In a world where sustainability and environmental protection is key, more contractors are turning to equipment that minimises the risk of damaging utilities during the excavation process and most of all, reduces surface disruption in areas with improved landscapes.
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.
OptionX Group is launching the AdaptX range – a fully adaptable drilling machine made in Australia.
Pezzimenti Trenchless is continuing to cement its legacy of expertise and excellence by completing works on the Highlander Branch Sewer project in Mickleham, Victoria.
A limited number of spaces are available for an event, hosted by ifm, featuring international Internet of Things (IoT) experts from Australia and overseas in Melbourne on 30 March.
Rodney O’Meley, CEO and owner of Maxibor Australia – one of the country’s leading horizontal directional drilling (HDD) design and delivery companies – speaks to Trenchless Australasia to provide insight into the challenges and future direction of HDD in the Australian infrastructure sector.
Conceived specifically for the trenchless and civil construction industries, The Safety Shovel simultaneously detects metal and power under the ground, preventing harmful asset strikes before they happen. Read more
Jeff Pace, Secretary for the ASTT, has extended his welcome to a number of the association’s newest members.
The Australasian Society for Trenchless Technology (ASTT)’s combined Council and Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2023 will be held in April in the Mornington Boardroom at Prime Creative Media.
Operators in municipal works, including trenchless contractors working on crossing under and around roads, are set to benefit from a safety slogan in an unexpected place – a TA2 Mustang.
SA Water and Interflow’s efforts to support flooded towns and communities throughout Australia in 2022 haven’t ceased.
Merredin Shire’s authorised contractor Allpipe Technologies will soon commence work to refurbish ageing wastewater pipes.
Sue Dawson has started her new role as SECA’s new Key Accounts Manager.
Designed to be compatible with all types of pipe material, kwik-ZIP’s HD and HDX/HDXT spacer system series can be used on and in corrugated pipe installations.
IMPREG originated in the regional south of Germany, not far from Stuttgart, an area is known for global, high-quality brands.
When it comes to high pressure water jetting, the quality of equipment is important, but so is making sure that the equipment is fit for purpose.
Ditch Witch CEA’s AT32 is helping Western Australian horizontal directional drilling experts complete projects for some of the state’s industry leaders.
Aussie Trenchless has been passionate about progressing new infrastructure opportunities and accomplishing superior outcomes since it was founded in 2014.
The trenchless industry has come together to celebrate the women who help keep the industry running.
SA Water is beginning works to replace 55 metres of water mains in Mount Barker.
The Woodman Point Waste Water Treatment Plant in Munster, Perth, experience deterioration of the concrete structure around its channels due to gas attack.
Adept Civil and Pezzimenti Trenchless have teamed up to successfully deliver the Everley Estate Sunbury sewer outfall project in Victoria.
Trenchless Australasia has teamed up with Australian Tenders to bring readers the latest trenchless tenders.
With a focus on versatility, forward-thinking and durability, SECA has three main technologies which are pivotal in restoring the integrity of pipes and ensuring the repair and rehabilitation is cost-effective and eco-friendly.
Operating around the clock to reduce waste-to-landfill volumes across Australia, SOLVE, Enviropacific’s state-of-the-art soil and waste processing facility in Altona, is the setting for an innovative approach to industrial waste management.
Tunnel boring around Lake Wendouree in February will allow for the installation of electrical conduits in Ballarat, Victoria.