Ground Loading after Distribution. In Which:

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2 Ground Loading after Distribution In Which: F P = L (W1 + W2 + W1) P = Groundloading with load distribution F = Net Trailer axle loading + axle weight F = 29,1 [t] L = Wheel base (1,4m with Kamag) L = 1,4 [m] W1 = Sideway Distribution of load W1 = 0,54 [m] W2 = Trailer width 2,43 [m] P= 5,92 [t/m2]

3 Personnel and Services Personnel Industrial Relations and EBA s Certified personnel with construction safety card Required operator tickets up to 1,250t capacity cranes Specific training in Sarens head office Belgium Original Equipment Manufacturer crane training for mechanics Assessment, VOC training and mandatory safety toolboxes Committed to our promise, going the extra mile Services in Australia Dry and wet hire of lattice boom cranes with capacity of up to 1,250t Dry and wet hire of mobile cranes with capacity of up to 350t Frame agreements for maintenance works, shutdowns and revamps Lumpsum projects for lifting and or on site transport of heavy items Movement of oversized loads with SPMT s or hydraulic jacks system and sliding beams Load-in and load-out operations of oversized loads Modularized barge transports on rivers and nearshore Onshore logistics dedicated to offshore projects Supply of cranes for construction of MOF and site infrastructure Single lift of oversized items such as reclaimers and modules with the SGC-120 (Sarens Giant Crane) having 3,200t lifting capacity Fleet maintenance from 6 service centers nationwide Black boxes for preventive maintenance, client guidance and fleet history Engineering FEED and feasibility studies in 2D and 3D Lifting drawings according to AS and ISO standards Method statements and risk analysis Ground pressure and structural strength calculations Project Management Site supervision (cranes and transport) Project scheduling and control QEHS management ISO and OHSAS process and implementation Technical workshops and training (at client s premises) Sarens special products Advanced crane operations Advanced SPMT operations

4 History Sarens Australia & Sarens Group First steps of Sarens Australia Creation of Sarens-Trans-Lift Pty Ltd in 2005, a joint venture between the Australian and Belgian heavy lift specialists with offices in the Newcastle area. Sarens Group with HO in Belgium sends the first Terex CC2800, a 600t capacity crawler crane to join the fleet consisting of a Liebherr LTM1800/LG1550 strutboom crane, a few crawlers, mobile cranes up to 250t and trailers. Over time, Sarens Group strengthens the Australian-Belgian JV with several Sumitomo 250 / 280 tons crawler cranes. With the main office in NSW the business grows quickly, mainly with jobs in the wind turbine industry. In 2006 Sarens takes the majority of the JV shares, creates Sarens Australia Pty Ltd and moves to QLD where cranes are operated under a dry hire contract by a local crane company. December 2009 is the official start of Sarens Australia Pty Ltd with a fleet of 9 large cranes and approximately 10 employees. The main activities are in the coal terminals, wind turbine erection and Oil & Gas projects and major infrastructure works. Another milestone is the acquisition of Perth Crane Hire in 2010 and the establishment of Sarens Australia Mobile Crane Division which leads to an expansion in WA with yards in Dampier and Henderson. In 2013 Sarens Australia achieved ISO9001:2008 and OHSAS18001:2007 certification with the support of its personnel. With the company motto Nothing too Heavy, Nothing too high, Sarens Australia took a place in the Australian market of Heavy Lift and Heavy Haulage with projects in Hay Point, Tom Price, Sydney, Port Hedland, Hunter Valley, Tasmania, Stradbroke Island, Wheatstone, Gorgon LNG and Gladstone LNG and has been continuously growing until today having 160 cranes and 120 employees active to create an average yearly revenue between 70 to 80 mio AUD. Sarens Australia is part of Sarens Group, one of the top 3 international active heavy lifting and special transport companies. See for more information.

5 Markets in Australia Oil and Gas Minerals and Metals Petrochemical Buildings, bridges and infrastructure Coal and Gas Power Plants Industrial green field Projects Mechanical and Industrial Maintenance Offshore and Module yards Port terminals and quay side facilities Steel and prefab structure assembly Wind offshore and onshore Equipment in Australia Crawler cranes from 100t to 1,250t All terrain cranes from 20t Franna to 350t Rough-terrain cranes from 30t to 200t Telescopic crawler cranes up to 100t SPMT s: 160 axle lines and 10 power packs Wooden mats: 800 Climbing gantry system and other towers available Weighing set, ramps and stools Jacking and strand jacks set up to 250t Telehandlers: 4t to 5t capacity 18 trailers and 6 dollies Heavy haul prime mover and 100t float AS certified spreaders and equalizers AS certified slings and shackles Own service vehicles for fleet maintenance

6 Sarens Australia offices and project locations QLD & NT branch 78 Union Circuit Yatala QLD 4207 T +61 (0) AUSaccounts@sarens.com Mobile Crane Division Henderson 82 Sparks Road Henderson WA 6166 T +61 (0) MCDadmin@sarens.com NSW, VIC & SA branch 5 Johnson Road Tuggerah NSW 2259 T +61 (0) AUSaccounts@sarens.com Mobile Crane Division Karratha Streckfuss Road Dampier WA 6713 T +61 (0) MCDadmin@sarens.com Mobile Crane Division & WA branch 1 Marion Road Maddington WA 6109 T +61 (0) MCDadmin@sarens.com