Environment and Water

Congratulations to Sydney Water’s Lower South Creek Treatment Program team, who were awarded an Infrastructure Sustainability Design ‘Excellent’ rating – one of the highest ratings ever achieved for an Australian water infrastructure project from the Infrastructure Sustainability Council of Australia (ISCA).

In living WSP’s Guiding Principles, Dean Maguire, our Section Executive for Water in Queensland, continues to serve our communities, while creating an inclusive and flexible work environment for his team.

ICONHIC2019 aims to bring together stakeholders from different disciplines—engineers, financers, insurers, and policy makers—to exchange experiences, ideas and perspectives on building future infrastructure resilience.

Caroline Funnell, WSP’s Victorian Team Manager for Environment Planning is challenging the status quo in helping to shape our future environment and the communities in which we live, work and play.

By increasing diversity of thought, culture, background, experiences, and personalities, we create a more competitive and dynamic industry and help to inspire to the next generation of leaders.

In a changing world where our environments and societies become more diverse, it’s increasingly important for our workforce to reflect the diversity of the communities that we support, in order to truly understand and meet our clients’ needs.

In a changing world where our environments and societies become more diverse, it’s increasingly important for our workforce to reflect the diversity of the communities that we support, in order to truly understand and meet our clients’ needs. 

Adrian Heggie, a Technical Executive for Contaminated Land Management in our Environment team recently presented at the 2019 Annual International conference on Soil, Water, Energy and Air in San Diego, the signature event of the Association for Environmental Health and Sciences Foundation (AEHS).

Our people are helping to shape the debate at the 39^th Annual Conference of the International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA) to be held in Brisbane on 29 April – 2 May.

The Star of the South project, a clean and reliable renewable energy solution for Victoria, has reached a major milestone after being granted a Licence last week by the Commonwealth Government to begin preparations for technical and environmental studies into its feasibility.