Key Melbourne Councils Lead the Way in Choosing Recycled Civil Construction Materials |
| Australia’s largest manufacturer of recycled civil construction materials the Alex Fraser Group is working in partnership with a number of Melbourne’s City Councils to deliver practical sustainability outcomes for the community. |
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Alex Fraser Demolition Win Safety Award |
| One Steel Whyalla has named Alex Fraser Demolition its Safety Contractor Group of the Year for its exceptional work on the Whyalla Pellet Plant dismantling project. |
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Queensland Premier's Sustainability Award Finalists |
| Alex Fraser Queensland was named a finalist in the inaugural Queensland Premier's Climatesmart Sustainability Awards earlier this month |
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Efforts to Encourage Recycling a Welcome Step |
The Victorian Government’s plans to encourage even greater resource recycling announced today have been described as a ‘step in the right direction’ by Australia’s largest construction and demolition materials recycler, the Alex Fraser Group.
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Victorian engineering services firm takes out global design award |
The massive facility in Victoria will be capable of recycling one million tonnes of demolition materials per year. ideas* designed and engineered the facility for the Alex Fraser Group. |
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$3.5 million Buy Out Puts Alex Fraser Asphalt in Full Control |
Alex Fraser Asphalt is now the sole owner of the multi-million dollar drum mix plant used to create its range of quality asphalt products following a successful buy-out of its joint-venture partner of nearly 10 years, Works Infrastructure.
The $3.5 million acquisition, finalised in October, gives Alex Fraser Asphalt 100 per cent control and the secure foundations it needs for further expansion and growth. |
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Nudgee Operations Impress Senior Government Officials |
Senior members of the Department of Public Works and Project Services in Queensland visited our site at Nudgee recently to ascertain the quality and capability of the Queensland Recycling crushing operations.
Amongst the guests were the DPW Director of Technical Services Group, Michael Ball along with Project Services Assistant Director Lee Wade and senior personnel. |
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Glass in Roadbase Trial Underway at Laverton |
A trial of glass in roadbase currently underway at Laverton will resolve the dilemma we have had at the site for some time – what on earth to do with the 100,000 tonnes of crushed glass taking up space on the Laverton sales floor.
The massive stockpile of material has been the subject of much consideration but an idea has been brewing – to use crushed glass as an additive in roadbase products. |
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Premier Brumby Officially Opens the Western Metropolitan Recycling Facility |
The world's most advanced construction and demolition (C&D) materials recycling facility has been officially opened by the Premier of Victoria the Hon. John Brumby MP in Melbourne Wednesday 18 November 2009.
The $45 million Western Metropolitan Recycling Facility, owned and operated by the Alex Fraser Group, brings together some of the smartest design and most innovative technology available to deliver a massive boost to C&D recycling capacity in Victoria.
According to the Alex Fraser Group Managing Director Jamie McKellar the new plant will recycle up to one million tonnes of C&D materials each year, nearly a third of Victoria's entire C&D recycling effort in 2007-08 from just one plant. |
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Newly Updated VicRoads Specification 820 Delivers Greater Choice |
| After two years of research VicRoads has updated its road base Standard Specification Section 820 to allow for a higher level of brick in Class 3 and Class 4 Crushed Concrete materials. The specification also includes requirements for registration of mix designs for crushed concrete. |
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Multi-Million Dollar Recycling Facility Approved for Clayton |
Leading waste management and resource recovery operator The Alex Fraser Group will invest in a multi-million dollar state-of-the-art recycling facility in Melbourne’s south east.
After an exhaustive process lasting more than eight years, Minister for Planning, the Hon. Justin Madden, today formally approved an application from the Alex Fraser Group for the establishment of a new construction and demolition transfer station and associated materials recycling facility at a site in Kingston Road, Clayton.
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Our footprint – their future! |
In June 2008 the Alex Fraser Group celebrated the processing of its 20 millionth tonne of recovered Construction and Demolition product.
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Educating the Educators at Alex Fraser Group |
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25 school careers advisors from around Australia toured Alex Fraser’s Laverton site earlier this year to gain a greater understanding of the opportunities available to young people moving from school to a work environment.
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