2021 CCF Industry and Training Awards
June 2021
The 2020 CCF Industry and Training Awards was held on Friday 16th April and we were so thrilled to announce that Joshua, Richard and Tessa won their respective categories!
News
Our recent project news and what's been happening at DM Civil.
Pipes for Fremantle
January 2021
As part of the Water Corporations, Pipes for Fremantle project, DM Civil was an integral part in the renewal of 2.1 kms of ageing water mains with new pipelines in Fremantle. DM Civil was contracted to replace century-old cast iron water mains in the heart of Fremantle to ensure safe...
Replacing Centuries of Drains
December 2020
In the process of completing Main Drainage Upgrades within the heart of Fremantle, DM Civil uncovered a rare glimpse of drainage history. An 1800’s two foot by eleven-inch timber box drain used as the way to remove stormwater off the street and out to the swan river, solving a severe...
Investing in new grout equipment at DM Civil
October 2020
DM Civil continues to reinvest in its company owned equipment. Recently, the Trenchless Technology division purchased a new grout pump. The design and procurement of this pump is to meet any changes to client grout specifications used for filling the annulus between pipes and casings in our trenchless technology works.
DM Civil Steps Up Training Opportunities
August 2020
In line with our peak industry body, the Civil Contractors Federation WA (CCFWA), DM Civil continues to offer training opportunities to our staff. CCFWA is lobbying our state government to consider re-classifying Certificate III Civil Construction traineeships to apprenticeships.
2020 CCF WA Awards
July 2020
DM Civil celebrates the award of Project Manager of the Year to our own Grant Craven. The Civil Contractors Federation of WA judging panel has selected Grant Craven from a strong group of finalists who also have substantial experience and credentials in the delivery of civil projects.
DM Civil’s Tesmec TRS 1475 Trenching Rock Saw essential equipment for mine pit
June 2020
DM Civil were initially contracted to undertake several kilometres of drainage trenching surrounding a mine pit dewatering pond at amine site in the goldfields using DM Civil’s 95 tonne 600HP Tesmec TRS 1475 Rock Saw.