Our team of engineers and scientists work with power and water utilities to deliver long-term, sustainable solutions. Our multidisciplinary team can assist with environmental planning, heritage advice, engineering design, asset management and community consultation.
Advitech can help clients across various sectors manage their National Pollutant Inventory (NPI) and National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting (NGER) Scheme obligations.
Advitech managed all aspects of Aboriginal and historic heritage management for a $1.7 billion expressway construction project.
NSW Department of Education approached Advitech to provide concept civil and structural design services for a proposed upgrade to a community school in NSW.
Advitech’s environmental team was engaged as part of a 40-kilometre expressway construction project to quantify noise impacts associated with a proposed new haulage route.
Simulation Modelling Services (SMS) is using ‘digital twinning’ to help a global pharmaceutical giant to optimise its manufacturing processes.
Advitech helped a coal-handling and preparation plant to design and construct modifications to their flotation and dewatering circuits. The cost of the project was repaid within six months thanks to the resulting increase in saleable product and reduction in tailings disposal costs.
Advitech’s efficient and realistic hazardous areas classification allowed client Hume Doors to achieve dust explosion hazard compliance in a cost-effective manner.
We assisted with the development of a concept and detailed design for an extension of an existing Production Stockpile Pad and drainage.
Vehicles transported to site on truck haulage beds must be appropriately restrained to the bed and restraint systems must comply with the Heavy Vehicle National Law and Load Restraint Guide. Advitech can provide clients with guidelines for appropriate and compliant restraints.
Advitech prepared a detailed assessment of the viability of an Australian mine’s proposed solar farm and the factors influencing planning and development decisions.