Burnett Civil, Ernie Burnett Plumbing & Burnett Heavy Haulage in Karangi, New South Wales, Australia | Business service

Burnett Civil, Ernie Burnett Plumbing & Burnett Heavy Haulage

Locality: Karangi, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 2 6653 8508

Address: 21D Mastons Road 2450 Karangi, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.burnettcivil.com.au

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22.01.2022 Burrumbuttock to Armidale Hay run Australia Day weekend.... what a fantastic event and what a huge donation to the region. Each and every one of Burrumbutt...ock Hay Runners are some of the finest, hardest working and most generous people we’ve ever met and had the privilege of working with. Again a massive thanks to Burnett Civil, Ernie Burnett Plumbing & Burnett Heavy Haulage. For generously donating the use of their step deck for the run. The pill of giving Is very addictive....

21.01.2022 DID YOU KNOW that you can now set up your swing or offset boom excavator with Trimble Earthworks?? Trimble Earthworks v2.0 provides support for your swing or ...offset boom in multiple positions. Now you can SWING BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT and still get accurate GPS. Burnett Civil’s CAT 305.5E excavator is one of three recent Trimble Earthworks installations by SITECH Solutions for Burnett Civil of late with another 2 machine installs to go as the team at Burnett are working to fit their fleet with the latest in Trimble construction technology. The machine is currently working construction of a kid’s play ground in Woolgoolga near Coffs Harbour. Find out how you can work smarter with Trimble Earthworks, Link in bio to contact us: https://bit.ly/3gb980E #sitech #sitechsolutions #trimble #heavymachinery #heavyequipment #earthworks #construction #caterpillar #kobelco #hitachi #komatsu #constructionlife #excavator #excavation #gradecontrol #constructioncommunity #gcs900 #machinecontrol #constructioncommunity #dirtlife #photooftheday #profitability #success #infrastructure #sydney #trimblecec #surveying #swingboom #offsetboom

20.01.2022 A big Happy New Year to all our customers and suppliers from all of us here! Unfortunately it wasn't the happiest times for this little fella, Paul who was severely burnt in the recent fires. Paul is recovering at Port Macquarie Koala Hospital and so we at Burnett Group wanted to lend a hand by donating to his recovery. ... He was the first live koala to be found at the Crestwood/Lake Innes Nature Reserve fireground. Lake Innes Nature Reserve Paul was found curled up on the burnt ground by a member of the public who brought him to the Koala Hospital. Paul was severely dehydrated and had suffered burns to his hands and feet which usually occurs when the koala climbs down the burning trunk of the tree. His fur is also singed over 90% of his body. Why not join us and help our injured wildlife too! There are many places you can donate directly to like the koala Hospital in Port Macquarie. https://www.koalahospital.org.au/act-now/donate

19.01.2022 Supplying bulk water to the fire brigade in Cooma with our new 32,000 litre bulk water tanker

18.01.2022 We take a moment to remember the devastation that was caused from the bushfires last summer. Some of you may recall that Burnett Civil and Plumbing adopted a little Koala named Paul at the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital. He had endured the worst injuries from the fires near Port Macquarie out of all their Koala patients. Unfortunately today we received the sad news that despite all the best efforts made available to him, our little mates health deteriorated over the last few ...days and sadly he passed away Many of our wildlife are still recovering from terrible burns and require ongoing treatment before they can be returned to their territory so it only seems right that we continue our financial support to another fluffy patient at the Koala Hospital. We look forward to going to meet our new adoptee and will share pics as soon as we can. If you would also like to help these beautiful Koalas or any other wildlife in need it’s simply a phone call away or see their Facebook page for information on how to help. R.I.P little Paul

16.01.2022 We would like to announce that Woolgoolga Bluesox has a new sponsor for season 2020 Thank you to Ernie and his team at Burnett Civil and Burnett Plumbing we really appreciate your support.

12.01.2022 Dangerous tree clearing and pushing in fire breaks and access tracks at the Whiporie Fires

12.01.2022 This is going back. We think this article was from the late 90's or early 2000's when we were experiencing drought and fires at that time. It shows Ernie battling a fire that started on the side of the road ( near where locals refer as Kenny Walkers corner) near the power lines on Coramba Rd, Karangi. On the flip side of that cutout is a part of a story about hay being delivered to drought stricken farmers in our district.

10.01.2022 To all our loyal customers and suppliers.......

09.01.2022 SITECH Solutions PEOPLE & TECHNOLOGY YOU CAN RELY ON. Working on the side of a mountain with millimetre accuracy is all in a day’s work for Burnett Civil fol...lowing the recent Trimble Earthworks installation running UTS on their CAT 315F in Coffs Harbour. With the installation performed by SITECH Solutions’ Mark Brookes, new customer Burnett Civil couldn't be happier with our Sales and Support teams as well as our superior product that allows this type of work to be done. The release of Trimble Earthworks version 2 provides the capability of running the Trimble Universal Total Station (UTS) kit which allows the machine to complete finishing of roads to millimetre accuracy, quickly and efficiently. Providing the highest possible degree of accuracy for construction site positioning, stakeout, measurement and machine control, you can use Trimble UTS for: Smaller construction sites or combined with GNSS on larger sites Tasks where the accuracy requirements are very tight: 3 millimeters (0.01 feet) Measuring dangerous or inaccessible locations High precision machine control and guidance Reflectorless measurement of stockpiles, rock faces, cuttings and structures Layout of structures, foundations, caissons and piles Tunnel measurement As-built records and grade checks on laid material Contact us for more info: https://bit.ly/32RYM1m ABOUT BURNETT CIVIL Be it building highways or new estates, Burnett Civil service professional civil contracting projects of any size. The team has a wealth of knowledge and skills to complete any project, from roadworks and subdivisions to sewer and water mains and pump stations. They can also assist with groundworks and site preparation for smaller domestic sized jobs. #sitech #sitechsolutions #trimble #heavymachinery #heavyequipment #earthworks #construction #caterpillar #kobelco #hitachi #komatsu #constructionlife #excavator #excavation #gradecontrol #constructioncommunity #gcs900 #machinecontrol #constructioncommunity #dirtlife #photooftheday #profitability #success #infrastructure #sydney #trimblecec #surveying

04.01.2022 GAME ON!!! THE $23 MILLION SPORT CENTRE FOR WOOLGOOLGA, WORK HAS BEGUN This is a game changer for the whole of the northern beaches. Great to officially tu...rn the sod today. This facility will be great for local families and sporting clubs. It will allow us to attract major sporting and cultural events. It will also create and support jobs in our community. The Indoor Multi-Purpose Centre includes two indoor courts for basketball and netball, a stage, kitchen, café, multi-purpose rooms, male and female amenities. The outdoor fields will include: ovals and rectangular fields cricket field (turf wicket), training nets, touch football fields, 2 rectangular fields, bright lighting to allow for night games. Civil works will include: New road in from Solitary Islands Way Shared pathways to connect to residential areas Parking Internal roadways I secured 10 million in Federal funding Gurmesh Singh - MP has also secured $8 million for this project and Coffs Harbour City Council are contributing $4.6 million. 141 jobs will be created during construction. Many more will be supported by sports tourism and events this facility will bring to our region. Thank you to Al Milroy and his committee for their continued efforts.

03.01.2022 A bit cheeky but we had to laugh.

01.01.2022 Dangerous tree clearing from a main section of road at Glenreagh