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25.01.2022 The SMP team has grown over the past couple of months with a few new babies arriving to our team members. Christian Webb and his wife Luna and big brother Ayden welcomed a beautiful baby girl - Arien Jade into the world on the 24th September 2018. She weighed 2.73 kgs and was 47cm long.(see photo) James Riley also welcomed a beautiful baby girl WIllow on the 27th August with his partner Melissa, a little bit earlier than expected but she is doing well.... Congratulations to both guys & their families.

25.01.2022 SMP are proud to support the Emergency Department staff at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital. Today they held their Christmas BBQ for staff coming off shift. A great morning was had by all!

25.01.2022 Another welcome addition to the SMP family last week with the safe arrival of Viaan, a son for SMP Engineer Vishal. Viaan weighed in at 3.5kg and was 56cm long. Congratulations to Vishal and his family, from all of us at SMP Engineering.

24.01.2022 Pathways Therapeutic Day Program Visit This week, the SMP team were invited to visit the Family Pathways Agency in Shenton Park to check out the purchases and upgrades made possible due to the recent 2forK donation of $18,500. Pathways are a state-wide service providing intervention, treatment and assistance to children (aged 0-12 years) with complex child and family mental health problems.... The 2forK donation to the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia has allowed Pathways to purchase some much needed equipment and therapy tools to help them to treat the children in a meaningful way. Equipment such as trampolines and climbing equipment for gross motor coordination, games for the development of fine motor skills, height adjustable desks, social and emotional games, art therapy resources including clay and paints, and sensory processing tools were just some of the items that were purchased. The staff at Pathways were extremely grateful for the donation and after spending some time with them we were able to witness firsthand how much they appreciate the support. The 2forK donations are really making a difference for the kids!

24.01.2022 SMP Engineering are proud to support the amazing work of Beyond Blue and wish them every success in the fight against mental disorders.

23.01.2022 On Friday, Curt Davenhill (left) was recognised as Junes safety award winner at this months toolbox meeting. High quality Take-5s and strong involvement in a recent campaign about exclusion zones and safety barricading led to Curts nomination and selection by the leadership team. Top job Curt !!

21.01.2022 Managing Director Troy Cawthan and General Manager Daniel Debattista catching up with Joe Abrahams and his Engineering team who are supporting the Ichthys Project.

21.01.2022 Next stop - The Pilbara. SMP22 and site box en-route to support our project team.

20.01.2022 The SMP team are over the moon in welcoming the arrival of Kai Lucas Tandy, who was born on May 18th at 12.25pm. Kai is the 1st child for Josh, one of our Engineers and his partner Erin. A healthy and content baby, Kai weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces at birth (3.99kg) and was 50cm long. The entire family is doing great and adjusting well.

20.01.2022 SMP Engineering is proud to be associated with the Perth Childrens Hospital Foundation since 2013 raising over $67,000 for specialist projects through our workplace giving program. The latest donation of $20,000 has enabled children with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) manage their chronic illness in a safer way. Through donations like this, Perth Childrens Hospital Foundation has funded the provision of 20 insulin pumps to children and families with T1D. T1D is a condition requiring... lifelong management and treatment. Children living with diabetes regulate their blood glucose levels with the use of insulin, traditionally administered by regular injections. Sometimes this is as often as every two to three hours, including during the night, causing obvious discomfort and disturbance for both the child and family. Insulin pump therapy uses a small electronic pump that automatically delivers the right amount of insulin for each childs specifc needs via a cannula that sits under the skin. The doses are closer to what the body would produce if the pancreas worked properly. We appreciate being able to support families living with T1D with an insulin pump. Some families are struggling in so many ways and to have to manage a child with T1D as well is very challenging. We are thankful for the support of the Foundation in providing these pumps as we know it will improve the childs health outcomes as well as the quality of life for the whole family. - Liz Davis, Head of Endocrinology and Diabetes.

20.01.2022 SMP Engineering is proud to be associated with the Perth Children's Hospital Foundation since 2013 raising over $67,000 for specialist projects through our workplace giving program. The latest donation of $20,000 has enabled children with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D) manage their chronic illness in a safer way. Through donations like this, Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation has funded the provision of 20 insulin pumps to children and families with T1D. T1D is a condition requiring... lifelong management and treatment. Children living with diabetes regulate their blood glucose levels with the use of insulin, traditionally administered by regular injections. Sometimes this is as often as every two to three hours, including during the night, causing obvious discomfort and disturbance for both the child and family. Insulin pump therapy uses a small electronic pump that automatically delivers the right amount of insulin for each child’s specifc needs via a cannula that sits under the skin. The doses are closer to what the body would produce if the pancreas worked properly. We appreciate being able to support families living with T1D with an insulin pump. Some families are struggling in so many ways and to have to manage a child with T1D as well is very challenging. We are thankful for the support of the Foundation in providing these pumps as we know it will improve the child’s health outcomes as well as the quality of life for the whole family. - Liz Davis, Head of Endocrinology and Diabetes.

18.01.2022 From everyone at SMP Engineering, we wish you a very Merry Christmas and a happy and safe New Year!

16.01.2022 Another worthy winner of the monthly safety award... Huge congratulations to Teresa Scott for her outstanding contribution to the nightshift team and proactive approach to safety in July. Onya Terry!

16.01.2022 2forK kicks in to support complex mental health issues for WA Kids

16.01.2022 Mock spill response training during recent inclement weather #smpengineering #construction #training

14.01.2022 Today is national "Ride2Work" day so what better way to kick it off than by riding to work? OK... Maybe a coffee (or two)... Great job guys!

14.01.2022 Another huge thank you to all our staff, employees and supporters for making our 2forK program such a huge success. We look forward to continually supporting the Perth Childrens Hospital Foundation and raising the much needed funds for the kids of Western Australia.

13.01.2022 Still kicking goals on QCLNG! At the peak of construction just prior to MC a high potential incident (HPI) was identified on a walk way, where a person could fall a significant distance from one level to another. SMP Superintendent Lucas Farrell (pictured right) identified the hazard and a spotter was put in place to ensure no one accessed the area. The correct tools where obtained to control and rectify the hazard immediately making the area safe once again.... This was identified as the best Hazard Observation for the month of October and awarded by Stuart Wright from Thiess (Left) Well done Lucas!!

13.01.2022 More great 2forK news with SMP Engineering being showcased by the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia in their latest Partnership Report. This program is only made possible by the fantastic support of our employees. Thanks so much to everyone involved. If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.

13.01.2022 Another anniversary at SMP this month with Vishal Patel notching up 5 years! Congratulations Vishal.

11.01.2022 Congratulations to SMP Supervisor Dean Stephens (right) who was recently recognised with a safety achievement award for his ongoing interest and dedication to the safety of others. Dean was presented with his award by SMPs General Manager, Daniel Debattista.

10.01.2022 "2forK" Update - Mobile School Desk Project Due to the success of our "2forK" workplace giving program, SMP are proud to announce our involvement with the "Mobile School Desk Project". These mobile perspex desks are now in use at PMH by kids who cannot leave their beds. This has been a much welcomed addition to ward 6A and SMP are very pleased to continue our support of this ward.... Thank you to the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia for giving us this very unique opportunity. If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.

10.01.2022 Another addition to the SMP family last week with the safe arrival (albeit one week early) of Vivan Tiwary, a son for SMP Engineer Ram. Vivan means "full of life" and he weighed in at 2.845kg and was 49cm long. Congratulations Ram, from all of us at SMP Engineering.

09.01.2022 A huge CONGRATULATIONS to Matthew Cozens who was today recognised with the latest SMP "Mateship" award. Matt recently went "above and beyond" to help out a workmate who was in some trouble. Here is Matt proudly showing off his award after it was presented by his Supervisor this morning.... Well done Matt!

09.01.2022 "2forK" Update - Stitches Bear in my Chair Project SMP are delighted to provide another update on our Workplace Giving Program. The generous donations from our staff from FY14 and FY15 have allowed us to provide the seed funding for the Stitches Bear in my Chair Project at Princess Margaret Hospital. This project will allow children with long term illnesses to keep in contact with their peers, teachers and school during their stay at PMH and utilises the PMH Foundations ma...scot "Stitches the Bear". A small Stitches bear and an iPad will be given to selected primary school aged children who have a long term stay at PMH. The students enrolled primary school will be sent a bag/case containing a large Stitches Bear and an iPad. The large Stitches will then sit in the vacant childs seat during set times and the student can be involved remotely with their class via skype, FaceTime and other video capabilities. The purpose of this project is to prevent long term patients in childrens hospitals from being isolated from their peers and classrooms during admission. The PMH School does a fantastic job of keeping students up to date with school curriculum, however it cannot replace the real value of a classroom environment and interaction with peers. SMP has agreed to provide some additional funding using staff donations from this year to allow this project to expand. A total of 8 packs (each with 2 Stitches Bears, iPads, t-shirts and manuals) are now being created for four children at PMH to use. This project will be up and running very soon and we cant wait to get some feedback on how valuable it is for the kids. Thank you to the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia for giving us this very unique opportunity. If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.

08.01.2022 SMP Engineering are proud to continue their support to the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia through programs such as the The Stitches Bear in my Chair (SBIMC). This program allows hospitalised students to take part in lessons by connecting them to their peers in their own school in real time via an iPad. Please take the time to read the attached case study. If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.

08.01.2022 Congratulations!!! SMP Engineering would like to congratulate Project Engineer, Vishal Patel and his family, on the recent birth of their baby girl, Daya. Daya was born on 27th December 2015 weighing 3.7kg and has been settling in very well. ... We would like to wish them ongoing health and happiness!

07.01.2022 SMP Team - Due to upcoming new opportunities we are looking to get in touch with past employees who are looking for their next challenge. Please get in touch with the office to discuss how you can get back on board with SMP Engineering.

06.01.2022 Congratulations to Nilesh Patel who last month celebrated 4 years with SMP Engineering.

05.01.2022 Another whip around = Another local charity benefits! Over the past month, our day and night (pictured) crews on the Tianqi LHPP project got together with the aim of benefiting a local wildlife organisation. Driven by the HS&E and Supervision team, our crews held BBQs and small events to raise $650.00!! The Darling Range Wildlife Shelter WA was selected and the donation was processed this week. Great effort team! Background: Darling Range Wildlife Shelter (DRWS) is a volunte...er and not-for-profit organisation whose purpose is to rehabilitate native wildlife and promote the value of biodiversity. DRWS volunteers rescue, provide care and rehabilitate Australian native wildlife in need including threatened, endangered and migratory species. Each year they record around 1000 wildlife admissions. If you would like to know more about them or how you can help, visit their Facebook page or website at: https://www.darlingrangewildlife.com.au/

04.01.2022 Our Management team represented SMP Engineering on Friday night at Chamber of Commerce and Industry WAs Construction Industry Dinner at Crown Perth. A great night was had by all, highlighted with excellent food and entertainment. The event provided a unique networking opportunity and chance to meet and re-connect with fellow industry professionals to discuss current and upcoming opportunities.

04.01.2022 SAVE THE DOLPHINS! SMPs nightshift crew on the Tianqi LHPP project were recently made aware of a local project lead by the Mandurah Volunteer Dolphin Rescue Group (sponsored by Peel Preservation Group Incorporated). The project will see monitoring cameras placed at dolphin stranding hotspots in the Serpentine River to enable faster rescue responses. The crew passed the hat around and with a small corporate top up from SMP were able to pull together $500.00 for the cause. S...ally from the volunteer group was thankful for the donation saying We are thrilled to hear this. It means a lot to our little dolphin rescue group!. We are proud of our team at SMP and are only too happy to help! Estuary Guardians Mandurah Background: Mandurah is a dolphin stranding hotspot with over a third of the resident dolphin population having stranded at least once, some many times over. Unfortunately the stranding sites are very remote and often a stranded dolphin is not seen and dies a painful needless death. This year an idea of having small field cameras overlooking the worst stranding sites has grown to having 4 specialised CCTV cameras permanently installed to give the wildlife officers and the volunteer rescue group eyes over these areas so faster rescue responses can happen. Peel Preservation Group Inc. (sponsoring Mandurah Volunteer Dolphin Rescue Group) has been fundraising towards the cameras.

03.01.2022 SMP Engineering was delighted to participate in this years "Quentin Broad Memorial Golf Day" hosted by Rio Tinto at the Vines on Saturday 9th November. The event that begun in 2010 is now held annually in memory of the Rio Tinto Operations Centre Controller who passed away from cancer. The original event held in 2010 helped raise funds to support Quentins family and since that time, significant donations have been made to the Cancer Council of WA. SMP Engineering were privil...eged to be invited as one of the days sponsors and Managing Director, Troy Cawthan and Operations Supervisor, Luke Findlater teamed up and played well enough to take out first place (with 10 under!!). SMPs second representative team of Josh Findlater and Michael Montgomery came in third. Young Luke also picked up longest drive for the day. Troy Cawthan: SMP are proud to have a long association with Rio Tinto and only too happy to help with such a worthwhile cause. See more

02.01.2022 MAY "2forK" UPDATE SMP staff and employees have raised an impressive $8,242.00 for the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia since July 2014! Fantastic work by everyone involved. We are well on our way to our $10,000.00 target.... If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.

02.01.2022 On 1st August 2016 the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) Foundation officially changed its name (and logo) to the Perth Childrens Hospital (PCH) Foundation. This to support the opening of the new Perth Childrens Hospital which is due for completion later in the year. The SMP $2forK Workplace Giving program will continue without disruption with all money raised now being donated to the PCH Foundation. If youd like to contribute please speak to your Manager or contact the SMP office on (08) 9412 8000.

02.01.2022 Please take a moment to read Bens story. He has a personal connection to a team member at SMP. If you can help out please do so directly through the link below.

01.01.2022 SMP Engineering was proud to be invited to the "Stitches Bear in my Chair" launch. This program is only made possible through the generous support of our employees. Well done everyone!

01.01.2022 What a finish! The SMP crew at Roy Hill all chipped in to see what it would take for Superintendent Andre Cue-ball Berichon and Supervisor Mat Baby-face Drogan to shed some hair. Over $4,500 was raised amongst the team and this was topped up by Managing Director Troy Cawthan with an additional $1,000. Looking good boys!! Add to that $1,100 from the auction of some donated football memorabilia items and we are very proud to announce the final 2forK tally for FY15 ... $17,376 !!! A massive THANK YOU to all our employees and supporters for helping us achieve this huge feat. We look forward to working closely with the Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation, Australia to ensure these funds are put to good use. If you are an employee of SMP Engineering and currently not involved in the 2forK program, please speak to your Supervisor about how you can help. All other enquiries can be directed to Michelle on 9412 8000.