From childhood friends in the United Kingdom to business partners in Australia, Darren Dean and Sean Henry took what was a gap in the market and brought their surveying knowledge and expertise to Australia to create Asset Survey Solutions.
Sydney Water takes on more tech
Sydney Water is undertaking the first sewer monitoring internet of things (IoT) deployment of its scale in Australia.
Kempsey leak detection gets $12.5 m support
Kempsey Shire Council has been invited to participate in phase two of the New South Wales government’s $12.5 million regional leakage reduction program.
MidCoast commences annual sewer search
Annual sewer investigations are kicking off in New South Wales with the MidCoast Council commencing its CCTV inspection program.
Community is key in NSW no-dig industry
Trenchless operators in New South Wales have shown a strong sense of community, sharing product knowledge, technology, and expertise to ensure success and development in no-dig projects and asset management.
Trenchless equipment on full display at Pipe Core open days
Limited places are available to see trenchless demonstrations and network at Pipe Core’s open days at the company’s headquarters in Port Melbourne.
CCTV training slots open at SECA
SECA has opened limited spots for enrolment in a range of CCTV training courses in February, to be held at its head office in Sydney’s Southwest.
View the latest trenchless technology tenders
Trenchless Australasia has teamed up with Australian Tenders to bring readers the latest trenchless tenders.
Knowledge is power in the trenchless industry
SECA has expanded the training it can provide from its training centre.
AI detection for leaks beneath Sydney streets
Collaboration between Sydney Water and the University of Technology Sydney has resulted in new artificial intelligence (AI) technology to detect potential water main leaks and breaks, avoiding costly pipe failures.
SECA elevates customer’s data efficiency with WinCan VX
Sewer Equipment Company (Aust), better known as SECA, is one of the country’s leading suppliers for pipeline, sewer and plumbing equipment.
IMS Robotics Group to establish IMS Robotics Australia
German Group to partner with local trenchless experts to develop the markets in Australasia.
SECA opens its doors
Australia’s leading supplier of asset management and rehabilitation equipment for sewers and drains, SECA, is hosting an open day for those who want to learn about the latest innovations in the pipeline industry.
New tech for Melbourne sewer inspection
With proactive maintenance of water infrastructure becoming more prominent in the industry, Melbourne is boosting its ability to assess its sewer pipelines with newly developed CCTV camera technology.
Success with SAERTEX-LINER® MULTI S+ for Southern Relining
Municipal wastewater pipes and pressure line networks are in constant need of repair and maintenance.
NEPTCO providing cutting edge utility construction products
NEPTCO, a Chase Corporation company acquired in 2012, has decades of experience supporting the construction and maintenance of underground utilities.
Central Coast Council sets precedent with ROV
Central Coast Council recently performed a high-risk inspection of the Mangrove Creek Dam diversion tunnel that was anything but routine.
SECA leads the way in trenchless pipe rehab and repair needs
Sewer Equipment Company (Aust), better known as SECA, offers a comprehensive range of products from a simple plumber’s drain cleaning rod, to the latest in high-tech CCTV inspection equipment and software to equip its customers with the latest pipe rehab and repair tools.
APM chooses Quick-Lock for seamless sewer repairs
Sewer Equipment Company Australia, better known as SECA, is Australia’s leading supplier of sewer and drain cleaning, testing, inspection, and rehabilitation equipment. Since 1967, SECA has been meeting the needs of the industry with quality products at reasonable prices.
No-Dig Down Under offering three streams conference program
No-Dig Down Under will feature a three-stream conference program, covering rehabilitation, installation and condition assessment and utility location when it takes place in March.
Success for Thames Water with Scanprobe’s TrapJumper
Costly excavations were avoided at a block of flats in London thanks to Scanprobe’s TrapJumper, exclusively available in Australia and New Zealand through Pipe Core.
View the latest trenchless technology tenders
Trenchless Australasia has teamed up with Australian Tenders to bring readers the latest trenchless tenders.
SECA CCTV training returns
SECA’s CCTV courses are scheduled to return in November after three long months in lockdown in New South Wales.
The superior alternative in SMS rehab
Alternative Lining Technologies’ specialised sewer maintenance structure rehabilitation method is helping keep sewers and wastewater systems working better for longer.
What the data says about the cause of defects in wastewater networks
VAPAR digs into the data on its pipe assessment platform which processes and organises inspection footage from inside wastewater pipes.
Rangedale ticks all the boxes
The Rangedale team was engaged to deliver cold cutting works on a high-risk pipeline in Victoria earlier in 2021.