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FOREWORD

As a leading construction, mining and services company, Thiess is committed

to maintaining best practice standards across our operations. This Group

Policy Manual outlines the structure and key aspects of the Thiess Management

System (TMS) and provides an overview of our policies and objectives,

standards and procedures.

In an organisation as diverse and dynamic as Thiess, it is essential that we

conduct our business in a consistent and systematic manner. More than ever,

our ongoing success is dependent on clarity in our management systems that:

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set clear benchmarks for performance and accountability

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drive consistent application of processes and tools

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allow for adaptability to industry sector, regional and client requirements

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promote a culture of continual improvement, and

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maintain robust governance and assurance processes.

Bruce Munro

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CODE OF CONDUCT ... 5

HEALTH & SAFETY POLICY... 6

ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY ... 7

QUALITY POLICY... 8

COMMUNITY & STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT POLICY ... 9

DIVERSITY POLICY ... 10

TRADE PRACTICES POLICY ... 11

RISK POLICY ... 12

INJURY MANAGEMENT POLICY ... 13

OUR GROUP ORGANISATION CHART ... 14

OUR DELEGATION ... 15

OUR STRUCTURE ... 15

OUR SYSTEM ... 16

TMS STRUCTURE ... 17

OUR COMPLIANCE ... 17

MANUAL REVIEW ... 17

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OUR VISION

The guiding force that inspires our work, aligns with our strategic direction and

brings to life our values. We recognise the drive and commitment of our people

who achieve results that are the hallmarks of our long-standing reputation.

Our vision is:

“Creating a brighter future, together.”

OUR VALUES

The Thiess values underpin our culture. They capture the essence of who we

are and what we stand for - the quality that makes us uniquely Thiess.

Our values are:

Trust - Passion - Innovation - Excellence

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OUR THIESS

TrusT

dependable. reliable. certain. We deliver on what we promise. Qualities like integrity, honesty and care keep our people safe and enable relationships that go the distance. it’s the essence of what sets us apart – the backbone of our business.

InnovaTIon

a spark. a quest. a problem solved.

a pioneering spirit that values ideas and seizes opportunities. a willingness to challenge and change, making the complex simple. it takes creativity, courage and collaboration to deliver cost-effective, smart solutions.

PassIon

energy. enthusiasm. drive. a relentless commitment to be the best – going the extra mile to achieve results that exceed expectations. We safeguard our people, value diversity, enhance communities and transform environments. it’s not just a job...it’s in our blood.

ExcEllEncE

discipline. leadership. performance. simply, the uncompromising standard we hold ourselves accountable to every day. We deliver high quality projects through high quality service. it’s what attracts and retains the best and converts projects into partnerships.

OUR VALUES

the guiding force that inspires our work, aligns with our strategic direction and brings to life our values.

CREATING A BRIGHTER FUTURE, TOGETHER

OUR VISION

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OUR POLICY STATEMENTS

Supporting our vision and values are policy statements, which provide

clear standards for our performance. They include:

CODE OF CONDUCT

Our values guide our conduct and set

the expectations, standards and ethical

practices that underpin all our dealings.

HEALTH AND SAFETY

Our objective:

Everyone safe, every day.

ENVIRONMENTAL

Our objective:

Smaller footprint, bigger future.

QUALITY

Our objective: Quality outcomes

without compromise. Smart and robust

practices deliver cost-efficient projects

on time, every time. To continually

achieve industry best practice we

must learn from our experiences and

continue to refine our systems.

COMMUNITY AND STAKEHOLDER

MANAGEMENT

Our objective: Proactive and genuine

engagement. Supports successful

project outcomes and forms part of

our licence to operate.

DIVERSITY

Our objective: Strength in diversity.

Promotes innovation, creativity,

flexibility, productivity and

competitiveness.

TRADE PRACTICES

We recognise and respect the

importance of competition and

consumer legislation and its goal of

preventing anti-competitive behaviour

and safeguarding consumers.

COMPETITION AND CONSUMER

Our objective: Proactive management

of risk at all levels of the organisation.

Effective risk management delivers

greater certainty of successful

outcomes in all business functions.

INJURY MANAGEMENT

Our objective: To ensure our injury

management practices facilitate and

expedite the recovery process and help

employees return to work as soon as

possible.

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CODE OF CONDUCT

• Act with honesty, integrity and fairness in all areas of our business dealings

• Support workplace diversity, respect the values of others, and not tolerate racial discrimination, workplace harassment or bullying, or sexual misconduct

• Accept responsibility and accountability for our actions • Follow company policies and procedures at all times • Behave in a manner aligned with our values in everything we do • Use Thiess’ assets only for company purposes • Comply with all applicable laws, regulations and statutory obligations in the countries in which we operate

• Ensure that the privacy of our people and stakeholders is observed and respected • Avoid action or activity that gives rise to

a conflict of interest, is illegal, or involves the acceptance or giving of improper inducements in order to secure business • Encourage employees to speak against, and

to report, unethical behaviour, supported by the thiess ethics line as a confidential reporting line for our people

WE WILL:

thiess has a strong commitment to undertaking its business with integrity – to do what is right and ethical. We abide by the leighton group business code

of conduct, which applies to all thiess employees.

our valuEs GuIDE our conDucT anD sET

THE ExPEcTaTIons, sTanDarDs anD ETHIcal

PracTIcEs THaT unDErPIn all our DEalInGs.

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EvErYonE saFE EvErYDaY

OUR ObjECTIVE

safe projects are successful projects. all injuries are preventable.

HEALTH & SAFETY

PolIcY

sTronG lEaDErsHIP

We will: • Act as positive and highly visible role models • Proactively manage risks to prevent adverse outcomes • Identify opportunities to improve our capacity to achieve successful outcomes

• Empower employees to take the lead on health and safety

• Encourage employee participation in decision making through engagement

• Clearly define health and safety responsibilities for all employees

• Demonstrate a passion for the health and well-being of our employees

• Recognise and reward safe performance

BEsT-PracTIcE sYsTEMs

We will:

• Ensure employees, contractors and labour hire personnel are provided with information and training to help them work safely

• Embed risk management practices in all processes, procedures and the way in which we manage our work

• Utilise business systems to identify trends and assist in proactively managing risks

• Ensure our systems are consistent, represent best-practice and are regularly reviewed for effectiveness

• Ensure compliance with all relevant legislation and other mandatory requirements.

EvErYonE’s coMMITMEnT

We will: • Commit to work practices that deliver safe outcomes • Demonstrate positive behaviours that drive a safe culture • Share lessons learnt and ensure continual improvement • Actively participate and be willing to speak up on health and safety issues and to receive feedback • Communicate, coordinate and cooperate with

our clients, contractors and suppliers on health and safety matters

conTInual IMProvEMEnT

We will:

• Improve performance through the use of targeted leading indicators

• Set measurable objectives and targets to drive continual improvement

• Drive a systematic and disciplined audit schedule • Ensure transparent reporting of all incidents,

high potentials and hazards

• Ensure a thorough and timely investigation of incidents with the corrective actions implemented to prevent recurrence

• Use leading and lagging performance indicators with regular benchmarking and reporting

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sMallEr FooTPrInT, BIGGEr FuTurE

OUR ObjECTIVE

environmentally sustainable projects are successful projects. across our business we are driving a culture that goes ‘beyond compliance’.

ENVIRONMENTAL

PolIcY

sTronG lEaDErsHIP

We will: • Pursue sustainable environmental outcomes • Do what we say we will do • Ensure transparent reporting • Empower employees to lead on environmental initiatives • Deliver projects with future generations in mind

BEsT-PracTIcE sYsTEMs

We will: • Maintain systems that deliver good governance • Maintain environmental management systems certifiable to iso 14001 • Comply with all applicable legal and other requirements • Ensure our people are trained in the use of our systems • Monitor, measure and publicly report our environmental performance

EvErYonE’s coMMITMEnT

We will: • Commit to environmentally-responsible practices • Understand environmental obligations • Prevent or minimise pollution • Prioritise efficient use of resources • Identify and proactively manage potential environmental risks • Deliver positive environmental outcomes that add value to our projects

conTInual IMProvEMEnT

We will:

• Recognise and share lessons learnt • Set ourselves challenging targets to reduce

our impact on the environment

• Implement innovative solutions that reduce our environmental footprint

• Engage with our clients and other stakeholders to produce mutually beneficial and sustainable outcomes

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qualITY ouTcoMEs wITHouT coMProMIsE

OUR ObjECTIVE

Smart and robust practices deliver cost-efficient projects on time, every time. to continually achieve industry best-practice we must learn from our experiences

and continue to refine our systems.

QUALITY

PolIcY

sTronG lEaDErsHIP

We will:

• Maintain management accountability for achieving quality outcomes

• Communicate our Quality Policy and procedures to all employees and appropriate stakeholders

• Ensure all employees understand and take ownership for quality and service standards

BEsT-PracTIcE sYsTEMs

We will:

• Ensure the Thiess Management System meets iso 9001 requirements and is integrated into all business activities

• Review and improve the effectiveness of the thiess management system on a continual basis • Review and revise our Quality Policy and

procedures periodically to maintain their relevance

GrEaTEsT valuE aDD

We will:

• Provide products and services that meet or exceed the standards prescribed in relevant agreements, contracts, codes and statutory obligations

• Identify, monitor and respond to client needs, expectations and levels of satisfaction

conTInual IMProvEMEnT

We will:

• Set high-standard, quality targets

• Continuously review and refine our systems, processes and methods

• Ensure our systems are flexible and encourage new ideas, technologies and innovations

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STAKEHOLDER MANAGEMENT

HonEsTY

We will: • Approach all engagement in a way that positively involves communities and improves their understanding of projects

• Communicate the nature of our work openly and transparently

• Establish clear expectations about how much disruption communities should expect

EFFEcTIvE coMMunIcaTIon

We will:

• Develop communication programs

appropriate to the needs of communities and key stakeholders

• Deliver timely, relevant and clear communication • Include stakeholder input in the creation of

communication programs

accEssIBIlITY anD vIsIBIlITY

We will:

• Proactively inform and engage communities and key stakeholders and seek opportunities for their input

• Create opportunities for face-to-face interaction

• Plan activities to ensure maximum opportunity for community participation • Encourage collaborative, two-way

communication

BEsT-PracTIcE sYsTEMs

We will:

• Share lessons learnt and continually improve our community and stakeholder management plan • Seek opportunities to support and invest in

the communities in which we operate • Review and revise policy and procedures in

line with best-practice community engagement and communication standards • Complete regular audits to measure our

performance and maintain accountability

ProacTIvE, GEnuInE anD PosITIvE coMMunITY EnGaGEMEnT

OUR ObjECTIVE

supports successful project outcomes and forms part of our licence to operate.

PolIcY

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managing director thiess pty ltd december 2013 tg-Q&s-po-009 • Develop a talented and diverse workforce that represents the wide range of cultures in our community

• Understand and value the different skills, backgrounds and talents of our employees • Engage the breadth of skills in our team to

the mutual benefit of the company and all stakeholders

• Create a supportive and understanding workplace environment in which all individuals feel welcome, respected and heard, and where they can realise their full potential regardless of their background, age, gender or ethnicity

• Remove barriers to achieve a genuinely diverse and talented workforce

• Establish, meet and report on targets for greater diversity

• Create proactive initiatives to support and encourage employment opportunities for minority groups

• Design systems that actively encourage the feedback of our people regarding their experiences within our diverse workforce • Provide specific training to those responsible

for recruitment, selection, training, grievance, disciplinary or dismissal procedures regarding this policy

• Ensure all employees are aware of the company’s commitment to diversity and understand their own responsibilities towards enabling a diverse workforce

sTrEnGTH THrouGH DIvErsITY anD InclusIon

OUR ObjECTIVE

DIVERSITY

PolIcY

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wE rEcoGnIsE anD rEsPEcT THE IMPorTancE oF

coMPETITIon anD consuMEr lEGIslaTIon anD ITs Goal

oF PrEvEnTInG anTI-coMPETITIvE BEHavIour anD

saFEGuarDInG consuMErs.

• Comply at all times with competition and consumer legislation and regulations • Report any activity that may contravene such

legislation

• Maintain and monitor our competition and consumer compliance system

• Review and revise our Competition and consumer act processes periodically to maintain their relevance and currency

• Communicate this Competition and Consumer act policy and associated procedures to employees and stakeholders to ensure they are aware of their responsibilities in relation to competition and consumer compliance

WE WILL:

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ProacTIvE ManaGEMEnT oF rIsk aT all lEvEls

oF THE orGanIsaTIon

OUR ObjECTIVE

effective risk management delivers greater certainty of successful outcomes in all business functions.

sTronG lEaDErsHIP

We will: • Be positive and highly visible role models • Drive a transparent and robust risk-management culture • Integrate risk management at all levels of the organisation across all business streams • Delegate and ensure all employees

understand their risk management responsibilities

• Empower employees to be actively involved in the risk-management process

• Encourage and recognise outstanding management of both threats and opportunities

oPPorTunITY anD InnovaTIon

We will:

• Share lessons learnt and continually improve risk management capability and maturity

EvErYonE’s coMMITMEnT

We will:

• Apply risk management in all activities • Follow procedures to identify and manage

threats and opportunities

• Give feedback on risk management processes

TransParEncY anD assurancE

We will:

• Deliver greater certainty through the application of the thiess risk management standard and risk management procedure • Comply with relevant legislation

and iso / as / nZs standards

• Maintain open communication with regulators, stakeholders, local communities and employees

• Complete all required risk management training

• Complete regular and systematic audits to measure our performance and maintain accountability for minimising risk

PolIcY

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To EnsurE our InjurY ManaGEMEnT PracTIcEs

FacIlITaTE anD ExPEDITE THE rEcovErY

ProcEss anD HElP EMPloYEEs rETurn To

work as soon as PossIBlE.

INjURY MANAGEMENT

PolIcY

• Provide timely and quality services and return-to-work plans

• Maintain injured or ill employees at work in appropriate and productive activities • Enable the earliest possible return to work

for employees

• Maximise independent functioning for employees if return to work is precluded • Provide a safe and healthy work environment

and, in the event of injury or illness, proactively apply workplace based injury management in accordance with medical advice

• Cooperate with our employees and their treating providers

• Ensure appropriate suitable duties are made available to injured or ill employees to facilitate their safe and early return to work, with those duties to be medically approved and be time limited

• Ensure all employees are aware that, in the event of injury or illness, they, and their supervisors, will be consulted to develop their return-to-work plan for a structured, timely and safe return

• Comply with legislative obligations with respect to injury management including confidentiality and privacy of information • Review this policy and accompanying

procedures on an ongoing basis to ensure we continue to meet legislative requirements and the needs of all stakeholders

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OUR GROUP ORGANISATION CHART

Thiess is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Leighton Holdings Limited (LHL)

and operates as an independent business entity within the Leighton Group.

Thiess has a strong and distinct culture and its own corporate identity.

LHL ORGANISATION STRUCTURE

APRIL 2013

AL HABTOOR LEIGHTON GROUP 45% OWNED 100% OWNED LEIGHTON CONTRACTORS PTY LTD 46.6% OTHER SHAREHOLDERS HOCHTIEF 53.4% LEIGHTON INTERNATIONAL LTD 100% OWNED 100% OWNED THIESS PTY LTD 100% OWNED LEIGHTON ASIA LTD 100% OWNED LEIGHTON PROPERTIES PTY LTD 100% OWNED JOHN HOLLAND PTY LTD

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THIESS GROUP STRUCTURE

FEBRUARY 2014

100% OWNED

HOCHTIEF 58.77% 41.23% OTHER SHAREHOLDERS

100% OWNED

INDIA

100% OWNED

INDONESIA

100% OWNED 100% OWNED SERVICES

44% JV 90% OWNED

50% OWNED

obligations are met. The role of the

Statutory Board complements LHL

line management authority levels and

controls for project procurement,

performance reviews, financial limits

and investment approvals.

responsible for the performance of their

respective business units in accordance

with the targets and objectives set out

in their business plan.

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OUR SYSTEM

The Thiess Management System

(TMS) is the ‘rule book’ for the Thiess

group, providing the framework for

the manner in which we conduct our

business.

Policy statements, standards and

procedures respectively provide the

commitment, minimum requirements

and processes for how Thiess operates.

This sets the foundation for delivering

excellence and innovation in our

projects and for maintaining quality

outcomes in our day-to-day activities.

The TMS is designed around the

functional areas of the business and

each area is championed by members

of the Executive Management Team

(EMT). The EMT holds functional

managers at the group and business

stream levels accountable for

developing and reviewing procedures

and processes in their respective

functional areas. These reviews

are carried out in consultation with

subject-matter-experts and operational

employees from the business streams.

The responsibilities outlined in our

TMS involve Thiess employees

consistently implementing appropriate

requirements across our diverse

operations. Our TMS is simply the way

we do things at Thiess.

The TMS architecture is represented

in the following diagram and is

designed to:

»

clearly communicate the hierarchy

of TMS governance from the group

level through our business streams

to our projects, and

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recognise the diversity of our

organisation and provide scope for

variation between our construction,

mining and services streams where

it is appropriate.

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2. FUNCTIONAL AREAS

The functional areas are made up of

standards, procedures and supporting

documents for managing our business

and delivering our projects.

Our functional areas are:

»

Commercial

»

Communications

»

Design and Mine Planning

»

Environment

»

Finance and Administration

»

Health and Safety

»

Human Resources

»

Information, Communication

and Technology

»

Legal and Contracts

»

Operations

»

Plant

»

Strategic Procurement

»

Quality and Systems

»

Risk Management

»

Tendering

3. BUSINESS STREAMS

The business stream areas of the TMS

are used as the repository for

business-stream specific documents, including

procedures and management plan

templates specific to that part of the

business.

TMS business streams are based on the

company’s structure of:

»

TG Group

»

TCI Thiess Contractors Indonesia

»

TIN India

»

TAU Australia

»

TC Construction

»

TS Services

»

AM Australian Mining

»

AS/NZS ISO 9001 Quality

management systems

»

AS/NZS ISO 14001 Environmental

management systems

»

AS/NZS 4801 Occupational health

and safety management systems,

and

»

OHSAS 18001 Occupational health

and safety management systems

(International).

Our operations are audited and

accredited according to these

standards at the business stream level.

As Thiess is a fully-owned subsidiary

of Leighton Holdings Limited, the TMS

also complies with the Leighton Group

Governance System, as applicable.

The Risk and Assurance group

undertake regular overall compliance

reviews of TMS practices through both

project reviews and tender practice

reviews.

REV. DATE

REVISION

DESCRIPTION

PREPARED

REVIEWED

APPROVED

10

4/2011 TMS upgrade

B Scott

G Prosser

D Argent

11

8/2011 Policy revisions

J Sanderson G Prosser

S Palmer

12

11/2011 Policy revisions

J Sanderson G Prosser

S Palmer

13

3/2012 Policy revisions

L Kempton

G Prosser

S Palmer

14

7/2013

TMS structure

and document

numbering

amendments

D Harte

T Bulmer

B Munro

the manual will be amended and

reissued.

This document is the property

of Thiess Pty Ltd and all rights

are reserved in respect of it. This

document may not be reproduced or

disclosed in any manner whatsoever,

in whole or in part, without the prior

written consent of Thiess. Thiess

expressly disclaims any responsibility

for, or liability arising from, the use of

this document by any third party.

This document does not normally

form part of any contract and is not

intended to imply any representation

or warranty. The company reserves

the right to amend its procedures

and representatives from time to time

in order to comply with individual

contract requirements.

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