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.
We assisted with the development of a concept and detailed design for an extension of an existing Production Stockpile Pad and drainage.
Advitech’s process engineers assisted Tomago Aluminium with smelter ventilation and pollution abatement issues. Our computer flow model enabled the design of a potline ventilation system which is flexible, stable and balanced, giving our client more control over their production line and better able meet their environmental protection obligations.
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 sustainability team assisted BE Campbell to apply for an AusIndustry grant under the Clean Technology Investment Program (CTIP).
SureWaste units were deployed in active operating theatres to identify and quantify unused consumables. The study aimed to provide actionable insights into how to save money and reduce waste across health facilities.
SMS worked collaboratively with CSR Hebel to simulate their proposed new manufacturing facility. The resulting Arena simulation software clearly demonstrated that the proposed design could not meet production requirements.
Tyre deflation systems in mining can generate hazardous noise levels. Advitech’s workplace noise assessment used advanced 3D modelling to simulate real-world conditions and identify engineering controls that reduce exposure. The result? Improved WHS compliance, reduced reliance on hearing protection, and safer working environments. Read the full article to learn how noise assessments can protect your workforce.
Advitech prepared a detailed assessment of the viability of an Australian mine’s proposed solar farm and the factors influencing planning and development decisions.
Acubis designed and deployed a state-of-the-art remote communications tower at a NSW minesite, supporting greater efficiency and safety of its operations.
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.
