PROJECTS

Multiple live wastewater connections/tie-ins at depths of 3-5m, including bypasses.
Remediating live unknown services due to unmarked infrastructure.
Live connections/tie-ins on existing stormwater system, some during inclement weather.
Working around live roads and existing infrastructure, necessitating safety precautions.
Nightshift works on deep lines, requiring trenching, pipelaying, backfill, and road reinstatement in 9 hours.
Outfall stormwater lines (P1 and P2), involving concrete encasement and precise inverts.
Accomplished the majority of the project during an unusually rainy season, showcasing adaptability and dedication.

Steep gradient and erosion control: Managing the construction on steep slopes while implementing effective erosion control measures to prevent soil runoff.
Soil/ground stability/unsuitable ground conditions: Dealing with unpredictable ground conditions and ensuring stable foundations for structures.
Water diversions: Addressing the challenges of redirecting natural water flow on steep sites before commencing drainage work.
Accessibility: Overcoming limited access for machinery and material transportation due to the rugged terrain.
Environmental impact: Working near waterways and native forests requires careful consideration of environmental preservation and minimizing disturbances.

Tight time frame for project completion: Meeting deadlines and delivering the project within the specified timeframe.
Coordinating work with other contractors: Ensuring smooth collaboration and efficient sequencing of tasks to meet the tight schedule.
Wet season: Overcoming weather challenges during the rainy season and finding ways to work effectively in wet conditions.
Simultaneous installation of stormwater and wastewater drainage: Implementing strategies to streamline the installation process and reduce project duration.

Granted drainage contract for wastewater and stormwater network, servicing 80 lots.
Wastewater: Installed up to 150mm dia pipes, 1200mm dia Manholes, depths up to 6 meters, and connections to existing network.
Stormwater: Installed up to 1050mm dia pipes, 2300mm dia Manholes, depths up to 4 meters, with wing walls and outfall structures.
Works around live stormwater system adjacent to watercourse, requiring stream diversion, meeting Watercare and Auckland council standards.
Thorough analysis of scope and suitable methodology, accelerated construction schedule.
Respected project needs, provided valuable suggestions for design issues, maintaining schedule and budget.

Brownfield site: Navigating existing services, infrastructure, and neighboring properties, working alongside live roads, and managing traffic management requirements.
Installing deep drainage in close proximity to existing houses: Ensuring construction safety and minimal disruption to residents while installing deep drainage systems.
Installing deep drainage with overhead power lines: Implementing stringent safety measures to avoid any risks associated with working near live power lines during drainage installation.

Tight time frame: Working diligently to meet project deadlines within the limited schedule.
Congested complex drainage design: Managing a complex drainage system with various components and ensuring smooth functionality.
Wet weather during summer of 2022-2023: Overcoming challenges posed by heavy rains during the summer season.
Deep stormwater live tie-in: Safely connecting deep stormwater systems while they are still in use.
Simultaneous installation of stormwater and wastewater drainage: Strategically coordinating both installations to optimize time efficiency.