Rotric Constructions

05/12/2022

POSITION AVAILABLE:
Site Manager/Site Foreman

Rotric Constructions are seeking a Site Manager/Site Foreman for commercial based projects.
Sydney/regional based.
Preferably carpentry background.

Please email interest/resume to [email protected]

09/09/2022

SITE PROGRESS - New Administration Offices at Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club!

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04/04/2022

Join me for the annual Women in Construction Event in June 2022. Help us drive diversity and equality across the Australian construction industry.

Register for your free tickets at https://www.sydneybuildexpo.com/women-in-construction

29/08/2020

Meet Ray - our Head Project Manager.
Ray has been part of the Rotric Constructions family for 35 years!
Ray always ensures for the ex*****on of pre construction, construction and post construction responsibilities in a hassle free, collaborative manner.

▪️Recent project includes: upgrade of Avondale Hotel - delivered in an operational environment, to raise the offering to meet that of the premium hospitality market!▫️

28/08/2020

13/08/2020

FLORENCE MAGAZINE has just dropped ~ ‘constructing a new perspective...’ Read on!

https://rotricconstructions.com.au/florence-magazine-building-in-the-blood/

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14/05/2020

Ray Cetinich (Rotric Constructions representative) with Ryde Councillors Peter Kim and Roy Maggio outside of Bayview Hotel, undergoing a current refurbishment.
Thanking the Korean-Australian Philanthropists for their donation of COVID-19 Respirator Masks to the greater community. It’s time like these we really value the Australian spirit and kindness within communities!
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01/05/2020

Coronavirus has caused a “racket” for a wide range of industries. But we have all had to adapt to the racket and carry out our tasks as best we can!

Here at Rotric Constructions, working at a distance on site is different to what we are used to... And sometimes it takes creating our own “racquet” to lighten the load.

What changes have you implemented as a result of Covid-19?

P.S. Be sure to check out the Bayview Hotel, Gladesville once reopened to the public!

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28/04/2020

A SITE (slight) DIFFERENCE!

Rotric Constructions has implemented temperature checkpoints to undertake daily on site... And of course, maintaining social distancing is a must whilst doing so!
This is one of the SITE (slight) DIFFERENCES adopted by our team as a result of Covid-19.
Thanks to everyone for playing their part!

What are you newly adopting in your organisation as a result of Coronavirus? (Whether it be the obvious, a tad out of the box, or let’s say a bit of a mood booster/light hearted example...)

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28/04/2020

Meet Claire - our wonderful Accounts Manager.
Claire has almost a decades worth of experience within the Construction Industry. She brings a laser focused, lovely warm and approachable nature to our team, clients and the greater project team.
▪️Recent project includes: Construction of Wests Carpark
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03/04/2020

Rotric Constructions was engaged to revitalise the existing premises at Hornsby Inn, as well as incorporate an additional dining offering in the form of a Thai Restaurant.

The space was reinvented in line with customer demographics and their wants. An external restaurant timber deck was constructed to house 100 people to dine at the Restaurant. The structure included recycled bricks for use of the outer walls, adding warmth and unique character.

The Project also included the extension of the internal space for the gaming area, and the refurbishment of the existing bar. Geometric tiling and indirect lighting was installed to the new bar so as to emphasise it as a focal point.

Vertical wall gardens were used to elevate lighting, improve air quality and create ambience.

03/04/2020

Rotric Constructions secured the St Vincent’s De Paul storage warehouse refurbishment and shop fitout for vintage clothing and homewares.

The Project included upgrade works to increase the power capacity, new kitchenette, changing rooms and amenities. Rotric Constructions utilised our depth of experience in using recycled and reusable finishes. The diverse range of finishes consisted of recycled material such as recycled tubes, pipes, mirrors and doors, pre-used objects and customised pieces. Recycled timber was transformed into clothing stands, and roller shutters were reused to incorporate into the structure of clothing stands and benches.

Works also included a new mechanical switchboard, feature pendant lights, fire rated sliding door, new ramps and stairs and prefinished insulated ceiling panels. We provided value engineering solutions such as an alternative flooring finish to resemble concrete flooring, adding measurable value for the client.