SYDNEY WATER SEWER & ASSET PROTECTION ENGINEERING

Engineering for residential development affected by existing sewer assets.

GCE provides the engineering assessment and design documentation required for the project. Statutory Sydney Water and Water Servicing Coordinator approvals remain with the relevant approval authority.

services include

  • Engineering assessment and design for residential structures proposed over or close to existing sewer assets.

  • Design of piers and foundations to protect sewer assets from building loads and construction impacts.

  • Structural design to transfer building loads across sewer zones while maintaining protection of the underlying asset.

  • Engineering solutions designed to protect existing sewer infrastructure from structural loads, excavation and construction activities.

  • Engineering design and detailing of sewer encasement where required to protect the asset and accommodate proposed development.

  • Assessment of proposed structures, foundations and excavation against required sewer asset clearances and protection zones.

  • Preparation of structural calculations, drawings and engineering documentation to support the relevant sewer approval process.

Construction site with a large concrete pipe installed in a trench, with an excavator in the background and tools and dirt surrounding it.
Construction workers in safety vests and helmets discussing plans at a construction site with road closure signs, orange cones, and machinery.

  • "Eliot was a pleasure to work with and did a great job at a reasonable price. We would not hesitate to use him again in the future."

    Skye L.

Construction workers in safety vests and helmets working on a road project with heavy machinery, steel-reinforced trench, and safety barriers.
Construction workers operate a large offshore drilling rig at a dock, with one worker inside the control station and others managing equipment, while a crane hoists a large cylindrical pipe near the water.
Construction site with a yellow excavator installing underground utility conduit, with a large concrete pipe and gravel-filled trench.