WE CONSTRUCT AND INSTALL MODULAR BUILDINGS
Did you know CSI constructed the media village at the Sydney Olympics? Refurbished demountable buildings were fitted out and installed on-time and to specification. The experience we gained from this and later projects, plus our long-term partnership with NSW Department of Education & Communities, refurbishing their demountable classrooms was the catalyst for our modular building program.
This experience has been enhanced by collaborating with architects, engineers, sustainable development consultants, industry organisations, suppliers, contractors and specialist consultants in the ongoing production of our modular buildings.
Most of the construction is carried out by inmates at St. Heliers Correctional Centre under the supervision of trade qualified Overseers. Inmates have developed skills in plastering, painting, tiling, frame, truss and roof erection, exterior cladding and plumbing and electrical rough-in and fit-out. Qualifications inmates achieve at our modular building business unit include Construction White Card, Cert II and III in Building and Construction, Fork Lift, Waterproofing, Working at Heights, Crane Operator and Dogman tickets. All plumbing and electrical works are certified by licensed tradespersons.
CSI continues to advance its construction capabilities, and is now making prefabricated modular cells with accompanying fixtures to house inmates for a variety of correctional purposes in NSW.
For further information contact CSI Customer Service tel: 02 4582 2420.
A crane lowers a module over the prison wall.
CSI supplied the furniture fit-out.
THE INTENSIVE LEARNING CENTRE
In collaboration with its architects, CSI constructed
and installed the Intensive Learning Centre at the Mid North Coast Correctional Centre.
The prefabricated design features four classrooms, library, teacher’s office and kitchen. CSI also supervised the plumbing and electrical fit-out, constructed the outdoor learning spaces and timber decking, plus landscaped the site. CSI's furniture division provided all office and educational furniture.
The buildings were prefabricated and constructed at; St Heliers Correctional Centre by Aboriginal inmates within the Gundi employment pathway program.
The image slider at the top of this page features the learning centre installation.
