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Morris CorporationMorris Corporation runs QGC camps in the Western Downs atthe Kenya and Windibri sites.Morris Corporation chief executive Rodney Molla said themajority of goods and products for QGC’s Morris-run campswere sourced from Western Downs suppliers.“In delivering camp accommodation Morris Corporation willdraw on the support of the many Western Downs suppliers andtradespeople who help us create comfortable living quartersfor workers,” Mr Molla said.“We work on the principles of safety, quality and efficiency. Wevalue the safety of our people and rigorously check the foodsafety at our sites.“We want to provide a quality service for customers living awayfrom home for extended periods; it’s the little things that matter.“On behalf of our customers we continually look at waysto minimise and eliminate waste and maintain a commercialfocus.”The provision of camp accommodation in the Western Downsregion is part of QGC’s project-wide Integrated Housing Strategy,which is easing housing pressures during the constructionof QCLNG.Morris Corporation has been operating in Queensland for morethan 40 years.The company has more than 1000 staff and provides qualityindustrial catering, cleaning, accommodation and facilitiesmanagement.Quick facts• Morris Corporation has worked with QGC since 2011 and hasbeen awarded a further contract worth A$25 million• The company employs about 65 people in the Western Downs• At QGC’s Windibri site 15% of Morris Corporation staffare indigenous• Most camp goods are procured from the Western DownsCorbet’s Timber HaulageQGC has recently started working with Corbet’s Timber Haulage,a third-generation family-owned company. Andrew Corbet hasrun the business for more than 10 years from its Gympie base,after taking over from his father.Quick facts• Corbet’s Timber Haulage is a third-generation, family ownedcompany• The company works for QGC in the Western Downs, clearingand rehabilitating well sites• Corbet’s employs about 35 people to work on the QGC project• Corbet’s recently won a second contract to work with QGCT&W EarthworksBrothers Tim and Wayne Collie established their earthmovingcompany more than 10 years ago and have watched their WesternDowns business grow thanks to work in the coal seam gas industry.Quick facts• T&W Earthworks were awarded an A$24.5 million contractby QGC for earth moving• The company employs about 95 people in the Western Downs• T&W trains its employees to enable them to obtain machinerylicences and tickets• T&W’s head office and machinery workshop is basedin CondamineA Morris Corporation camp kitchenVesselsguidedcarefullyout to seaA government-fundedvessel traffic managementservice will help BG Groupships navigate the southernextremities of the GreatBarrier Reef World HeritageArea when we begintransporting LNG fromCurtis Island to Asia-Pacificcustomers next year.The Great Barrier Reef andTorres Strait Vessel TrafficService (REEFVTS) helps crewsto avoid hazards by supplyingprecise navigational data andweather updates.LNG tankers have anexcellent safety record,having completed more than100,000 voyages without amajor accident or significantloss of cargo over the past50 years.BG Group is one of thelargest international LNGship operators, with a corefleet of nine ships expandableto more than 20 throughcharters as required.Go to http://goo.gl/Ax8X7 orscan this code to learn moreabout BG Group’s approachto shipping safety.our business JUNE 2013Page 19