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WATER

Construction water was supplied from a solar extracted borehole at the staff accommodation block. The main lodge
was the biggest consumer of water due to its size and its masonry construction type.

1 973 m 3 Of solar extracted water
consumed to date.

53 % 33 % 8 % 4 % 3 %

LODGE CHALET STAFF UNITS, GENERAL SITE HUMAN
CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION CANTEEN & CONSTRUCTION CONSUMPTION
SOLAR AREA

*Data from November 2020 to March 2021 has
been extrapolated.
TRANSPORT

ROAD USAGE

The contractor adhered to the transport policies put in place by Karingani, including:
• Speed restrictions of 40 km/h

• Material deliveries and worker travel are only permitted on identified service roads

• Stock yards are located on the perimeter of the reserve to reduce the movement of heavy vehicles through
sensitive habitats

• Service deliveries are restricted to certain entries

• Working closely with the reserve operations teams to respect road closures after storm events

• Consolidating construction worker trips to and from site
• Empty delivery vehicles are used to transport waste on return trips

KILOMETERS TRAVELLED

26 536 km Travelled for material delivery from the place of manufacture to stock yard

30 750 km Travelled by general construction vehicles and machinery (Samils,
Machinery, Tractor, Small Truck)

114 400 km Travelled by management vehicles and staff transport. Primarily associated
with the long distance from the existing CSU block in the south to the
construction site

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