The IROS principal consultants were honoured to have participated in some of the largest joint Venture (JV) infrastructure projects nationally including billion-dollar Private Public Partnership (PPP).
One of the largest drinking water quality projects ever delivered in IROS AUSTRALIA was located within the Wingecarribee Shire Council area.
The State Environmental Planning Policy (SEPP) Sydney Drinking Water Catchment requires that all proposed development in the Greater Sydney drinking water catchment – i.e. over 5 million people in Sydney & the Blue Mountains, Illawarra, Southern Highlands, Goulburn & Shoalhaven regions – to have a neutral or beneficial effect on water quality (NorBE) which requires much more stringent effluent quality requirements for Council’s STPs.
An abandoned tank is an underground, partially underground or fully mounded tank that has not been used to store flammable liquid for two years, or not intended to be used again.
Workplaces that have an abandoned UST that has been used to store flammable and/or combustible liquids or flammable gases must notify WorkCover. The system must be removed if it is no longer in use. Where this is not reasonably practicable, the risk must be controlled by decommissioning the tank in accordance with Australian Standard AS 4976-2008.
In addition to the classification of the waste materials, IROS AUSTRALIA’s detailed CEMP provided details on management requirements and procedures to be implemented during the development’s design, remediation and subsequent construction phase. The management procedures aim to avoid, mitigate and, if possible, eliminate the potential adverse environmental impacts on the site and surrounding human and environmental receptors and ensure that all works are conducted per regulatory requirements.
The scale of new Royal Adelaide Hospital cannot be underemphasised. Providing world-class healthcare to the Adelaide community, the NRAH is one of Australia’s most advanced hospitals, seamlessly incorporating complex requirements of medical disciplines and cutting-edge innovations from the best international facilities.
A sophisticated Waste Water Treatment Plant (VAF Self-Cleaning Water Filters). V-Series can remove suspended solids from 1500 to 10 micron. Individual filters and preassembled filtration systems are used in applications for pre-filtration of the membrane, ultra-violet and other microfiltration technologies, as well as applications for industrial water reuse, water and wastewater, cooling towers, seawater, river intake water, well water, groundwater re-injection ( frac water), irrigation and many more.
R&D is essential for businesses in Australia because it provides powerful knowledge and insights, leads to improvements to existing processes where efficiency can be increased and costs reduced. IROS’ routes were originated from some of the internationally recognised research academic institutes in Australia. A business that can innovate and adopt new technologies and improve existing processes is more likely to succeed in the long run.
R and D is in our genes 🧬. At IROS, we conducted several Research and Development projects. Some of the major projects include various industries such as
a food processing factory in South Australia,
a chemical manufacturing industry in Queensland and
a material treatment facility in NSW.
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A multifaceted project where the Site formerly contained a treatment plant, which comprised both above and below-ground infrastructure. This infrastructure included settling tanks, sludge drying beds, aerated sludge tanks, a pump house, digestors, clarifying tanks, chlorine treatment tanks, an Imhoff tank, and a stormflow tank. Buildings comprised screening and grit removal activities, a flammable liquid storage building, and operations and administrative buildings. Whilst not shown on the historical layout plan, a network of below-ground pipes is likely to have connected the plant infrastructure on the Site.
IROS AUSTRALIA has a solid track record in the management /remediation of acid sulfate materials Nationally. Our expert team has a strong understanding of the technical requirements, including laboratory-based experience plus onsite/field treatment of acid sulfate materials with a cost-effective and time-efficient liming/alkalising approach. Our strong link with quarries from across Australia facilitates the remediation of large scale ASS materials.
