Work progressing on Peak Hill MPS

Nov. 21, 2014, 4 a.m.

WORK on the $12 million Peak Hill MPS centre continues to make impressive progress with excitement building among staff.

o Contractors work on painting the inside of the new Peak Hill MPS building.

WORK on the $12 million Peak Hill MPS centre continues to make impressive progress with excitement building among staff.

Work on external brick work and cladding is almost complete, and internal painting, flooring and installation of fixtures and fittings is well underway.

Main works construction started in March this year, following the appointment of Zauner Constructions to complete the project.

The facility has been designed to provide flexible services to better respond to the health needs of the Peak Hill community and enable a more efficient delivery of those services through improved coordination of care.

Peak Hill Health Service Manager, Di Hutchins said anticipation amongst staff and the community is building as the MPS begins to come to life.

"Staff have shown great resilience and resourcefulness during the construction period and I am very appreciative of their patience during main works construction period.

"Seeing work progress at such an impressive pace has definitely kept us motivated. I am very much looking forward to the extra space and the improved workflow we'll all have once the MPS is complete," said Ms Hutchins.

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Work progressing on Peak Hill MPS