Project case study

Description

Janissen is pleased to announce that the Cockburn Fire & Emergency Services Project has been successfully completed and delivered to the client.

The modern Cockburn Fire Station is fully operational as a new home for the Success Fire and Rescue Service firefighters who have been professionally protecting the community from their temporary base at Cockburn Volunteer Emergency Services Complex.

The $11M purpose-built facility on North Lake Road will be one of the biggest fire stations in Western Australia and operates as a hub for Perth’s southern suburbs.

It was great to work alongside the following team to deliver a quality project within the challenging year 2020.

EMCO Building
Building Management & Works (BMW)
Architect: TAG Architects

Consultants

• Quantity Surveyor – RBB – Ralph Beattie Bosworth
• Structural & Civil Engineer – BG&E
• Mechanical Engineer – DB Consulting
• Electrical Engineer – BEST Consultants
• Hydraulic Engineer – Hydraulic Design Australia

Scope of works

• Liaison with Western Power and NBN to provide headworks and incoming services
• LV switchboards and consumer mains and submains cabling
• Lighting
• Emergency lighting
• Voice and data communications infrastructure
• CCTV system
• Access control system
• Intruder detection system
• Fire Detection System

WA Emergency Services Minister Francis Logan said:

“The modern Cockburn Fire Station will serve as a new home for the Success Fire and Rescue Service firefighters who have been professionally protecting the community from their temporary base at Cockburn Volunteer Emergency Services Complex.”

 

“The station has been designed to meet the current demands and needs of the community, while being future-proofed to accommodate future population growth and changes to the urban landscape of Cockburn and surrounding areas.”