The CSI Construction team successfully executed  multiple projects within the resources sector, which were  conducted simultaneously across a diverse range of mining  infrastructure assets. CSI Construction was awarded the engineering, procurement  and construction (EPC) of Jerriwah Village, a 414 man camp  located on the client’s Nammuldi project. This facility was  constructed in a modularized form enabling construction  to be completed in a record 34 weeks, with rooms made  progressively available from August 2013 to January 2014. In addition, the EPC contract for construction of the  Nammuldi Below Water Table Project, comprising a 25  million tonne per annum iron ore processing facility,  commenced the onsite construction phase and is on  schedule to be completed in the second half of FY2015.  While the construction of client’s assets was a major focus  throughout the period, CSI also commenced the construction  of the Iron Valley facility. This project is now completed, being  handed over to the operations team ready to commence  mining operations in line with the planned schedule. In addition, CSI delivered a 67 man accommodation village  located on the Poondano tenement, together with a major  70km road sealing upgrade of the publicly gazetted Roy Hill  Road, situated in the East Pilbara. CSI is the premier provider of contract crushing and mineral  processing services in the world. It currently processes, for  both external customers and its own projects approximately  8% of Western Australia’s iron ore production. With innovative  applications of the technology, CSI has been able to expand its  core competence and therefore increase its offering into areas  previously not thought possible. Key to the success is CSI’s in- house model of design, construct and operate which provides  customers with capital light, quickly implemented solutions  that have them in operation faster than would otherwise be  possible, allowing customers to benefit from its output sooner,  thus improving the project’s value. During FY2014, CSI sold its Christmas Creek plants to  FMG. These plants represent state of the art wet iron ore  processing technology previously not seen in the industry. CSI  constructed the two plants under contract with FMG between  2009 and 2014, providing it with the opportunity to design  and construct the technology that will drive the iron ore  processing industry into the future as the majority of all new  iron ore developments are expected to source their material  from below the water table. The successful completion and  commissioning of these plants was instrumental in CSI’s  new generation of plant being incorporated in the Nammuldi  Below Water Table development.  Value adding via volume enhancement to CSI’s existing  blue chip clients has been the key focus for the period. This  strategy has produced targeted sustainable results in both  crushed volume and contract retention.  Crushing target volumes and customer production targets  were achieved for FY2014. Mineral Resources Limited Annual Report 2014 5 Construction MINING SERVICES CSI Crushing Managing  Director’s Report For personal use only