DML Constructions Pty Ltd in Edwardstown | Contractor

DML Constructions Pty Ltd

Locality: Edwardstown

Phone: +61 8 8357 4041

Address: 66 Weaver St 5039 Edwardstown, SA, Australia

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

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24.01.2022 Overtake trucks safely. Leave them plenty of space to keep you safe. www.weneedspace.com.au #weneedspace #NHVR

24.01.2022 New laws came into effect today for drivers of all trucks and buses who are detected driving unsafely on the down-track of the South Eastern Freeway. Truck and... bus drivers whose vehicles are not engaged in a low gear or exceed the relevant speed limit by 10km/h or more could now receive a six-month licence disqualification, lose six demerit points and an expiation fee of $1036. These new offences and penalties aim to improve safety on the South Eastern Freeway for all road users. For more information visit: www.infrastructure.sa.gov.au/SEFreeway

23.01.2022 Germs can spread fast. Help stop the spread of coronavirus by keeping your hands away from your face. Learn more at health.gov.au

22.01.2022 Everyone needs to play their part in keeping their community COVIDSafe. Remember to: - Wash your hands regularly - Keep your distance in public spaces and ... - Download the COVIDSafe app at aus.gov.au/app #coronavirusaustralia #covid19

22.01.2022 We are looking for experienced civil construction workers...

21.01.2022 Maiden Estate, Virginia 2019....mashup of progress to date!!

21.01.2022 The JP services at the Administration Centre will only be available from 9am to 12pm on Tuesday 6, Wednesday 7 and Thursday 8.

19.01.2022 Lest we forget ...

19.01.2022 WE WELCOME TWO NEW WHEELED LOADERS! The John Deere 544K-II and LuiGong 835H are the latest machines to be added to our wide-ranging fleet. #deliveringcivilsolutions

18.01.2022 Good news for some southern commuters. Services on the Seaford train line resume today after three weeks of disruption. [FREE TO READ]

18.01.2022 With the end of the tax year upon us, weve seen a few people asking if certain payments are taxable and what is required for tax purposes or income estimates. ...Weve put together the following list to help you understand just a few payments. JobSeeker Payment This payment is taxable. This means you: dont need to report it as your fortnightly income as its part of your Centrelink payment need to include it in your family income estimate for FTB/CCS need to include as income in your tax return for 2019-20 financial year. $750 Economic Support Payment This payment is not taxable. This means you dont include it: when you report your fortnightly income to receive your Centrelink payment in your family income estimate for FTB/CCS as income in your tax return for 2019-20 financial year. $550 Coronavirus Supplement This temporary payment is taxable. This means you: dont need to report it as your fortnightly income as its part of your Centrelink payment need to include it in your family income estimate for FTB/CCS need to declare it as income in your tax return for 2019-20 financial year. $1,500 JobKeeper Payment This payment is taxable. This means you need to include it: when you report your fortnightly income to receive your Centrelink payment in your family income estimate for FTB/CCS as income in your tax return for 2019-20 financial year.

17.01.2022 If you happen to be sitting in your car eating at a fast food place because the dining room is closed and see a truck driver walk to the door and walk away please ask them if you can drive thru for their meal. Since walk up isnt allowed at the drive thru they have no way to get their meal. We owe them that much! Copy and paste to show our truckers love and support

16.01.2022 We are hiring....

16.01.2022 Germs can spread fast. There are four simple steps we can all do to help stop the spread. Learn more at health.gov.au #COVID19

16.01.2022 Thank you to all those that have served, lest we forget.

15.01.2022 As there is currently no vaccine or specific drug for COVID-19, the only known way to reduce the spread is through protective measures, such as practicing good ...hygiene, isolating suspected and confirmed cases, and by social distancing. Slowing the spread of COVID-19 has been termed flattening the curve. So how do protective measures help to flatten the curve and what does this mean? The health advice and protective measures in place for COVID-19 will help our community slow the spread and the demand on hospitals, giving the health system more time to prepare and manage the outbreak. Heres just a few of the things SA Health is doing: Weve introduced new legislation so we can provide a more rapid and timely response to public health risks Weve opened dedicated clinics and drive-through collection centres to ease pressure on EDs and GPs, and more are planned to open. Were launching a broad public awareness campaign about good hygiene practices and social distancing. Were also investigating ways we can increase capacity through private sector partnerships. Learn more: www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/COVID2019

14.01.2022 Were hiring.... Excavator operators, Loader operators, Pipelayers and even labourers... Please phone or send your resume to [email protected]...

14.01.2022 New sub-division in McLaren Vale...

14.01.2022 Latest addition to our fleet of water trucks....

14.01.2022 Due to its colouring and size, it is possible to confuse the with native crabs . One distinguishing feature is the Asian Paddle Crab has 6... spikes down its side, while the Blue Swimmer Crab has 9. If you see it, report it immediately. For key differences between Asian Paddle Crabs and native species visit http://ow.ly/A51X50zS9dJ

13.01.2022 Starting to come together...

11.01.2022 From all of us here at DML to all of you there, we hope your Christmas is filled with goodwill, peace and love, Merry Christmas and happy holidays!!

11.01.2022 A good video to demonstrate effective hand washing...

10.01.2022 Despite being an easy concept to understand on paper, roundabouts seem to have mystified motorists since their inception. From spontaneous lane changes to erratic indication, learn what not to do with our 5 common roundabout wrongdoings http://bit.ly/2FdzwX7

08.01.2022 If you see a yellow tag on your water meter, like the one pictured, please call us on 1300 SA WATER to report. We have not approved the placement of these tags ...on any of our water meters, and the referenced business is not associated with SA Water. The matter has been reported to Consumer and Business Affairs. If you have a leaking or faulty water meter, you can call us or report it at sawater.com.au. For water leaks on your private plumbing, please contact a licensed plumber.

07.01.2022 Do you charge your phone, tablet or laptop in or on your bed? SA Metropolitan Fire Service Commander Phil Crossley told ABCs Sonya Feldhoff they have seen an... increase in fires caused by electronics during the cooler months and wants people to be mindful where they are charging their devices. People do charge their phones, laptop and tablets on their beds or under their pillow. Our recommendation is that these devices get charged on a hard surface thats not flammable and has an air flow around them as they can generate heat during charging. Having them on the bed or under a doona they dont have an opportunity to then vent to the surrounding area and can potentially overheat and ignite.

07.01.2022 Drinking enough water every day keeps you hydrated, helps with digestion, and regulates body temperature. Everyone tends to drink more water in the summer ...months when its hot but it is just as important to keep drinking water during the winter. How much fluid you need will depend upon how much exercise you are doing, your weight, if you are taking certain medications and if you are breast feeding. Note: this is general guidance and might not apply to everyones individual requirements. Remember, plain water with nothing added is the best drink of all!

05.01.2022 Excellent progress video of our cut/fill and roadwork operations in Salisbury Heights. The project is starting to take some real shape. Can't wait to see the finished product. #deliveringcivilsolutions

05.01.2022 TRAFFIC ALERT: A burst water causing major traffic delays on South Rd near Marleston this morning. Expect delays if youre headed that way. More traffic, weather and local news headlines in The Pulse. [FREE TO READ]

05.01.2022 What a marvellous gift, hand-made from one of our superb clients...the detail in this Cat Grader is amazing!

04.01.2022 Wishing you all a very Happy Easter . We are having a 4 day break so we can all take a deep breathe and spend some time with our families. We will be back on Tuesday refreshed and eager to please...stay safe and healthy, we are all in this together!

03.01.2022 Its good to see it coming together...

02.01.2022 PSA for everyone outside Queensland, the Northern Territory or Western Australia! If you were thinking of switching your clocks forward this weekend think agai...n! Daylight Saving begins NEXT week on Sunday. Its all because the first Sunday of October falls on the 7th this year - and doesnt coincide with the footy grand finals and a long weekend in some states.

02.01.2022 Daylight Savings starts this weekend, remember one hour forward...

02.01.2022 With the new Oaklands Railway Station now operational, parts of the station and access points remain closed as we finish components over the coming weeks. Work ...zones will be fenced off and then opened once completed. The Warradale pedestrian and cyclist rail crossing is now open as a passive crossing, and in the coming weeks it will be opened as an activated crossing, along with the upgraded crossings at Hove and Seventh Avenue. Works are progressing well with road upgrades, car park construction and landscaping works. Key work areas include the new right-hand turn lanes to continue along Morphett Road, Dunrobin and Diagonal roads and Railway Terrace. Access is changing regularly, so please keep an eye out for signage around the construction zones. For further information please visit https://ptpa.com.au/oaklands, call the team on 1300 205 994 or email [email protected]

01.01.2022 Wishing you all a very Happy New Year