Happy New Year from the TOPO team. We are very excited about 2020 and seeing what it has in store for us all. We are back in the office from Monday, so if you are in the neighbourhood, pop in for a coffee!
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2019 has been another amazing year for us, and we are mighty proud of all we have accomplished and all the projects we have been involved in…
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We believe in giving back to the community and throughout 2019 we have supported multiple local charities and community groups.
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Topo would like to thank all the attendees who supported our 1-day intermediate and 3-day advanced training courses in Darwin last week.
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During dry periods we can become complacent. We understand that when it is dry, 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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The short duration high intense events (i.e. thunderstorms) typically produce large amounts of fast flowing runoff from a relatively small to moderate rainfall amount. Ensuring your drainage is up to scratch is essential to manage these high intensity events.
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In designing temporary drainage structures a drainage design standard is typically adopted. This design standard relates to the design storm frequency and therefore the likelihood in which a given design event may exceed the capacity of the drainage structure.
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Topo wishes to congratulate the Bruce Highway Upgrade - Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway (CR2SM) team on a Highly Commended result at the 2019 Environmental Excellence Awards.
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Topo Directors Kyle, Terry and Tom were up in Cairns last week for the IECA and Stormwater Queensland joint conference.
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Let us introduce you Ronald Kleijn, our newest recruit. Ron is a Civil Engineer with a background in detailed civil design of sewer, water and stormwater drainage infrastructure. We caught up with Ron to find out more about him and his career.
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You may be aware that under IECA (2008) sediment control measures are grouped into four categories based on their ability to trap a specified particle size. In this Tech Talk we explore what are Type 2 sediment controls, how effective they are and do they require sizing?
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With an annual average of 8-9 hours of sunshine per day Queensland has very strong solar resources. Combined with high quality and nationally competitive wind resources, we have seen a large number of approvals for renewable energy projects over the recent years, with many of these now completed or under construction.
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