Contaminated Soil Remediation

Inspecting, removing, transporting and disposing of contaminated soil, including asbestos contaminated soil, is one of Greenworks specialities.

Fishways, also known as fish ladders or fish passes, are structures placed on or around constructed barriers (such as dams or weirs) to give fish the opportunity to migrate.

There are a number of different types of fishways being used today across the natural resource management industry including pool type (including vertical slot) and rock ramp fishways. Greenworks has experience in the construction and rehabilitation of both these types of fishways.

Each fishway site has unique requirements and possible solutions, so we work closely with our clients and natural resource managers to reach a solution that combines best practice standards along with technical know-how and environmental sensitivity.

Projects

Stony Creek Footscray – Desilting Contaminated Soil and Waterway Improvement Works

Following the largest industrial fire in Melbourne, the Stony Creek in Footscray was contaminated with run-off from the extinguishment. Greenworks were engaged by Melbourne Water to remove the contaminated soil and to remediate the waterway. In conjunction with the EPA and other bodies, the contaminated soil was removed and treated on site for disposal

Point Nepean National Park – Contaminated Soil Removal

Contaminated site cleanup with equipment

Merri Creek Coburg - Desilting Asbestos Contaminated Soil

Kelletts Road Wetland, Rowville - Desilting Contaminated Soil and Waterway Improvement Works

Does your project require the safe, effective and legal removal or remediation of contaminated soil?

Contact Greenworks today at (03) 9873 8774 to discuss your asbestos contaminated soil removal requirements.

Greenworks provides civil contracting and natural resource management services to the waterways and land management industry.

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