Advitech works with resources recovery and waste management facilities to ensure they comply with local, state and federal regulations, legislation, guidelines and infrastructure plans, as well as meet the environmental expectations of the community.
Simulation Modelling Services (SMS) is using ‘digital twinning’ to help a global pharmaceutical giant to optimise its manufacturing processes.
Before shaft sinking could begin at Appin Colliery, two safety‑critical powered mine winders had to meet strict NSW verification and registration requirements.
Akaysha Energy approached Advitech to conduct a fire safety study report prior to commencing construction of the Waratah Super Battery, one of the largest committed battery projects in the southern hemisphere and most powerful battery in the world.
A regional water facility partnered with Advitech to verify its emergency stop system before a major pump upgrade. The system was assessed against AS4024.1503 and NSW WHS regulations, with expert recommendations delivered in just three weeks. The result: verified compliance, improved reliability, and safer outcomes for frontline workers. Read the full article to learn more.
SMS developed a simulation model of a complex raw coal transportation system to address bottlenecks and inadequate storage. Relatively minor infrastructure upgrades were recommended, avoiding anticipated new stockpiles or other major investment. The model was then available for ongoing use, to support decision making for other proposed projects and upgrades.
Advitech’s engineering team successfully designed and certified two custom davit cranes for installation atop a 40m high storage tank for one of Australia’s leading energy companies.
A fabrication company needing analysis and certification for proposed modifications to existing structural steelwork in a coal washery.
Advitech’s efficient and realistic hazardous areas classification allowed client Hume Doors to achieve dust explosion hazard compliance in a cost-effective manner.
