SMC Marine – Denham Boat Ramp, Shark Bay MJB supplied 18 qty 4.6m x 1.44m Herringbone Boat Ramp panels to Shark Bay. V-ROD Fibre-Reinforced Polymer (FRP) was used in the reinforcing of these particular panels with Stainless Steel Lifters. The panels required 50mpa Marine Concrete Mix with Xypex C-5000 for marine applications.

Genova Project Solutions – Toby’s Inlet, Geographe Bay Road, Quindalup MJB was awarded an order from the Shire of Harvey to manufacture 12 x 4.25m x 1.5m Boat Ramp Panels for the replacement Boat Ramp in Australind. The panels were required to have a herringbone pattern. The customer required galvanized reinforcing with stainless steel lifting lugs.

Shire of Harvey – Australind Boat Ramp, Ridley Place MJB was awarded an order from the Shire of Harvey to manufacture 12 x 4.25m x 1.5m Boat Ramp Panels for the replacement Boat Ramp in Australind. The panels were required to have a herringbone pattern. The customer required galvanized reinforcing with stainless steel lifting lugs.

FA Ball Jetty & Marine – Busselton Jetty, Section 9 MJB supplied 36 x Concrete Deck Planks 4 Meters long with varying widths. The panels were manufactured with a 50mpa concrete mix that included the Hydrophobic Pour-blocking Ingredient Xypex C-5000 and was completed with a ‘broomed’ finish.

3000mm x 3000mm MRD Box Culverts for the Coronation Road Bridge Upgrade, Waroona Project Overview Coronation Road is the main connection between Waroona, Preston Beach and Lake Clifton. It will be widened and upgraded from a single lane to two lanes. This was an important regional project because not only is the road commonly used by local residents, it is also the key access route for emergency services in Waroona to reach the shire’s coastal localities. The project will: It will reduce travel time for local industry and emergency services. increase commercial viability of new businesses in the area and improve tourism links Importantly, the upgrade will contribute to an enhanced network of transport supporting local businesses and enabling expansion Cut travelling time between Waroona and the Coastal Facilities MJB Industries products supplied 36 x 3000mm x 3000mm x 1.20m MRDWA Box Culverts manufactured to 1597.2 and Main Roads Specification 404.

Main Roads Western Australia South Western Highway Realignment Burekup Project Overview Our South West Region is undertaking a project to realign a 1.7km section of the South Western Highway in Burekup between Russell Road and Raymond Road. This will include the construction of a new bridge over the Collie River and a culvert over the Collie River floodway. Work commenced in September 2015 and is expected to finish in April 2016. The project will: Provide a safer and modern road and bridge with safety barriers. Cater for increasing traffic volumes, especially heavy vehicles. Improve safety for locals accessing Burekup. Replace the existing deteriorating bridges with modern, durable structures with a longer life span and less maintenance liability and costs. Improve erosion control of the bridge and culvert structures, and protect the natural river bank using rocks. MJB Industries products supplied 144 x 2700mm x 2700mm x 1.20m MRDWA Box Culverts to 1597.2 and Main Roads Specification 404.

Main Roads Western Australia South Western Highway Waroona Bridge Replacement Project Overview After the devastating fire of January 2016 in the South West of Western Australia near Waroona which burnt more than 69,000 hectares of land and its perimeter was in excess of 392 kilometres. The fire destroyed more than 180 homes nearly completely wiping out the Township of Yarloop, dairy farms and surrounding infrastructure. The old timber bridge on Southern Western Hwy just south of Waroona Township was complete destroyed by the fire, collapsing the road leaving the South Western Highway closed for a period of time. More than 6800 vehicles use the South Western Hwy daily with 14% being heavy vehicles transporting good to and from Perth. MJB Industries in conjunction with Fulton Hogan were able to supply the Main Roads specification Box Culverts required for this project and the Highway was reopened within a 6 week period. The project will: Provide a safer and modern road and bridge with safety barriers Replace the existing deteriorating bridges with modern, durable structures with a longer life span and less maintenance liability and costs. Improve erosion control of the bridge and culvert structures, and protect the natural river bank using rocks. Cater for increasing traffic volumes, especially heavy vehicles. MJB Industries products supplied 24 x 2400mm x 2400mm x 1.20m MRDWA Box Culverts to 1597.2 and Main Roads Specification 404.