Case Studies

Boom Logistics needed a wash bay to efficiently clean a fleet of heavy machinery. Cleanawater recommended, manufactured and installed a sustainable solution.

Vortex Group acquired new premises and needed a wash bay to clean returned equipment. Cleanawater provided a cost-effective, portable solution, on time and within budget.

Swinburne Uni needed to clean earth moving equipment. Cleanawater used a portable wash bay with oil water separator and kept their discharge water compliant.

Sugar Australia needed to control their effluent water to satisfy local water authorities. Cleanawater implemented a recirculating pH dosing unit.

Here's how we were able to help Toll Group with a complete water treatment and recycling solution. One which met their needs and which satisfied AQIS criteria.

Magic Hand asked Cleanawater to find a way to make their car wash bays more water-efficient – without increasing ongoing costs. The new system also had to keep pace with a consistently high volume of vehicles.

Qube Energy needed a complete water treatment solution. A solution which met AQIS criteria as well as trade waste requirements without necessitating a sewer point, as none were available for use.

We assisted Veolia Water with preparing for oil spills through the use of a new hydrocyclone oil separator at their Ballarat location.

Aitkin Cranes had recently constructed an unroofed heavy industrial wash bay. The problem was it did not comply with water authority regulations. They needed a flexible solution that would bring their wash bay up to requirements.

KW Doggett Fine Paper needed a flexible solution to bring their unroofed wash bay up to requirements. Because of the prohibitive cost of erecting a roof, KW Doggett needed a cost-effective alternative.

When New Age Caravans relocated to their new facility in 2013, they needed a wash down and testing facility. Calling on decades of expertise in supplying wash bays, Cleanawater recommended a custom solution to the brief.

Following its 2007 relocation to North Melbourne, Otobai needed to build a new wash bay that adhered to strict AQIS requirements.

We installed a custom solution in a single day, meaning no disruption to Otobai's business.

Barrick had operational concerns about their HV wash pad. The pad's oil water separator was not discharging consistently and was often blocking due to an ingression of sludge.

After conducting a thorough site audit, Cleanawater supplied a solution that could be retrofitted to their existing infrastructure.

Byrnecut needed a cost-effective way to remove oil from the water before it was transferred to the water treatment system. As their workshop was to be decommissioned within a few months, the solution also needed to be portable.

Cleanawater identified belt oil skimmers as the ideal solution.

Oceaneering International was due to relocate and required a wash down pad for their vehicle fleet. The oily wash water would need to be treated to water authority standards before being discharged to sewers.

In line with their environmental policies, Freeport-McMoRan needed to upgrade a heavy vehicle wash pad to meet standards.

Oily water with high levels of solids was being discharged to a mine site creek – their 10,000L coalescing plate separator was undersized and constantly breaking down and they needed a new solution.