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Cecil Hills High School

The upgrade of Cecil Hills High School will include additional permanent learning spaces and core facilities to support the growing population in Western Sydney.

92 piles have been installed with an average depth of 11-12 meters and diameters ranging from 750mm-1050mm.

The team have now begun to decommission the rig ready to continue piling at another Hindmarsh project located in Eastern Creek.

A CFA piling system was adopted to manage the unique soil conditions – this solution was successfully and safely delivered by Kellar. The concrete works to the lift pit, footings and in-ground services are well underway for the main building, sport hall extension & canteen upgrades. Watch this space for more project news.

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Hindmarsh attend Findon Technical College Grand Opening

We are delighted to announce that the Findon Technical College has officially opened its doors to students and staff in South Australia.

Formally opened by Premier Peter Malinauskas, Findon Technical College will provide skills training to hundreds of young South Australians in collaboration with key industry partners, including BAE Systems Australia, Liebherr, Axiom Precision Manufacturing, Helping Hand Aged Care, Southern Cross Care, Goodstart Early Learning and Precious Cargo.

Ben Groves, Hindmarsh Senior Project Manager said “I am very proud of the team and the exceptional project they have delivered. The final build quality is testament to the hard work, dedication and commitment of the project team, consultants, subcontractors, suppliers, and the representatives from the State Government involved.”

Findon Technical College has been designed to ensure hands-on, project-based learning for year 10 to 12 students that is valued by industry. State-of-the-art technology is built into the fabric of the college, including a robot called Pepper, an industrial collaborate robot (COBOT), a welding workshop, specialised acoustic padded pods for audio opportunities, and a large LED videowall for immersive experiences.

More than 230 students have enrolled with Findon Technical College for 2024, to complete their SACE and start a career in some of South Australia’s fastest growing industries including, advanced manufacturing and engineering, early childhood and education and health and social support.

(You can read the official press release here: Government of South Australia)