Construction & Implementation

If you want to know more about our construction and implementation services, read on to learn about construction oversight and quality assurance, pre-construction preparation, excavation and reedbed construction, substrate placement and layering, planting and vegetation establishment, reedbed infrastructure and access set-up, testing and commissioning and operational handover and training.

• Conducting the construction process to ensure design specifications and quality standards adherence.

• Conducting inspections and regular reporting during the implementation and build phase.

• Ensuring health and safety standards are adhered to.

• Site preparation: clearing the area and ensuring proper grading to accommodate the reedbed or wetland design.

• Materials procurement: acquiring necessary materials such as liners, gravel, sand, organic substrates, and plants as per the design specifications.

• Site preparation: clearing the area and ensuring proper grading to accommodate the reedbed or wetland design

• Materials procurement: acquiring necessary materials such as liners, gravel, sand, organic substrates, and plants as per the design specifications

• Excavation: digging and shaping the reedbed pond or wetland basin according to the design dimensions and layout.

• Liner installation: if required, laying impermeable liners to prevent seepage of treated water into the surrounding soil.

• Inlet and outlet construction: building in left structures for wastewater entry and outlet structures for treated water discharge.

• Substrate placement: Adding layers of gravel, sand, and organic substrates within the ponds creates a suitable environment for plant growth and filtration.

• Layering technique: properly layering substrates to facilitate water flow and support the growth of wetland vegetation.

• Plant selection: introducing and planting appropriate wetland vegetation such as reeds or other native plants into the substrate.

• Planting techniques: ensuring proper spacing, planting depths, and arrangement for optimal growth and pollutant uptake.

• Establishment care: implementing measures to establish and maintain suitable plant health and growth water levels.

• Pathways and access points: creating pathways and access points for maintenance and monitoring activities.

• Signage and safety measures: installing signage and safety features to ensure safe access and operation within the site.

• Hydraulic testing: conducting tests to ensure proper water flow, distribution and retention time within the repaired cells or wetland basins.

• Initial water quality tests: Initial water quality assessments to establish baseline data before regular operation.

• Client handover: After ensuring construction completion and compliance, the operational site is handed over to the client or relevant operators.

• Training: training personnel responsible for system maintenance, monitoring, and operation.