Retail
7 Eleven Blackburn North
The Client
7-Eleven impacts the lives of many on a daily basis. We’re there for the tradies at 5am stocking up on fuel and morning tea. We’re the coffee stop for commuters on their way to the office. We’re the providers of bread and milk for busy parents, and of snacks for students studying late into the night. We’re part of the ebb and flow of our customers’ daily lives, and we want to transform the regular moments into something great.
Our focus is on our customers and their experience, as well as contributing to the communities we operate in. We’re turning the ordinary into the extraordinary every day.
Most of our stores are franchised businesses. For us, the combination of franchised and corporate stores is a strength helping us to build a sustainable, long term future for our company.
Since our launch in Australia in 1976, 7-Eleven has grown into the country’s third largest private company. We’re a proudly Australian owned and operated business with more than 700 stores across Victoria, NSW, ACT and Western Australia.
Project
As part of the 7 Eleven Coffee 500 Project working with 7 Eleven and Turner Townsend.
This was Whytehall’s first Petroleum site requiring ACAPMA Australian Convenience and Petroleum Marketers Association NPCRS National Petroleum Contactors Recognition Scheme Certificate. All fit out works were staged and carried out of hours to minimise impact to stores business. Whytehall’s reliability was put into place to work with the franchises scheduling. All of the exterior works was completed in between bad weather to produce quality work. Whytehall was also able to work with 7 Eleven nominated contactors and merchandisers to make the coffee upgrade project seamless.
