Happy Easter!

Happy Easter from all of us at Topo! We hope you have a wonderful mini-break filled with friends, family, hot-cross buns and and lots of Easter chocolate!

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Kyle Robson
Your Duty to Notify – get on the front foot

South East Queensland has experienced significant rainfall over the past few weeks and it’s likely that the intensity of rainfall depth recorded on your site may have exceeded the design criteria of your drainage and sediment controls. This possibly may have caused Environmental Harm or water pollution provisions and will have triggered your Duty to Notify. Do you know what to do if that’s the case?

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Kyle Robson
Sediment – a carrier of nasties

The focus of the erosion and sediment control industry has always been to minimise soil loss and sediment export from site. Did you know that by reducing the sediment export from site you will also significantly reduce a lot of other nasties entering our waterways?

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Kyle Robson
Meet Steven

In last few months we have introduced you Kyle and Ben, but there are 5 of us in Topo. We endeavour to catch up with the remainder of the team in the upcoming months and learn more about them. Starting with Steven. Did you know…

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Kyle Robson
Share your knowledge!

At Topo we are big believers that knowledge transfer is critical to our industry’s evolution. We love to share our experience and learnings through training courses and our online resources. Another really great way to get information shared through industry is by presenting at conferences.

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Kyle Robson
We have a new office!

It has been a very exciting start to the year for us - we recently moved to a new office! This new location marks the start of yet another chapter in Topo’s history.

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Kyle Robson
Rain will come – always have your site prepared!

During dry periods we can become complacent (both civil contractors and consultants). We understand that when it is dry, things get done and projects move forward rapidly, and sometimes your Erosion and Sediment controls become redundant or removed. The best advice we can provide is be prepared and have a wet weather strategy!

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Kyle Robson
Update on the Weymouth Erosion Control Project

Now complete, the bank restoration project in Weymouth, Tasmania has proven a great success, with safe access restored and no evidence of further erosion. In fact, sand deposition indicates that what was intended to be a short to medium term solution may provide an ongoing benefit to the area.

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Kyle Robson