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Incitec Pivot Asbestos Pipe Lagging Removal & Reinsuation
Incitec Pivot Asbestos Pipe Lagging Removal & Reinsuation
McMahon Services has passed the ultimate asbestos removal test at Incitec Pivot's Gibson Island ammonia plant near Brisbane. The job, which is believed to be the largest asbestos removal project of its kind in the world, required the removal of asbestos pipe lagging and the re-insulation of over 2.5 kilometres of pipes on the plant. All friable asbestos had to be safely removed and disposed of each day and up to 60 personnel were working on the project at peak times. We're pleased to say we not only got the job done, but also did it on time and on budget, and achieved this despite a number of testing challenges. The work was successfully completed within the nonnegotiable seven-month timeframe in readiness for Incitec Pivot's plans to shutdown the plant. With the plant located near the mouth of the Brisbane River, staff had to endure Brisbane's notorious storm season while also managing 450-degree steam lines within working enclosures. To do this, staff were equipped with state of the art protective equipment including cool suits, thermal protection suits and supplied breathing air. In addition, over 60 separate enclosures were constructed around pressure sensitive pipe work and able to withstand heavy downpours. All this (and more) was carried out while the site was still active with continuing day-today operations.
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AWSA protest at Incitec Pivot AGM
AWSA protest at Incitec Pivot AGM
AWSA protest at Incitec Pivot AGM in Melbourne
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How would Roger Montgomery manage this inherited portfolio?
How would Roger Montgomery manage this inherited portfolio?
Imagine you inherited a portfolio that included Ausdrill (ASL), Boart Longyear (BLY), Monadelphous Group (MND), Bradken (BKN), UGL Limited (UGL), Fortescue (FMG), BlueScope (BSL), Oz Minerals (OZL), Incitec Pivot (IPL), Mirabela Nickel (MBN), Myer (MYR), Fleetwood Corp (FWD), Santos (STO), Oil Search (OSH), Reckon (RKN), Iress (IRE), Roc Oil (ROC), Webjet (WEB), Forge Group (FGE), Mineral Resources (MIN), Clean Seas Tuna (CSS), McMillan Shakespeare (MMS) and Galaxy Resources (GXY). In this appearance on Switzer TV with Peter Switzer, Roger Montgomery reveals is Quality Scores for these companies and shares his thoughts on how to manage the transition of this portfolio. Watch this interview and discover what stocks Roger would sell, and what stocks he would add to the portfolio.Switzer TV with Peter Switzer was broadcast on the Sky Business Channel on 22 September 2011. Visit www.rogermontgomery.com for Roger's step-by-step guide to valuing the best stocks and buying them for less than they're worth. www.switzer.com.au from Peter Switzer is an online portal for retail investors and small business owners, offering daily news and articles on small business and personal finance. Switzer also provides industry- leading Financial Planning and Business Coaching services
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Manufacturing heads discuss proposal
Manufacturing heads discuss proposal
Dick Warburton from Manufacturing Australia and James Fazzino from Incitec Pivot Limited were two of the industry captains involved in pitching the rebuilding plans.
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ASX Stock Updates for Tuesday 27th of March
ASX Stock Updates for Tuesday 27th of March
Find us at www.trendgain.com Rundown of the following ASX stock charts and trends AGO Atlas Iron BOQ Bank of Queensland HZN Horizon Oil IPL Incitec Pivot KAR KAroon Gas QAN Qantas SUN Suncorp TAH Tabcorp TCL Transurban TLS Telstra
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Agronomy Update - Winter Crops 2012
Agronomy Update - Winter Crops 2012
www.incitecpivotfertilisers.com.au - Technical agronomist Jim Laycock explains what farmers need to consider when starting their winter cropping season. To watch the full video - join the community by visiting the above URL.
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Agronomy Update - Pasture 2012
Agronomy Update - Pasture 2012
www.incitecpivotfertilisers.com.au - Technical agronomist Lee Menhenett explains what farmers need to consider when starting their pasture season. To watch the full video - join the community by visiting the above URL.
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Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec Pivot covers both soft and hard commodities in fertiliser and explosives and has posted a 25 per cent rise in net profit.
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Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec Pivot covers both soft and hard commodities in fertiliser and explosives and has posted a 25 per cent rise in net profit.
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Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec Pivot covers both soft and hard commodities in fertiliser and explosives and has posted a 25 per cent rise in net profit.
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Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec Pivot covers both soft and hard commodities in fertiliser and explosives and has posted a 25 per cent rise in net profit.
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Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec's James Fazzino talks to Lateline Business
Incitec Pivot covers both soft and hard commodities in fertiliser and explosives and has posted a 25 per cent rise in net profit.
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NWS, IPL, MIN, TSE, EQN which one is an A-Class business?
NWS, IPL, MIN, TSE, EQN which one is an A-Class business?
In the final segment of Your Money Your Call Roger Montgomery reveals his quality and performance scores, and intrinsic valuations, for Mineral Resources Limited (MIN), Transfield Services Infrastructure Fund (TSI), Equinox Minerals (EQN), Incitec Pivot Limited (IPL) and News Corp (NWS). Your Money Your Call was broadcast on 22 April 2010 on the Sky Business Channel. Visit www.rogermontgomery.com for Roger Montgomery's step-by-step guide to valuing a company.
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Adventures of Ali the Camel Part 1. Learning about ethical investment.
Adventures of Ali the Camel Part 1. Learning about ethical investment.
Ali the Camel, beloved of all of us, goes on a trip to Bendigo to find out about ethical investment at Bendigo Bank's Annual General Meeting, 29 January 2008. The party is stopped by a policeman on the way, and things look touch and go, but Ali's loveable personality wins the day and they are able to carry on triumphant. At the Annual General Meeting, his companion Ron Guy asks, on Ali's behalf, why Bendigo Bank does not exclude Wesfarmers from its investment portfolio on ethical grounds, given the continuing importation of phosphate from Western Sahara, a country illegally occupied by Morocco since 1976. Ali's question in full is as follows. Ali the Camel says that since Bendigo Bank is a community bank, and since Western Sahara is part of the global community, can Bendigo Bank please check the ethical status of the investments in its managed funds in relation to phosphate. Ali would like to bring to the attention of Bendigo Bank's board the decision by an insurance company KPL in Norway and a pension fund KPA in Sweden to exclude Wesfarmers from their investment portfolios on ethical grounds because of its continued importations of phosphate from Western Sahara. Two other Australian companies, Incitec Pivot and Impact, are also guilty of this practice. Morocco is illegally occupying Western Sahara and in 2002 the UN ruled against Morocco's exploitation of the natural resources from Western Sahara. Ali urges Bendigo Bank to review its investments in managed funds on <b>...</b>
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Australian Market Report of March 30: A Slowdown after Weeks of Rallies
Australian Market Report of March 30: A Slowdown after Weeks of Rallies
ABN Newswire - US stocks fell on Friday dragged by financial firms. Commodities producers also weighed down the market as oil and metal prices were lower. But on the week Dow index still surged 6.8%. The Australian share closed slightly higher lifted by miners. The benchmark S&P/ASX200 index ended the day up 0.7%, or 25.7 points, at 3672.3, while the broader All Ordinaries index rose 0.8%, or 29.3 points, at 3615.6. For the week, the ASX200 added 6% and the All Ordinaries rose 6.2%. Key Economic Facts and Figures The Housing Industry Association has released new home sales data, which grew by 3.9% in February, following an 8.3% increase in December. House sales gained 4.7% in February while pre-contract sales of apartments and home units dropped 3.4% over the same period. Today the quarterly Rabobank rural confidence survey is also published. M&A News The Australian government announced on Friday that it would not allow Chinese state-owned Minmetals to conduct the A$2.6 billion takeover of OZ Minerals (ASX:OZL) if it included the Prominent Hill copper-gold mine, OZ Minerals' most valuable asset. China Minmetals has revised its proposal to acquire OZ Minerals last night, excluding the Prominent Hill mine, but the bid remains subject to Foreign Investment Review Board approval. Important Corporate News Incitec Pivot (ASX:IPL) has established a facility to fund its working capital requirements for fiscal year 2009 and 2010. The funds available will average A$390 million over <b>...</b>
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ABN Newswire Stocks to Watch: April 9, 2010
ABN Newswire Stocks to Watch: April 9, 2010
(ABN Newswire) - Marion Energy Limited (ASX:MAE) (PINK:MAEJF) said it has commenced a Board restructure to support the strong operational and commercial focus of activities currently in progress, while retaining extensive existing management expertise. Marion Energy Thursday also provided further information on the comprehensive operational plan being implemented by the Company. Marion Energy said the Board is also pursuing a prudent capital management strategy to support the continued implementation of the operational program, including the recent completion of a A$2.8m placement, renegotiation of the Company's banking facility and a proposed capital raising. Texon Petroleum Limited (ASX:TXN) advises that the sixth Leighton well, Tyler Ranch #5, commenced drilling on 7 April 2010. The well has a planned total depth of 2743 metres (9000 feet) and will take about 12-15 days to drill. Texon has a 70% working interest (52.5% net revenue interest) in the Leighton Project with joint venture parties Global Petroleum Limited (15%) and Excellong, Inc (15%). Magnetic Resources (ASX:MAU) has applied for an exploration licence covering a substantial magnetic anomaly north of the Tallering Peak iron ore operation. The new tenement (called the Malara project) is situated 50km north of Tallering Peak some 210km by road from the port of Geraldton and forms part of Magnetic's search for iron ore close to existing infrastructure. Image Resources NL (ASX:IMA) (PINK:IMREF) said it is about <b>...</b>