln Stack demolition 15
Slide 16: Major Australian Transport Infrastructure Projects
® Major Australian Transport Infrastructure Projects
Slide 17: IlluminARTE 2018 (May)
IlluminARTE 2018 (May) 17
Slide 18: Wollondilly Anglican Country Fair 2018
Wollondilly Anglican Country Fair 2018 18
Slide 19: Maldon Rail Terminal
Maldon Rail Terminal 19