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Airport and Aviation Brochure Specialist Knowledge. Airport & Aviation Practical Solutions. Brochure Airport & Aviation – Capability Statement pitt&sherry provides a comprehensive range of specialist services covering all aspects of airport and aviation facilities. Airport & Aviation pittsh.com.au Rev01 Page 2 of 11 Airport & Aviation – Capability Statement pitt&sherrry’s airport and aviation specialists have the know-how to successfully deliver your most important projects. Experience and Company Overview What we do pitt&sherry is a leading Australian professional services Our broad range of products and services enables us to company, currently employing over 260 people across our support clients in advisory and delivery through the full life offices in Victoria, Tasmania, New South Wales and project cycle, from initial identification through to design Queensland. development and operation and management, to decommissioning and site rehabilitation. We deliver projects of all sizes and risk profiles to industry and government throughout Australia and Internationally, and Our clients benefit employ a range of engineers, scientists, planners, building from our agility, surveyors, technicians, project managers and other continuing focus on professionals. skills and knowledge, and the depth of We focus on providing consistent, high quality services and expertise across a building collaborative, long-term relationships with satisfied range of clients. Our partnerships are based on trust, integrity and specialisations accountability, and our diversified skillset enables us to including: develop smart, cost-effective, technical solutions, and be nimble and adaptive in solving all types of problems. pittsh.com.au Rev01 Page 3 of 11 Airport & Aviation – Capability Statement How we can help you The range and depth of our technical skills and experience complement our Airports team, and enable us to provide valuable independent services and advice to the Department of Defence as we are truly independent of existing panel members. From our diversity of skills, the below specialisations may be of specific interest to the Department of Defence, with further detail on these capabilities and personnel provided in this brochure. • Geotechnical • Environmental and Planning • Civil and Structural • Mechanical and Electrical • Asset Management • Building Surveying. pitt&sherry also have a proven track record in providing • Field supervision and logging of borehole drilling and project management and advisory services to the Aviation test pitting and Defence industries. • Instrumentation and monitoring Our experienced personnel bring a wealth of knowledge, the • Geological and geomorphological mapping technical expertise of their discipline and an understanding of • Seismic refraction surveys and interpretation the specific challenges that the defence and airport sectors present. • Permeability and groundwater assessment. Assessment Whatever the size of the project, we will draw on our expertise while working collaboratively with you to understand project Our geotechnical engineering professionals provide clear and challenges and objectives, and provide tailored solutions to concise analysis of field investigation data. We provide risk- meet each projects’ unique requirements. based assessment, interpretation and reporting for: • Foundation investigations for structures Geotechnical • Stability of natural, excavated or constructed slopes. Analysis and design pitt&sherry helps clients to holistically understand and pitt&sherry undertake analysis of field investigation data, mitigate project ground risk. Our Geotechnical team can plan, either collected by us or supplied by the client, and develop manage, analyse and report on geotechnical investigations clear and concise geotechnical interpretations. Our results are and independently review geotechnical investigations by tailored to the project requirements and employ cutting edge others. We also undertake geotechnical design, incorporating digital data visualisation to enable quick and instinctive environmental assessment, to enhance early design and access to the results. construction decisions. pitt&sherry designs ground stabilisation, support systems, Our specific offerings include: underground and above-ground excavations, foundations and geotechnical structures for all markets and projects. Project planning We employ a fully digital workflow using industry standard Construction phase support GIS systems and desktop data to optimise geotechnical By engaging with clients throughout the project life cycle, investigations and provide targeted relevant information pitt&sherry is uniquely positioned to provide construction- quickly and efficiently. We draw on more than 50 years of phase support and effective implementation of geotechnical operations, as well as publicly available data sources, to plans. develop ground hypotheses that are robustly tested by field investigation. Investigation pitt&sherry is experienced in the full spectrum of geotechnical investigations across all markets and project scales. Our investigation services include: pittsh.com.au Rev01 Page 4 of 11 Airport & Aviation – Capability Statement Stakeholder and Community Engagement • Social research • Information and education programs • Community engagement (adjacent landholders, sensitive receivers, and broader community) • Stakeholder engagement including cross jurisdictional negotiations • Facilitation of community sessions • Master and strategic planning. Environmental approvals • Preparation of Local, State and Commonwealth Environmental & Planning Government approvals pitt&sherry’s Environment and Planning team includes expert • Referrals and assessments required for proposed personnel with a comprehensive range of environmental and activities under the Federal Environment Protection planning experience. The team works within Commonwealth and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) and State jurisdictions across both project and operational • Regulator liaison and stakeholder engagement. lifecycles to deliver a wide range of solution-focussed services including environmental impact assessment and • Third party approvals including water licenses, road approvals, construction and operational management plans, upgrade applications and addendums to approvals. auditing and compliance and contaminated land management Environmental Compliance and Auditing The variety of disciplines we can draw on internally enables • Undertaking audits us to offer clients services specific to environmental and site constraints they face. This includes contaminated land • Audit reports to meet regulatory requirements management (including investigation, mapping, identification, • Proposing solutions to non-compliance issues. and management of PFAS (Per- and Poly-Fluoroalkyl Substances)), independent review of investigations, Environmental Management Plans rehabilitation and management plans, and Stakeholder and Community engagement. • Construction Environmental Management Plans • Operational Environmental Management Plans Our specific offerings include: • Waste Management Plans • Contaminated land • Pollution Incident Response and Management Plans • PFAS investigation and remediation • Erosion and Sediment Control Plans • Contaminated site assessments • Biodiversity Plans • Underground petroleum storage tank assessment • Landscape Plans & Water Management Plans • Soil and groundwater monitoring • Noise and Vibration Plans & Air Quality Plans • Due diligence and redevelopment assessments • Traffic and Transport plans. • Soil and groundwater remediation Environmental Modelling • Contaminated waste management • Noise, air quality, vibration, effluent re-use. • Contaminant fate and transport modelling. Environmental Monitoring Planning • Groundwater quality, surface water quality, noise, • Determining the approvals pathway and associated vibration, air quality. environmental studies required • Undertaking fatal flaw and due diligence analysis for Resource Recovery, Waste Management and use in optioneering Sustainability • Ensuring compliance with consent conditions • Preparation of Waste Management Plans • Identifying legislative planning exemptions to expedite • Facilitating reporting requirements and compliance project approvals • Performing waste assessments and recommending • Developing and implementing Community, best practice solutions Stakeholder and Communications Engagement Plans. • Energy and water efficiency audits • Re-thinking solutions to include sustainability principles. pittsh.com.au Rev01 Page 5 of 11 Airport & Aviation – Capability Statement Hydraulics & Hydrology Structural design of: • Management and design of water, sewer and drainage • Buildings including foundation design for a range of systems equipment and buildings • Catchment studies • Short and long bridges • Water way rehabilitation • Culverts & retaining walls • Flood defence works. • Sign structures & traffic barriers • Temporary works Climate Change • Structural inspection and remediation engineering • Assessments of impacts resulting from coastal erosion and inundation • Proof engineering • Assessment of climate projection model data to • Existing structure checks for integrity, capacity and identify climate factors important in planning and condition design of future assets. • Waste water treatment facilities, including in-ground storage ponds • Storm water hydraulic modelling and associated infrastructure. Mechanical & Electrical pitt&sherry can provide
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