Industrial Water Projects
Industrial Effluent Treatment Project Execution
Mechanical execution, equipment installation and integration for industrial effluent-treatment plants.
Scope-led delivery
Practical execution. Clearly defined responsibility.
We support ETP projects through equipment installation, piping, structural works, revamps and maintenance. Work is coordinated around the treatment scheme, package requirements and site conditions approved for the project.
The plant context
The industrial challenge
Changing effluent streams and ageing equipment can create difficult installation interfaces, maintenance constraints and downstream bottlenecks.
How it fits into the plant
An ETP may include equalisation, physico-chemical treatment, biological treatment, clarification, tertiary treatment and sludge handling. UF and RO may follow where the water-reuse design requires them.
Our execution scope
- Mechanical equipment installation
- Interconnecting and effluent piping
- Pump installation
- Platforms and support structures
- Sludge-handling interfaces
- Plant revamps and commissioning support
The final scope, specifications and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
Typical equipment & activities
- Equalisation and treatment tanks
- Pumps and transfer systems
- Clarification equipment
- Tertiary-treatment packages
- Sludge-handling equipment
Execution approach
- 01
Review the site, approved drawings and package interfaces.
- 02
Agree the BOQ, execution sequence, access and inspection hold points.
- 03
Coordinate fabrication, installation and testing with the plant team.
- 04
Close the punch list and submit the agreed handover records.
Where this capability fits
- Industrial wastewater treatment
- Effluent-recycling projects
- Treatment-plant modifications
Quality & HSE considerations
Inspection and site controls are coordinated with the approved work scope, plant requirements and equipment supplier instructions.
- Material and equipment identification against the approved scope
- Applicable inspection and test records
- Site permit, isolation and access coordination
- Documented checks and punch-list closure
Common questions
What information is needed to define the scope?
Please share the plant location, current arrangement, required work, available drawings and target schedule. A site review establishes interfaces, access and the responsibilities of each party.
Can this work be integrated with a planned shutdown?
The execution sequence can be coordinated with an agreed shutdown window. Material readiness, approved drawings, isolation arrangements and inspection requirements need to be resolved before mobilisation.
Connected capabilities
The work around the system.
Effluent Recycling
Execution support for projects that return suitably treated water to industrial use.
Explore capabilityUF Systems
Mechanical installation and piping support for ultrafiltration packages.
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Mechanical execution for reverse-osmosis systems and connected recovery equipment.
Explore capabilityZLD Integration
Coordinated mechanical execution across effluent treatment, membrane recovery and thermal concentration.
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Have a plant challenge?
Whether you are planning a new installation, brownfield modification, shutdown or system upgrade, start with a conversation about the plant.
