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GUARDING OUR ROADS
THE DRIVERS FOR ECONOMIC FUNCTIONALITY
FOOD SECURITY
WATER SECURITY
ENERGY SECURITY
INFRASTRUCTURE
OUR FOCUS
FOOD SECURITY
WATER SECURITY
ENERGY SECURITY
INFRASTRUCTURE
VISIONThe Road Warrior programme, being a
public/private partnership mechanism to promote and develop work creation
throughout Africa. Through the effective implementation of the Jetpatcher Road Maintenance System, members of the
community are mobilised & trained by the private sector and deployed by local,
regional or central government, to maintain and repair the roads in specified geographic
areas in a community driven business structure.
MISSIONTHE SUCCESS OF THE ROAD WARRIOR PROGRAMME WILL BE
ACHIEVED BY :
1. The mobilisation of community and social networks as a mechanism to promote the Road Warrior programme and the establishment of a business structure per community.
2. Accessing government and other resources to procure the Jetpatcher Road Warrior System on behalf of the communities mobilised.
3. Developing and training the members within the community business structure in terms of business development, road maintenance and repair, technical systems maintenance, and community related development programmes.
4. Providing product supply and support to all participants in the Programme through the business structures created.
5. Ensuring continued project service support for all stakeholders in the Programme.
6. Creating the financial mechanisms to support business requirements which are otherwise not attainable.
7. Establishing an effective project management system for all participants in the Programme
THE SYSTEMJETPATCHER 1 TON WARRIOR
THE APPLICATIONSJETPATCHER 1 TON WARRIOR
� Potholes � Edge breaks � Road depressions � Wheel path rutting � Crack sealing � Dig outs � Speed bumps � Drainage buns � Scabbing
THE ADVANTAGESJETPATCHER 1 TON WARRIOR
�• Requires only a crew of two plus traffic control assistance when necessary.
• Minimal preparation for start up for the day's operation.
• A completely self sufficient unit towable by LDV including liquid emulsion tanker, tar sprayer, roller, and compressor.
• High productivity • Longer lasting repairs • No wastage. Use only what you need.• Highly Mobile
THE COST - Cost Price Excluding VAT: R 895,000.00
- Included in this price: 1 ton self contained Warrior unit mounted on
trailer (as per design.) Initial Training on operation of unit.
- Lead Time: 4-6 weeks from placement of official order.
- Payment Terms: 50% non-returnable deposit on order. Balance on receipt of WARRIOR .
1. PROJECT MANAGEMENT
2. STRATEGIC MARKETING & PROMOTION
3. OPPORTUNITY DEVELOPMENT & COORDINATION
4. TRAINING COORDINATION (MOOIPLAATS)
5. PROCUREMENT, DISTRIBUTION & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
6. QUALITY CONTROL & TECHNICAL SUPPORT
7. HUMAN RESOURCES
8. LOGISTIC SUPPORT COORDINATION
9. E COMMERCE & IT DEVELOPMENT
10. COOPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT
CENTRALISED BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES (NUNET)
NATIONAL COMMUNITY CO-OPERATIVE NETWORK
1. REGIONALLY BASED
2. QUALITY CONTROL
3. ON SITE TRAINING
4. WAREHOUSING & RETAIL SUPPLY
5. SERVICE & PRODUCT QUALITY CONTROL (ON SITE)
6. SPECIALIST SERVICES
7. SITE LOGISTIC SUPPORT
8. REGIONAL PROMOTION
9. LOCAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
10. LOCAL CONTRACT PROCUREMENT
STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP NETWORK (MILVETS)
1. EXISTING AGENCY NETWORK
2. SMME CONTRACTORS
3. DEVELOPERS
4. ENGINEERS
5. ARCHITECTS
6. QUANTITY SURVEYORS
7. NGO’S
8. GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
NATIONAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT NETWORK
OPPORTUNITY DEVELOPMENT, TRAINING, MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS, EXPERTISE, PRODUCT SUPPLY
Community Development - IRCDe.g. GARDEN OF LIFE
BUSINESS STRUCTURE FRAMEWORK
ROAD WARRIOR
ROAD WARRIOR PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
COMMUNITY CO-OPERATIVE
PROJECT SPECIALISTS &
TRAINERS
COMMUNITY GROUP IN TRAINING
COMMUNITY GROUP IN TRAINING
COMMUNITY GROUP IN TRAINING
COMMUNITY GROUP IN TRAINING
PUBLIC LIAISON
FINANCE ADMIN LOGISTICSPROJECT DATA BASE
PROJECT CO-ORDINATION & TRAINING
PROJECT CO-ORDINATION CENTRE
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
STRUCTURE
WORKFORCE CENTRE
MAINTENANCE CENTRE
CENTRALISED BUSINESS SUPPORT SERVICES
MILVETS (PTY) LTD
NATIONAL COMMUNITY CO-OPERATIVE NETWORK
PROJECT FINANCING
• The 3 levels of co-operatives work as follows:1. Primary Co-Operative is formed by 5 or more Natural Persons and
may register with at least 51% BEE partnership for equal profit sharing after expenses is covered and reserve fund is sustained.
2. Secondary Co-Operative is formed by members from 2 or more Primary Co-Operatives by means of equal shares purchased.
3. Tertiary Co-Operative is formed by members from 2 or more Secondary Co-Operatives to provide financial support to participants.
• DMV provide start-up grants up to R500 000 to Primary co-operatives, after approved business plan of Co-Operative was accepted to indicate sustainable growth and business venture.
• Your 10% contribution (R50 000) will be explained during business plan development to be provided by CSI / DMV / DBSA Grant Application.
CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT
CDPTertiary
Provincial
CDPPrimary Local A
CDPSecondaryRegional
CDPPrimaryLocal B
CDPArea Office 10 Primary’s
CDPRegional Office
10 Area’s
CDPProvincial Office
10 Regional’s
National Office9 Provinces
Various Primary’sfor market sectors
Secondary’s formedby 2 or more Primary’s
Tertiary formedby Secondary’s
13
CO-OPERATIVE SUPPORT STRUCTURE
Primary Co-OpRoad
Maintenance& Repair
TertiaryCo-Op
Funding ApexDMV
SecondaryCo-Op
SecondaryCo-Op
Primary Co-Op
Material Supply
Primary Co-Op
EquipmentMaintenance
JETMASTER / NUNET / MILVETS / C3
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT TEAM
CO-OPERATIVE SUPPORT STRUCTURE
Primary Co-Op
TertiaryCo-Op
SecondaryCo-Op
SecondaryCo-Op
Primary Co-Op
Primary Co-Op
Primary Co-Op
TertiaryCo-Op
SecondaryCo-Op
SecondaryCo-Op
Primary Co-Op
Primary Co-Op
Gauteng Province
Western Cape
Province
Free StateProvince
NorthernProvince
MpumalangaProvince
12 Individuals start to register a co-operative focused on municipal service level agreementsSupported by NUNET and Jet Patcher for Socio-Economic and Entrepreneurial Development
JETPATCHER / NUNET ROAD WARRIOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT
Develop more Primary’s
Develop more Primary’s
War Veteran Co-Operatives
MILVETS – Identifying, Organising, Training & Placement
DEMOGRAPHIC STRUCTURE OF CO-OPERATIVE
(Suggested)
MALE(VETERANS)
25%
WOMEN25%
YOUTH25%
DISABLED25%
CONCEPT IN TERMS OF ROAD
WARRIORS AGREED UPON BY STAKEHOLDERS
FEASIBILITY STUDY
PARTICIPANTS AND NEEDS IN TERMS OF STAKEHOLDERS ARE IDENTIFIED ON FOR THE MUNICIPALITY BY PROJECT TEAM. FEASIBILITY
REPORT DRAFTED AND SUBMITTED COMMUNITY FORUM
ESTABLISHED TO MANAGE PROJECT
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT, RESOURCE MOBILISATION AND
TRAINING
CO-OPERATIVE ESTABLISHED INCLUDING MUNICIPALITY,
COMMUNITY, JETPATCHER & NUROADS
MENTORING DEPLOYED AT IDENTIFIED SITES
PROJECT CO-ORDINATED AND MONITORED BY
PROJECT CO-OPERATIVE
RESOURCES BY STAKEHOLDERS
CONFIRMED
ROAD WARRIORS IMPLEMENTED AS
PER IDENTIFIED SITE
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION PROCESS
Cash Flow
Management
Supplier Deliveries
Reporting
SiteManage
ment
E Commerce Supply Chain
Site Management
SupplyChain
Schedule
MRP
Required Qty’s &
Cost
Program
Project Performance
Feedback
Tender Scope
MilestoneSchedule
PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION
MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
BOQWBS
WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE
BILL OF QUANTITIES
THE WAY FORWARD
• PRESENTATION OF PROGRAMME FRAMEWORK TO STAKEHOLDERS
• ACCEPTANCE OF PROGRAMME FRAMEWORK BY STAKEHOLDERS
• APPOINTMENT OF PROJECT PLANNING TEAM AND ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES
• RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS INCLUDING DETAILED FEASIBILITY STUDY AND RESOURCE IDENTIFICATION PER REGION
• ESTABLISHMENT OF LEGAL STRUCTURES INCL COMMUNITY CO-OPERATIVES
• SECUREMENT OF FUNDING, FACILITIES AND RESOURCES FOR TRAINING AND OTHER ACTIVITIES
• IMPLEMENTATION OF PLANNING AS PER TIME FRAMES AS PER COMMUNITY
• EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT AND REVIEW OF PILOT PROJECT
• PRESENTATION TO GOVERNMENT OF FINDINGS
• IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL PROGRAMME THROUGHOUT COMMUNITY
CONTACT INFORMATION
STEVEN BARNARDMANAGING DIRECTOR
TEL : 012 807 1214 CELL : 082 6513456 E MAIL : [email protected]
Block B4, Office@Nature, 500 Botterklapper Street,The Willows, Pretoria
NUNET
