EHS Support conducted comprehensive reviews across of our client’s portfolio of upstream assets to identify opportunities for groundwater monitoring optimisation.

EHS Support successfully completes a Hydrogeological Assessment at former landfill site.

EHS Support was part of a collaborative approach with Scolexia Animal & Avian Health Consultancy that addressed concerns raised by the EPA at the Poultry Farm.

As part of our client's Mine Closure Strategy, the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning (DELWP) raised the possibility of supplying water from a Recycled Water Plant (RWP) located in SW Victoria to assist in the implementation of their Mine Closure and Rehabilitation Plan.

EHS Support were engaged by Flinders Council to address compliance issues identified by the Environment Protection Authority Tasmania.

As part of our clients Mine Closure Strategy, options surrounding the creation of a ~20 GL pit lake that has a valuable after-use were investigated.

EHS Support were engaged by Surfcoast Shire Council in south western Victoria, for the role as EPA Appointed Environmental Auditor for a number of projects associated with infrastructure development at the Anglesea Landfill.

The SRWMD partnered with EHS Support to develop a DEM Tool to identify and screen potential sinkhole features within the Santa Fe Basin. The purpose of the DEM Tool was to identify surface contours or depressions that were equal to or greater than 5 feet in depth and within a reasonable distance from flowing water bodies.

EHS Support was retained by a pressure-treated wood products manufacturer to develop a comprehensive “net-zero strategy” for the company and complete a comprehensive facility-wide evaluation of rooftop, large-scale solar photovoltaic power generation.

A three-dimensional numerical groundwater flow and solute transport model was developed by EHS Support to aid in the investigation of a 1,4-dioxane and chlorinated volatile organic compound (CVOC) plume associated with a special chemical manufacturing facility.

EHS Support completed a study to define the treatment requirements for boron in produced water, considering both the potential impact of boron on aquatic and benthic organisms within the river, as well as impacts on plant growth and livestock from use as irrigation water or uptake by vegetation and use as livestock feed.

This confidential client is an explosives manufacturer with 30+ manufacturing and distribution locations throughout the United States, Australia, and Mexico. The company has over 3,000 employees, manufactures over 54 million pounds of packaged explosives, and has more than 1.2 million tons of ammonium nitrate capacity.