Removal of Friable Asbestos within a Maximum Security Prison – For Programmed Facility Management – Department Of Corrective Services.

Friable asbestos removal within Hakea prison consisted of over 60,000 man hours incident free, full asbestos enclosures were erected and daily personal and area monitors were conducted and all results were conclusive of being under the control limit. An extremely high standard of work was maintained throughout the 7 month project and every deadline was met.

The tasks involved setting up enclosures, removing existing metal ceilings,  the underlying asbestos peg board and fibre glass insulation as well as environmental cleans and mould remediation to the current legislation. Exceeding WorkSafe expectations during audits

Asbestos in Soils remediation for – Gateway project at Perth International Airport.

Working with one of Western Australia’s biggest Joint ventures on one of Western Australia’s biggest projects our team was responsible for bulk contaminated soil remediation across a vast area of land. During our 9,000 man hours on the project our team had to deal with strict time constraints, harsh environmental factors, working closely with heavy machinery and extensive noise pollution from low flying aircraft.

Daily monitoring and inspections were carried out by Gateway WA personnel and we maintained our incident free record. At commencement of the project our team received an “E.P.I.C” award of achievement and gratitude for our high standard of work and ability to meet time constraints, “Displaying consistent, high level professionalism and practicality in attempts with dealing in high risk asbestos works in Area 2 AnzEnviro displayed all values of EPIC during the asbestos remediation works process. The team worked well with drainage and structures crews to come up with smart initiatives such as segregate areas in order to hand over sections at a time to keep work in front of both teams. As this area is located in Bath 3, it threatened further big delays to the Structures team. It is to their credit that works are still on track for handing over bath 3 to structures early in June.”

Asbestos in soils remediation for – Water Corporation Board Perth.

Arguably one of Australia’s most recognisable companies Water Corporation came to us when they needed various sections of soil at their Canningvale branch cross raked and sieved.  Our team provided them with an intensively high standard of work and exceeded our client’s expectations, and returned them an asbestos free site.

Asbestos packer removal from hinges for - FedEx/Australian Customs

Recently our team was contacted to remove ACM from a shipment that FedEx received. During this project our team worked closely with customs agents to meet the legislation requirements. The job consisted of two hundred polished stainless steel hinges that contained eight asbestos packers each. Our team had to carefully remove all ACM without damaging the hinges. A small enclosure was erected and site clearance pumps were ran to clear the enclosure before taking it down. Once again our team carried out the highest degree of professionalism and exceeded our client's expectations.

Removal of Asbestos Fines (AF) in soil from the Kwinana Freeway Widening Project - Perth

Engaged by Highway Construction Pty Ltd to undertake the removal of asbestos fines (AF) in soil from the east and west sides of the Kwinana Freeway to permit the construction of noise walls. Additionally, required to remove ACM in soil, asbestos fencing and to emu pick, rake and screen soils over a 4 kilometre section. This work remains current with all worked sections to date given visual and air-monitoring clearances. All air-monitoring results have been reported as less than 0.01 fibres per mL.

ANZ ENVIRO has consistently met all project milestones and target deadlines. Our innovative approach to environmental issues, risk management, understanding client needs and the Department of Health (DOH) requirements for Asbestos Fines (AF) in soil, culminated in the installation of HEPA filtration air systems to the earthmoving plant. The positive cab pressurisation provided operators with enhanced respiratory protection, improved comfort, greater cleanliness and prevented the ingress of respirable asbestos fibres to interior cab environment.