John Holland Annual Review, 2010 - Leighton Holdings

BHP Billiton Iron Ore’s Rapid
Growth Project 4 at Newman
Hub. The Region is also
focused on emerging building
opportunities associated
with major iron ore and oil
and gas developments. With
a solid foundation in the
delivery of major building
works in the metropolitan
area, the business has
further extended its building
capability in the delivery
of remote non-process
infrastructure, delivered
within a challenging and
heavily regulated resource
environment.
The current delivery of
Apache Energy Limited’s
Devil Creek Development
Project for the construction
of a new onshore gas
plant, and the permanent
process and non-process
buildings required on the site,
highlights John Holland’s
unique ability to merge highly
specialised construction
services with complex civil
works in a single integrated
package. The recent
award of Rio Tinto’s Cape
Lambert Port B Project, for
the construction of a new
port facility adjacent to the
existing Cape Lambert port
terminal further highlights
the value of John Holland’s
internal collaborative model
for clients looking to develop
complex construction
projects.
Creating sustainable
partnerships
in Indigenous
engagement
There is significant
opportunity for Indigenous
engagement on our
north-west projects. This
is a natural evolution for
the business, based on
the nature of the work
we undertake and the
remote areas in which we
operate. Implementation
of a dedicated Indigenous
Engagement Strategy
in Western Australia,
which seeks to create
partnerships that support the
sustainability of Indigenous
communities through the
provision of support, training,
education and employment
opportunities, has seen the
launch of the John Holland
Work Ready Program –
Nyoongar for Work – which
provides accredited training
in the construction industry
and the opportunity of
employment with John
Holland in a variety of roles.
Looking to the future
Going forward, the Region
will continue to capitalise
on the key competitive
advantages it has developed
in the Western Australian
market, striving to position
the business as the most
competitive multidisciplined
engineering and building
contractor in the west
and our clients’ preferred
contractor for all disciplines.
Future opportunities in
the engineering sector in
Western Australia will focus
on the delivery of integrated
packages, in collaboration
with our specialist
businesses, predominantly
for major resource
developments (iron ore and
oil and gas) in the north-west
of the state. This sector will
continue to be the driving
force behind sustained
growth for the Region, as it
is in this market segment
from which the greatest
number of potential projects
are likely to emerge in
General Manager
Adam Harry
Western Australia over the
medium to long term.
Opportunities in the
building sector will consist
predominately of commercial
facilities, with the Region
continuing to capitalise on
its capability and experience
in the delivery of hospitals,
prisons, airports and public
infrastructure works, in
addition to non-process
infrastructure projects which
form part of major resource
developments.
The Region will strive to
maximise opportunities
through its diversity, with
key internal partnerships
benefiting from emerging
opportunities in the
resources sector, new rail
infrastructure and greater
market penetration in the
power and communications
sectors.
JOHN HOLLAND
WESTERN
Region
Revenue
$252 million
Left:
Jim Speir, Welding
Supervisor
(left) and Hans
Willrath, Piping QC
Supervisor (right)
at the Onshore
Gas Plant, Devil
Creek, Western
Australia
Right:
Joondalup Health
Campus, Western
Australia
Key projects
RAAF Base Pearce Redevelopment
Stage 1; State Theatre Centre of
Western Australia; Joondalup
Health Campus Redevelopment;
Devil Creek Development Project;
Building the Education Revolution.
Milestones
Completion of Pluto LNG Project
Onshore Process Buildings, Rapid
Growth Project 4 (Newman Hub),
Qantas Domestic Terminal Interim
Expansion Works, Hollywood
Private Hospital Redevelopment,
and the Central Law Courts
Refurbishment.
Commencement of works on
the Joondalup Health Campus
Redevelopment, Devil Creek
Development Project and Building
the Education Revolution.
Award of the East Kimberley
Development Package, Albany
Health Campus Redevelopment
and Cape Lambert Port B Project.
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