Site water
Water treatment for construction sites and developments.

Practical water and wastewater systems for construction and built environments.
From water treatment and sewage treatment to treated-water reuse and O&M.
Understanding the application
Construction sites and developments need water treatment and sewage treatment that suit the site and its stage of development.
Some requirements are temporary, others last for the life of the building.
We provide water and sewage treatment for sites and developments — including rental plants, treated-water reuse and operation and maintenance.
The water challenge
Treatment starts with the actual water, wastewater and operating context. These are the typical considerations our engineers assess for construction applications.
Water treatment for construction sites and developments.
Sewage treatment for sites, communities and commercial buildings.
Non-potable reuse such as flushing or landscaping, subject to requirements.
Rental plants and O&M where the requirement is temporary or changing.

Our water & wastewater focus
The final treatment train depends on characterisation, site constraints and the required discharge or reuse quality.
Treatment to the quality the site or building needs.
Sewage treatment sized for the site or development.
Treated water for suitable non-potable applications.
Operation and maintenance after commissioning.
Relevant solutions
Relevant technologies

Wastewater Treatment
Attached-growth biological treatment using carrier media that provide surface area for microorganisms while moving within the reactor.
Process family · Attached growth
Typical use · Sewage and industrial wastewater needing robust treatment and operational flexibility
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Wastewater Treatment
An aerobic attached-growth process in which biomass develops on submerged fixed media.
Process family · Attached growth
Typical use · Compact sewage and wastewater systems suited to a fixed-media process
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Before the first conversation
None of this is required to start. The more of it is available, the faster a construction requirement can move from conversation to an engineering basis.
The type of site or development, and whether the requirement is temporary or permanent.
The number of occupants or workers, now and at full occupancy.
The water source and the quality required.
Space available for treatment and its location on site.
Whether treated water will be reused for flushing or landscaping.
Whether a rental plant or O&M support is needed.
Engineering & treatment approach
Understand the application and operating requirement.
Assess the water or wastewater characteristics.
Select the appropriate treatment pathway.
Integrate suitable process stages.
Evaluate reuse or recovery where appropriate.
Commission, operate, maintain and improve the system.
Construction applications
Share the water source, wastewater characteristics, operating context and required outcome. Our engineering team can help define the appropriate treatment path.