Code of conduct

CODE OF CONDUCT 1. PURPOSE The Code of Conduct (Code) outlines the standards of behaviour expected with all personnel across the entire Hulk Heavy Diesel (“Hulk”) business. The code is not intended to be exhaustive, but rather as a guide to help personnel make better decisions.

2. POLICY The Code operates across the entire Hulk business including Employees & third parties engaged as Contractors. Personnel must not engage in any conduct that is inconsistent or contrary to the Code.

Any alleged breach of this Code will be investigated by an appropriately qualified person in accordance with our investigation process. A proven allegation may result in disciplinary action.

When interacting with our customers, you are also bound by their Code. This can also include mandating you to follow the customers own internal standard, practice and process.

Hulk values: 1. Safety is always paramount.

2. Strive for first class workmanship.

3. Model safe and healthy workplace behaviour.

4. Represent yourself and your employer positively and professionally by complying with all policies and procedures.

5. Strive to be an excellent communicator with everyone you interact with.

6. Be an outstanding human being.

If you suspect an employee has breached the code of conduct, we encourage you to report the matter to our People, Systems & Compliance team - hr@hulkhd.com.au.

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Document information Owner: Approved By: Effective Date: Version:

People, Systems and Compliance Officer Managing Director 6 June 2022 1.1

Our commitment to the First Nation people of Australia Hulk’s senior leadership team are committed to reducing the profound gap that exists between First Nation people and non-indigenous Australians. We will do this by prioritising the recruitment of First Nations people and developing strong relationships with these communities. We will also teach our people about Aboriginal culture and identity by embedding these learnings into the day-to-day operation of the business.

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Acknowledgement of Country “We acknowledge the Traditional Owners and their connection to the land, sea, sky and community that we share. I pay my respects to all Elders and respected persons, the knowledge keepers, the story tellers and tradition holders from our past, those who are presently with us and those who are learning and emerging.”

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