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Orica — Corporate Update (May 2015)
32 slides from Orica's corporate update, May 25, 2015
Slide 1: Community Reference Group Meeting
COMMUNITY REFERENCE GROUP MEETING 25 May 2015 Orica Kooragang Island
Slide 2: Welcome and Introductions
WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Orica • Scott Reid • Nicole Masson • Antony Taylor • Sherree Woodroffe Apologies • Colin Rae • Pat and Geoff Hyde • Terry McCauley Guests • Rebecca Johnston, Port of Newcastle • Robert Mason, Stockton Centre 2 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 3: Agenda
AGENDA • Guest speaker – Deon van Rensberg, Office of Environment and Heritage • Acceptance of previous meeting notes • Site Status • Project Activities • Review revised CRG Terms of Reference • Key points from Community SHEC Reports in last quarter • Community update • Other business • Summarise di
Slide 4: Environmental Projects
ENVIRONMENTAL PROJECTS Deon van Rensberg Office of Environment and Heritage 4 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 5: Acceptance of Previous Meeting Notes
ACCEPTANCE OF PREVIOUS MEETING NOTES Meeting notes were sent by email on 27 March 2015 for 23 February 2015 meeting 5 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 6: Site Update
SITE UPDATE Scott Reid 6 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 7: Project Activities
PROJECT ACTIVITIES Antony Taylor 7 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 8: Department of Planning Modification Application (MOD3)
DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING MODIFICATION APPLICATION (MOD3) Orica recently applied to the NSW Department of Planning to modify the site’s Development Consent (08_029) to increase the allowable annual quantity of ammonia that can be produced at the site from 360ktpa to 385ktpa. The modification applicatio
Slide 9: Project Approval Background
PROJECT APPROVAL BACKGROUND The Department of Planning and Infrastructure approved the expansion of the site on 1 December 2009, including the uprate of the site’s ammonia plant from 850t/day to 1050t/day. The Environmental Assessment completed to support the project identified the environmental imp
Slide 10: Modification Approval (MOD3) Overview
MODIFICATION APPROVAL 3 (MOD3) OVERVIEW • The ammonia plant is approved to operate at an average production rate of 1050t/day. • The environmental impact associated with operating the ammonia plant continuously throughout the year was assessed and approved in 2009. • If the ammonia plant was to oper
Slide 11: MOD3 Environmental Assessment Summary
MOD 3 ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT SUMMARY The ammonia plant is now operating consistently at its design rate of 1050t/day. To ensure ongoing compliance, this modification application has been submitted. Three key areas were assessed to support the application: • air quality • noise • risk and hazard. •
Slide 12: Ammonia Management Improvement Program Update
AMMONIA MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM UPDATE – New pressurised ammonia storage tank at nitrates has been installed and commissioned – NAP3 was shut down in late April 2015 to enable transition to the new storage tank – NAP2/AN2 transition will occur in late May 2015 – NAP1/AN1 scheduled for late Ju
Slide 13: Ammonia Management Improvement Program Update
AMMONIA MANAGEMENT IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM UPDATE – Ammonia flares installation approved by Department of Planning and Environment on 17 December 2014 and ordered on 19 December 2014 – Nitrates and ammonia storage flares due to arrive in June 2015 and ammonia plant flare to arrive in August 2015 – Nitra
Slide 14: Terms of Reference Review
TERMS OF REFERENCE REVIEW Nicole Masson 14 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 15: Community SHEC Report Summary
COMMUNITY SHEC REPORT SUMMARY Sherree Woodroffe 15 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 16: Community SHEC Report Summary
COMMUNITY SHEC REPORT SUMMARY Injury • No injuries were recorded during March, April or May 2015. Environmental Compliance • The site discharge effluent exceeded the effluent temperature discharge limit of 43oC for three hours (0.4% of the month). Orica will continue to review the performance of the
Slide 17: Community SHEC Report Summary
COMMUNITY SHEC REPORT SUMMARY Community Complaints • One complaint was received from a Stockton resident regarding brown smoke from a stack on site. At the time of the complaint an acid plant was starting, which is likely to have been responsible for the plume. • One complaint from an industrial nei
Slide 18: Community SHEC Report Summary
COMMUNITY SHEC REPORT SUMMARY Arsenic Management Order Update • Work to finalise the design of the cap and contain system to address onsite arsenic contamination of soil and groundwater continued to be undertaken during the previous three months. • Advice from expert contract companies has been obta
Slide 19: Community Update
COMMUNITY UPDATE Nicole Masson 19 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 20: Community Report
COMMUNITY REPORT • Orica published its first Community Report summarising activities during 2014 • Report was distributed to the areas that receive the community newsletter and is available on the website (www.orica.com/kooragang) 20 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 21: Community Investment Program
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM Gadget Gurus • Students from Newcastle High teaching • residents of the Fern Bay Retirement Village how to use technology such as ipads and smart phones • Ongoing through school terms 1 and 2 ClimateCam • First student workshop held at the Wetlands Centre in March • Teac
Slide 22: Community Investment Program
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM Rush Aspire Mentoring Competition • Competition for senior students to win a day with a person of influence • Mentors include Newcastle Lord Mayor Nuatlia Nelmes, Senior Herald Journo Jason Gordon, Director PRDnationwide Mark Kentwell, radio personality Tanya Wilks and C
Slide 23: Community Investment Program
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT PROGRAM Round 1 2015 • Stockton 1st Scouts - for kayaking and water safety program • Jesmond early Education Centre – to purchase solar panels as part of centre’s environmental initiatives and educational program • Stockton Tennis Club – to reclad the club house • Merewether Sur
Slide 24: HSC Chemistry Program
HSC CHEMISTRY PROGRAM • The 2015 program is underway • 15 schools booked in primarily over May and June • Visit includes a presentation by an ammonia engineer followed by a tour of the ammonia plant and lab • KI graduates also answer questions about working in the chemical industry and career pathwa
Slide 25: Institute of Hospital Engineers
INSTITUTE OF HOSPITAL ENGINEERS Earlier this month, 19 members of the NSW and ACT chapters of the Institute of Hospital Engineers visited the Kooragang Island site as part of their annual conference. The engineers were given a presentation on Orica’s operations both locally and across the globe. The
Slide 26: Harry's House Charity Shield
HARRY’S HOUSE CHARITY SHIELD On 16 May, Orica supported the fifth annual Harry’s House Charity Shield match at Lynn Oval, Stockton. Despite the rain, the Stockton and broader community turned out to support Harry’s House and watch league and union legends taking part in a challenge between the two c
Slide 27: Other Business
OTHER BUSINESS All 27 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 28: Other Business
OTHER BUSINESS 28 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 29: Summarise Meeting Points
SUMMARISE MEETING POINTS Nicole Masson 29 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 30: Action Review
ACTION REVIEW Nicole Masson 30 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 31: Actions
ACTIONS 31 © Orica Limited Group
Slide 32: Actions
ACTIONS 32 © Orica Limited Group