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Hosted by:
6th AUSTRALIAN LANDFILL
& TRANSFER STATIONS
CONFERENCE & EXPO
27 - 30 July 2015
National Convention Centre, Canberra
Continuing the transformation
DELEGATE HANDBOOK
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of Bomag Refuse Landfill Equipment, Tutt Bryant Equipment and Bomag are leading
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The NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) is the primary environmental
regulator for New South Wales. Our purpose is to improve environmental performance
and waste management for NSW.
We work with the community, business, industry and government to maintain a
balance between protecting the environment, managing competing demands on the
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WASTE-TO-ENERGY
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facilities take putrescible waste collected from council regions in NSW and QLD and utilise methane generated from the decomposing
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with close to 2,000 staff in Australia. Our engineers and scientists are experienced in
the “landfill lifecycle” – from site selection, permitting and approvals management,
site investigations and design of landfill lining and construction supervision to final cap
design for site closure.
MATERIALS RECOVERY FACILITIES
Veolia operates a number of materials recovery facilities (MRF) across Australia. These facilities specialise in the sorting and collection
of recyclable materials, which are then forwarded onto a number of recyclers who convert these materials back into useable products.
ORGANICS AND BIOSOLIDS RECOVERY
Veolia operates Natural Recovery Systems (NRS) in Dandenong, Victoria, and has recently opened Bulla Organics Recovery Facility,
also located in Victoria.
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Transpacific is Australia’s leading recycling, waste management and industrial services
company. Our philosophy is that all waste is a resource and our aim is to incorporate
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compliance, and the protection and enhancement of the environment.
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kind in Victoria, and one of the fifth largest in Australia. It provides waste management
services to various local government and commercial clients, and is also home to
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Select Civil specialises in Waste handling operations and civil works. Our company has
operated in Landfills, MRFs, AWTs and Garden Organic platforms for more than 30 years
overseas and 7 years in Australia. Our goal is to deliver exceptional service by helping
customers focus on their core resource recovery, recycling and waste management.
SUEZ environnement delivers smart and reliable water, waste and energy solutions.
With 150 years of global experience, we have a proven track record in resource
management for towns and cities, business and industry.
In Australia, we have more than 2,600 employees who supply seven million people with
drinking water and divert 800,000 tonnes of waste from landfill every year.
With 850 collection vehicles and 100 operations across the country, our recycling and
waste recovery division provides collection, recycling and resource recovery services to
more than 56,000 customers and more than 3.7 million residents every week.
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Golder has provided comprehensive geotechnical, civil design, environmental,
hydrogeological, contaminated sites and construction services for the development of
waste management systems, facilities and strategies for more than 40 years. Our focus
is to achieve a balance between social, economic and environmental performance
while delivering effective solutions for our clients.
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forecasting; gas collection systems; leachate systems; gas flare systems; offsite gas
monitoring and recovery; power generation facilities; groundwater monitoring; data
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year, the Australasian Waste & Recycling Expo is the most established commercial
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29/06/2015 3:32 pm
Hosted by the National Landfill Division of the Waste Management
Association of Australia (WMAA), the 6th Australian Landfill &
Transfer Stations Conference and Expo will be held from 27
– 30 July 2015 at the National Convention Centre in Canberra.
The theme adopted for this year’s conference is “Continuing the
transformation”.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE
WMAA would like to thank the following members for their
contribution to the conference:
Stuart Dever
Kimbriki Environmental
(Program Convener) Enterprises Pty Ltd
NSW
Christine Bell
Southern Waste Solutions
TAS
Bruce Bowman
Bowman and Associates Pty Ltd WA
Veronica Dullens
Tarpomatic Australia
QLD
Andrew Kosciuszko
Summit Enviro Consulting Pty
Ltd
NSW
Delegates will have the opportunity to hear from experts, contribute
to debate and discussion and network with their industry peers.
This is all in addition to more than 50 presentations, the Trade
Exhibition, a Technical Tour, Conference Workshops, presentation
of the Landfill & Transfer Stations Innovation and Excellence
Awards, the Welcome Reception and Conference Dinner.
Paul Lightbody
Tonkin Consulting
SA
Mike McConnell
Wastech Engineering
VIC
Max Spedding
Max Spedding and Associates
VIC
Sally Thompson
Blue Mountains City Council
NSW
Geoffrey Webster
Waste and Management
Services
SA
I would like to extend a special welcome and thank you to Hon
Bob Baldwin, Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Environment;
keynote speakers: Kevin D Torrens, Stan Krpan, Eric Mead and
Steve Beaman and all of our international attendees. Thank you
also to our sponsors, whose generous support makes this event
possible.
Tom Wetherill
Transpacific Industries Group
Ltd
VIC
The conference will focus on the continuing transformation and
improvement of transfer stations and landfills, and provide a
forum to learn about and discuss the latest developments and
innovations in policy, planning, design, management, monitoring
and regulation of these facilities.
Dr Stuart Dever
Program Convener
TECHNICAL PROGRAM COMMITTEE
Sam Bateman
Bateman Bros
VIC
Adrian Roberts
GHD
NSW
Gary Schmertmann
Golder Associates
NSW
Andrea Taft
AECOM
QLD
Matt Welsh
GHD
NSW
Our experienced team of scientists and engineers advise
landfill owners and operators in all phases of the landfill
life-cycle applied to solid waste management.
For further information please contact:
Anthony Lane, Asia Pacific Environment Director
E: anthony.lane@cardno.com.au / T: +61 3 9831 6102 / www.cardno.com
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keynote speakers
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The Hon. Bob Baldwin MP
KEVIN D. TORRENS
Parliamentary Secretary to the
Minister for the Environment
Vice President, Brown and Caldwell
The Hon. Bob Baldwin MP has been a Liberal member of the
Australian House of Representatives from March 1996 to October
1998, and again continuously since November 2001, representing
the Division of Paterson in New South Wales.
Mr Baldwin has previously served in the capacity of Parliamentary
Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Tourism & Resources from
January 2006 until December 2007. After the election, on 6
December 2007, Opposition Leader Brendan Nelson announced
that Mr Baldwin would be the new Shadow Minister for Defence
Science, Personnel and Assisting Shadow Minister for Defence.
After the 2010 Federal election, Mr Baldwin was appointed
Shadow Minister for Regional Development and Shadow Minister
for Tourism.
Under the Abbott Ministry, Mr Baldwin was appointed
Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry in September
2013. Serving in his current role, Mr Baldwin is the Parliamentary
Secretary to the Minister for the Environment.
Welcome Reception
Kevin Torrens has over 31 years of experience in industrial
wastewater, leachate treatment, O&M, and hazardous waste
site remediation groundwater treatment projects. He has had
significant experience treating complex wastewaters such as
those from landfill leachate, pharmaceuticals and chemicals
industries. Areas of experience include alternatives evaluations,
planning and design, aquatic toxicity reduction; NPDES permit
preparation and negotiation, regulatory compliance and
negotiation, troubleshooting, characterization, treatability testing,
confirmation testing, system evaluations, start-up and training,
and process design.
Kevin has managed numerous biological and physical/
chemical wastewater treatability and process design projects
for pharmaceutical, organic chemicals, petroleum refining, food
processing and pulp and paper industries’ landfills and CERCLA
sites. Kevin started the O&M group in New Jersey, which provides
contract O&M services for remediation sites and industrial facilities
throughout New Jersey.
ERIC MEAD
STAN KRPAN
In 2010, Stan undertook an independent review of the Environment
Protection Authority Victoria (EPA) and its approach to compliance
and enforcement. The Report recommendations were endorsed
in full. The review formed the blueprint for the transformation of
EPA and underpins its five year strategic plan. The report has
influenced the regulatory strategies of a number of Australian
regulators.
Eric has 25 years of experience in the solid waste field
including responsibilities for the planning, design, engineering,
implementation, construction, and operation of transfer stations,
recycling facilities, and landfills as part of an integrated solid waste
system.
Eric's experience includes positions as a facility owner/operator,
as well as an engineering consultant. He has held both operational
and engineering roles for several national US waste firms and
worked at active landfills and transfer stations for over 15 years.
Eric is a Vice-President with HDR in their Seattle office and leads
their solid waste practice in the Pacific Northwest. His recent
project experience includes a landfill expansion, new landfill cell
construction, closed landfill audit, and a new transfer station/
recycling facility planning, permitting, design and construction.
steve beaman
Director, Waste and Resource Recovery,
NSW Environment Protection Authority
Steve co-ordinates and delivers waste policy, reform, compliance
and programs in NSW, including the delivery of the NSW
Government’s $465 million Waste Less Recycle More initiative, the
largest waste and recycling funding program in Australia. Funded
through the NSW waste levy, the initiative includes a massive
investment in new infrastructure to lift recycling rates, community
education and engagement strategies, actions to tackle litter
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Sponsored by:
Date: Wednesday 29 July 2015
Sponsored by:
Time: 1800 - 2000
Time: 1830 - 2230
Venue: Exhibition Hall, National
Convention Centre, Canberra
Venue: Australian Institute of Sport,
Canberra
Dress: Smart Casual
Dress: Smart Casual. Partners are welcome
Relax after a long day on a technical tour with an ice cold beer
or a glass of wine and celebrate the opening of the Exhibition
by joining your colleagues for a leisurely evening of networking
while previewing the trade exhibition.
Delegates and partners are invited to attend the 2015 Australian
Landfill & Transfer Stations Conference Dinner. Coach transfers
to and from Crowne Plaza, Canberra are included in the ticket
price. Please check departure times.
Networking Breakfast
The evening's program will include the announcement of the
2015 National Landfill and Transfer Stations Innovation and
Excellence Awards winners.
Date: Thursday 30 July 2015
Sponsored by:
Time: 0700 - 0930
Venue: Exhibition Hall, National
Convention Centre, Canberra
Kick start the final day of the conference and shake off any aftereffects of the Conference Dinner with a buffet breakfast in the
exhibition hall.
Vice President, HDR
CEO, Sustainability Victoria
Stan Krpan is CEO of SV, the Victorian Government agency which
delivers programs in the areas of integrated waste management
and resource efficiency. Stan has extensive experience in
executive roles in Victorian public sector organisations. Prior to
his appointment in January 2012, Stan was General Manager
Governance at Sustainability Victoria. In 2011, he completed a
review of the strategic direction of the organisation, which set the
foundation for SV’s strategic plan SV2015.
Date: Tuesday 28 July 2015
Conference Dinner
and illegal dumping and targeted inspection, compliance and
enforcement initiatives.
Steve has worked at the Department since 1995 in a number of
key roles. including Director Executive Services, Manager Waste
Operations and Manager Forestry.
2015 landfill and transfer stations awards
Run by the WMAA National Landfill
Division, the National Landfill and
Transfer Stations Innovation and
Excellence Awards were established in
2007 to showcase the best that landfills
and transfer stations have to offer and
to inform others in the industry and the
general public. They also acclaim those
sites that are exceptional, encouraging
best practice in operations.
A total of 21 award submissions from
across Australia were received this year.
All of the entries were of extremely high
standard, which made the selection
process a very difficult one for all the
judges.
WMAA would like to thank all the judges
involved for their valuable time and
contribution in the selection process of
our finalists:
Landfill Excellence Award:
• Sam Bateman, Bateman Brothers
Consulting
• Adam Faulkner, East Waste
• Colin Sweet, Sweet Enviro Pty Ltd
Transfer Stations Excellence & Innovation
Award:
• Marina Wagner, Fleurieu Regional
Waste Authority
• Rex Glencross-Grant, University of
New England
• Andrew Quinn, GHD Pty Ltd
Congratulations to the 2015 finalists in the
following three categories:
Landfill Excellence Award
• Logan City Council - Browns Plains
Waste and Recycling Facility
• Transpacific Cleanaway - Inkerman
Landfill
Transfer Stations Excellence Award
• City of Gold Coast - Reedy Creek
Waste and Recycling Centre
• City of Hobart - McRobies Gully
Waste
Management
Centre
(WMC)
• Transpacific Cleanaway - Riverland
Resource Recovery Facility
Transfer Stations Innovation Award
• East Gippsland Shire Council - 30
m3 Split Skip Bin
• City of Karratha - 7 Mile Transfer
Station Development
The 2015 winners will be announced at
the prestigious 6th Australian Landfill
& Transfer Stations Conference Awards
Dinner, which will be held on Wednesday
29 July at the Australian Institute of Sport,
Canberra.
• Convenor: John Phillips, KESAB
The 2015 Awards sponsored by:
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program
pre-conference workshop
program
Monday 27 July 2015
program
Workshop sponsored by:
Monday 27 July 2015
workshop 1:
Leachate management
workshop 2:
Prevention and Management of Fires at Waste Handling Facilities
The Leachate Management Workshop will address critical aspects of leachate treatment, assuming that delegates have a working knowledge of the
basics.
This workshop will provide an overview of the problem of fires at waste handling facilities. It will discuss technologies for monitoring facilities and
techniques for preventing and dealing with fires. The session will also include practical case studies covering transfer stations, landfills and storage
issues, as well as a discussion on common issues for the industry and best practice techniques for fire prevention and management.
0800
Registration
Session 1:
Planning, design and project delivery
0900
Chair: Stuart Dever, Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty
Ltd
Session 2:
1100
Welcome and Introduction
Dr Stuart Dever, Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty Ltd
Leachate treatment process
0900
Registration
SESSION 1
Risk Management
Chair: Adrian Roberts, GHD Pty Ltd
1000
Justin Doyle, Wastewater Futures
Treatment of Landfill Leachate: Principles, Processes and
Practices
Tom Wetherill, Chairman, WMAA National Landfill Division
1015
Commander Tim Landells, Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Melbourne
Setting the Scene – The Perspective of an Emergency Response Agency
0910
Adrian Roberts, GHD Pty Ltd
Leachate Generation in Australia: An Overview
1115
Neil Palmer, Tonkin Consulting
An Introduction to Membrane Processes
1045
Steve Sergi, Principal Advisor, EPA South Australia
Review of Guidelines for Stockpile Management
0930
Simonne Eldridge, Tonkin & Taylor
Leachate Treatment Plant Basics
1130
Simon Jaski, By-Jas Engineering
Effective Leachate Treatment using Lagoons
1115
Nick Simmons, Senior Field Specialist / Principal Expert – Landfill, EPA VIC
Hotspots and deep seated landfill fires – prevention, detection and extinguishing
0950
Kevin Torrens, Brown & Caldwell
Leachate Management Decision Making in the US
1145
Ian Kikkert, Water & Carbon Group
Low Energy Leachate Treatment Options for Industry - An
Overview
1145
Panel Discussion
1200
Lunch
Panel Discussion
Additional Speakers: Ezio Di Giovanni, Waste Assets
Management Corporation & Ross Manolas, Waste Assets
Management Corporation
1200
Leachate Treatment Technologies selection and application
in the US
SESSION 2
Avoidance and prevention
1300
Neal Bolton, Principal, Blue Ridge Services, USA
Strategies for Avoidance and Management of Fires at Waste Management Facilities
1215
Panel Discussion
Additional Speaker: Dale de Kretser, KBR
1330
1030
Morning Tea – Exhibition Hall
1230
Lunch - Exhibition Hall
Tim Snell, Managing Director, Industrial Monitoring & Control Pty Ltd
Applications of Thermal Imaging Technology in Recycling and Waste Management Facilities, Including Early Fire Detection and Fugitive
Gas Imaging
1400
Session 3:
Leachate storage, treatment and disposal case studies
Session 4:
Operating and monitoring a leachate treatment plant
Michael Connelly, General Manager – ACT & Southern NSW, Chubb Fire Safety
Maintenance of Fire Protection Systems and Equipment (Australian Standard 1851-2012)
1430
Panel Discussion
1500
Afternoon Tea
SESSION 3
Case Studies and Open Forum
1530
Henry Kerfoot, Principal, Civil & Engineering Consultants, Inc.
Subsurface Oxidation Events at Municipal Solid Waste Landfills: Evaluation, Corrective Action and Prevention
1550
Glen Ellery, Operations Manager, Transpacific Cleanaway, South Australia
Fire Prevention and Management in a Waste Transfer and Disposal System
1510
Open Forum Discussion
1700
Workshop concludes
1010
Chair: Andrea Taft, AECOM
Chair: Paul Lightbody, Tonkin Consulting
Stephanie Salinas, SUEZ environnement
Automated Leachate Management: Taylors Road Landfill,
Victoria
1530
1345
Dale de Kretser, KBR
Are you already using an SBR for leachate treatment?
1545
John Gray, JPG Engineering
Operating and monitoring an SBR leachate treatment plan
1400
Jishiv Patel, Veolia Australia & New Zealand
Feasibility Study of Leachate Treatment by Reverse Osmosis
Case Study: Ti Tree Bio-energy
1600
Peter Corboy, New Logic Research
Landfill Leachate Treatment using Membrane Filtration
1415
Christine Bell, Southern Waste Solutions
Leachate evaporation using Wind Aided Intensified
eVaporation (WAIV): Benefits, pitfalls and relative cost
1615
Ezio Di Giovanni, Waste Assets Management Corporation &
Ross Manolas, Waste Assets Management Corporation
Benefits of an Integrated approach to Effective Leachate &
Gas Management
1430
Ian Kikkert, Water & Carbon Group & Julie Currey, SOPA
The Sydney Olympic Park Blaxland leachate treatment
process - a natural engineering approach
1630
Question & Answer
1445
Don Richardson, Golder Associates & Nadine Douglas, City
of Darwin
Leachate Ponds for Challenging Top End Tropical Conditions
1500
Afternoon Tea - Exhibition Hall
1330
Basic Leachate Operations Principles
Workshop wrap up: Panel Discussion
1645
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Panel Discussion:
Kevin Torrens, Brown & Caldwell; Ezio Di Giovanni, Waste Assets Management Corporation; Ross Manolas, Waste Assets Management
Corporation; John Gray, JPG Engineering; Justin Doyle, Wastewater Futures; Simon Jaski, By-Jas Engineering; and Simonne Eldridge,
Tonkin & Taylor
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program
Tuesday 28 July 2015
technical tour
Canberra region
Wednesday 29 July 2015
0800
Registration
Opening Plenary
Please meet out the front of Crowne Plaza, Canberra no later than 0745. Please note, the bus WILL NOT wait for any late arrivals. The
tour will return to the Crowne Plaza, Canberra at approximately 1730.
TOUR CLOTHING REQUIREMENTS: Flat, enclosed footwear, long pants and a high visibility vest are required for all tours. It is suggested
that you bring a hat, sunscreen and some water. Lunch will be provided.
SITE 1: Mitchell Resource Management Centre
SITE 3: Landtasia Organic Farms
ACT NOWaste – part of the ACT’s Territory and Municipal
Services Directorate – manages three resource management
centres that together service Canberra’s 149,000 households.
Operating since February 2014, Landtasia Organic Farms is
a 10,500 acre certified organic mixed agricultural farm near
Bungendore NSW. The farm operates a composting facility that
is licensed to receive up to 5000 tonnes of food waste, garden
organics and manures each year. Materials composted at the
facility include kerbside food and garden waste collections
(FaGO) and commercial food waste. Compost produced at the
site is used internally and sold to neighbouring farms and local
food producers.
From over a million tonnes of waste generated in the ACT in
2013/14, 670,594 tonnes of material was recovered and 238,304
tonnes of waste was sent to the Mugga Landfill. This represents
a 74% resource recovery rate and 26% to landfill.
The Mitchell Resource Management Centre includes:
• a recycling drop off area for hazardous materials;
• a waste transfer station for materials such as
construction and demolition, e-waste, industrial,
mattresses, drumMuster containers, mixed and general
waste;
• recycling cardboard cage and hoppers for bottle
glass, rigid plastic containers, milk and juice cartons,
aluminium cans and steel cans; and
• the reuse facility, run by an external contractor, where
reusable items can be dropped off free of charge and
are made available for purchase at bargain prices.
SITE 2: Mugga Lane Landfill and Resource Management
Centre
Mugga Lane is the only operating putrescible waste landfill
facility in the ACT. Although the present active landfill cells
are reaching capacity, ACT NOWaste recently constructed new
cells on an accelerated schedule to ensure landfill availability
to approximately 2018. At the present rate of consumption, the
site has the capacity to provide landfill cells to at least 2035.
The recent expansion works included: stakeholder consultation,
changes in Territory planning, the production of an environmental
impact statement and offset site, construction of a piggy-back
lining system and blasting of hard rock, which created landfill
space and aggregate material for cell construction.
The Mugga Lane Resource Management Centre includes a
waste transfer station; recycling drop off area for hazardous
materials; recycling cardboard cage and hoppers for glass,
plastics, cartons and cans; reuse facility; construction and
demolition facility; and a green waste recycling facility.
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Welcome Reception - Exhibition Hall
0900
Dr Stuart Dever, Program Convener, Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty Ltd
0915
Official Opening
Hon Bob Baldwin, Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Environment
0930
Keynote Presentation: Leachate treatment in the US
Kevin D. Torrens, Brown and Caldwell
1015
Keynote Presentation: Waste Management Infrastructure planning in Victoria
Stan Krpan, Sustainability Victoria
1045
Morning Tea - Trade Exhibition Hall
Session 1:
Facility planning and approvals
Session 2:
Transfer station operations and developments
1115
David Gamble, GHD Pty Ltd
Planning for successful waste infrastructure
1115
Christine Wardle, Blue Environment Pty Ltd
Good news and bad news stories of Australian transfer stations
1135
Pablo Gonzales, Veolia Australia and New Zealand
Development of Veolia’s Banksmeadow Transfer Terminal
1135
Mal Jones, ACT Williams & Rowan Cossins, AECOM Australia
Pty Ltd
What is the future for Waste Transfer Stations?
1155
Mark Winser & Dr Stuart Dever,
Kimbriki Environmental Enterprises Pty Ltd
The ongoing transformation of the Kimbriki Resource Recovery
Centre
1155
Debra Mackeen & Nigel Crumpton, Cairns Regional Council
There’s no place like our place - transfer station master planning in
the wet tropics
1215
Panel Discussion:
Effective planning of waste management infrastructure
1215
Melinda Lizza, Transpacific Industries Pty Ltd
Transfer Station improvements in resource recovery
1235
Questions
SITE 4: Veolia Woodlawn Bioreactor Landfill
The Woodlawn Bioreactor currently accepts around 20% of
Sydney’s putrescible waste and is recognised as an example
of best practice landfill technology. It supports existing source
separated initiatives such as kerbside recycling, by recovering
energy from the residual waste stream. In 2015, 520,000 tonnes
of waste were delivered Woodlawn and the facility exported
enough power to supply 7,300 households.
Currently in development, the Woodlawn MBT facility will
further enhance the resource recovery capabilities of the
Woodlawn site, through the production of compost from the
organic fraction of waste to produce compost for on-site mine
rehabilitation.
In addition, the Woodlawn Eco-Project includes several
sustainable and innovative features such as landfill gas bioenergy production, a 50MW windfarm, a commercial barramundi
fish farm, and a sheep and cattle agriculture enterprise.
1245
Lunch - Exhibition Hall
Session 3:
Landfill planning & development
Session 4:
Improving rural facilities
1345
Andrea Taft, AECOM & Georgina Davis, Waste to
Opportunity Enterprise
Are we approaching peak landfill in South East Queensland?
1345
Nick Bailey, Sustainability Victoria
Sustainability Victoria’s role in developing and improving rural and
regional waste and resource recovery infrastructure
1405
Alison Horlyck, GHD Pty Ltd
The Buttonderry story – landfill as a long term asset rather
than a liability
1405
Danyelle Carter & Elissa Bishop, NSW Environment Protection
Authority (EPA)
NSW landfill consolidation and environmental improvements
grants
1425
Anthony Dixon, GHD Pty Ltd
A critical review of Australian Landfill Guidelines
1425
Dr Kartik Venkatraman, East Gippsland Shire Council
Changing the face of waste management in East Gippsland
1455
Questions
1455
Questions
1500
Afternoon Tea - Exhibition Hall
Session 5:
Developments in landfill design and operation
Session 6:
Improving facility operations
1530
Adrian Roberts, GHD Pty Ltd
The real challenges and issues of using geosynthetics in landfills
1530
Neal Bolton, Blue Ridge Services, Inc.
Developing performance benchmarks to track the efficiency of
landfill operations
1550
Allan Boase, Impact Blue Pty Ltd and Michael Asnicar, Logan City
Council
Maximising service life expectancy for a new wet cell leachate
collection system
1550
Dieter von Mollendorf, Position Partners Pty Ltd
Technology, providing a measured approach to landfill management
1610
Andrew Green, Golder Associates Pty Ltd
Innovative design to improve the standard of liner for a highly
alkaline industrial waste landfill
1610
Amber Rickard, Komatsu Australia
Improving the efficiency of waste handling equipment using hybrid
technology
1630
Prof. William Clarke, The University of Queensland
Evaluation of the feasibility of rapidly digesting shredded MSW by
flooding and draining small landfill cells
1630
Michael Asnicar, Logan City Council
Successes, challenges and learnings of deploying high
automation technology to improve customer service efficiency
1650
Questions
1650
Questions
1700
Close
1815
Coaches depart Crowne Plaza for Conference Dinner at AIS
1830
Conference Dinner - AIS
SITE 5: Bywong (Macs Reef) Waste Transfer Station
Macs Reef Road Waste Transfer Station (WTS) is a small waste
transfer station servicing a population of around 3,000 and
serves as a replacement for a bin collection service in the area.
The WTS receives household residual waste and household
commingled recyclables. Waste is dropped by residents into
a number of bulk waste bins located on a lower pad. The site
has a small office/buy-back shed with solar power and battery
storage. A small shed is provided for e-waste and oils.
Welcome function sponsored by:
Conference dinner sponsored by:
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Thursday 30 July 2015
0700
Networking breakfast – Exhibition Hall
Session 7:
Landfill gas emission reduction
Session 8:
Stakeholder engagement
0900
Andrew Bray, Department of Environment
Opportunities for the waste sector under the Emissions Reduction
Fund
0900
David Hawkins, Socom
A social license to operate? Who says?
0920
Elisa de Wit, Norton Rose Fulbright
An introduction to participating in the Emissions Reduction Fund
0915
Lyndel Hunter, Lyndel Hunter Strategic Communication
Beyond the myth of the warm and fuzzies
0940
Dr Jessica North, Landfill Gas Industries Pty Ltd
Private sector experience of the Emissions Reduction Fund
0930
Charlie Wilson-Clark, Golder Associates Pty Ltd
Headline today, rubbish tomorrow – why newspapers will
never tell the REAL story about waste
1000
Panel Discussion:
Utilising the ERF to reduce landfill gas emissions?
0945
Jaye Muir, SUEZ environnement
Stakeholder Engagement – A best practice tool
1000
Panel Discussion:
What are the key factors in a successful stakeholder engagement
program for a waste facility?
1030
host Organisation
Networking breakfast sponsored by:
Morning Tea – Exhibition Hall
Keynote Presentation: Transformation of Transfer Stations in the US
Eric Mead, HDR
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Keynote Presentation: The future for Landfills and Transfer Stations in NSW
Steve Beaman, NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA)
WMAA is the peak body for all stakeholders in the waste and
resource recovery industry. WMAA works to facilitate sustainable
waste and resource management across Australia, through
leadership, collaboration, and knowledge sharing. WMAA is the
voice of the industry, the first port of call for government when
seeking industry input.
WMAA provides a range of services to support our members,
including networking and events, high value information, training,
and industry development programs. WMAA works closely with
stakeholders to promote the value of our industry and to ensure
the best possible outcomes for our members.
Plenary Two
1100
waste management association of
australia (WMAA)
1215
Lunch – Exhibition Hall
Session 9:
Landfill construction and final capping
Session 10:
1315
Chris Nivison-Smith, GHD Pty Ltd
The ACT of transformation: Construction of the Mugga Lane
landfill extension
1315
1335
Luke Adams, Tonkin & Taylor Pty Ltd
Improvements in collection and communication of construction
verification data during landfill construction projects
1335
Kieren McDermott, Transpacific Industries Pty Ltd
The challenges of defining landfill leachate levels for groundwater
protection and effective landfill gas management
1355
James Mackenzie, Mackenzie Environmental Pty Ltd
Design and construction of a piggyback lined landfill at Anglesea,
Victoria
1355
Sze-Fei Peng, Tonkin & Taylor Pty Ltd
Redevelopment on a closed landfill – 10 years on
1415
Dr Melissa Salt, Tonkin Consulting
Eight years of performance of final covers
1415
Herbert Kers, Tonkin Consulting
Redevelopment of 3Ha MSW landfill into inner urban sports and
community facility
1435
John King, Director, Talis Consultants
Applying Best Practice Closure standards to a small regional landfill
in WA
1435
Michael Jansen, City of Casey
Working during a landfill gas “emergency” – a Council Officer’s
experience
1455
Questions
1455
Questions
1510
Conference wrap up and closing remarks
Dr Stuart Dever, Program Convener
Landfill closure, redevelopment and remediation
John Jones, SUEZ environnement
A European Perspective on the Methodology for
Determining the Cessation of a Landfills Post Closure Period
WMAA, formed in 1991, has a growing and diverse membership
across Australia, representing the breadth and depth of the
Australian waste management and resource recovery industry.
WMAA has over 2,000 members including large business, SMEs,
Local, State and Federal government agencies, service providers,
and individuals.
For more information about the conference,
please contact:
WMAA Corporate Office
Suite 3A, Level 3
5 Belmore Street
Burwood NSW 2134, Australia
T: (+61) 2 8746 5000
F: (+61) 2 9701 0199
E: enquiries@wmaa.asn.au
W: www.wmaa.asn.au
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Partnering with industry, Government and the private sector
for over 40 years.
As a major Australian physical services company, Citywide delivers
integrated civil infrastructure, open space and environmental
services that enhance community assets and quality of life.
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Public health and safety is the highest civic priority. Citywide’s well
executed waste management and street cleansing activities
minimise risk and environmental impact while ensuring public space
is clean and admired.
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Citywide’s environmental services include waste collection, street
sweeping recycling, street cleansing, recycling and operation of the
Dynon Road Waste Transfer station.
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For more information about Citywide please visit
www.citywide.com.au, call 1300 136 234 or email
citywide@citywide.com.au.
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Citywide is leading recycling innovation in
Australia. Our new Street Sweeping Recycling
Plant is the ﬁrst of its kind in Australia,
setting the benchmark for environmentally
sustainable street sweeping recycling across
the country.
Visit us at stand05
End-to-end waste solutions
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Air Quality Professionals
Airwell Group Pty Ltd
Booth 29
Booth 34
Air Quality Professionals provides specialist services in odour
and dust impact assessment, control, and licencing. Principal
Air Quality Consultant Tracy Freeman has over 22 years related
experience. Services include source and community monitoring,
source identification, dispersion modelling, buffer zones,
issue investigations, control options, Environmental Impact
Statements, and expert witness evidence.
Booths 1 &2
Veolia Australia & New Zealand
Aqueous Solutions Pty Ltd
Booth 3
OCS Environmental
Booth 36
Booth 4
National Weighing & Instruments
Booth 5
Transpacific Cleanaway
Booth 6
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Booth 7
Global Synthetics
Booth 8
GCM Enviro Pty Ltd
Booths 9 & 10
Wastech Engineering
Booth 11
ISCO Australia Pty Ltd
Booth 12
Newcastle Weighing Services Pty Ltd
Booth 13
Tonkin & Taylor Pty Ltd
Booth 14
Booth 15
Position Partners Pty Ltd
Booth 16
Jaylon
drumMUSTER & ChemClear
Booth 18
Waste Initiatives
Booth 19
Liebherr-Australia Pty Ltd
Booth 20
iWeigh Solutions Pty Ltd
Booth 21
Geofabrics Australasia
Booth 22
SUEZ environnement
Booth 23
Odour Management
Booth 24
Polynex Pty Ltd
Booth 25
JDM Aust Pty Ltd
Booth 26
CJD Equipment Pty Ltd
Booth 27
Tutt Bryant Equipment
Booth 28
Turbid
Booth 29
Booth 30
Propeller Aerobotics
Booth 31
Citywide Service Solutions
Booth 32
HydroTerra
Booth 33
Run Energy
Booth 34
Airwell Group Pty Ltd
Booth 35
The Water & Carbon Group
Booth 36
Aqueous Solutions Pty Ltd
Booth 38
WasteWell
Booth 39
REAQUA
Booth 40
Elkins Earthworks LLC
Booth 41
DEMAST Pty Ltd
Booth 42
FieldTech Solutions Pty Ltd
Booth 43
Southern Geosynthetics Suppliers
Booth 44
DKSH Australia Pty Ltd
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High salt, high organic leachate can now be processed in a
one step, revolutionary, reverse osmosis concentration process.
Volumes can be reduced by up to 90%. Proven on multiple sites,
landfill leachate no longer need be an intractable problem.
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Citywide’s Waste Management Facility located in West
Melbourne is the largest of its kind in Victoria, and one of the
5th largest in Australia. It provides waste management services
to various local government and commercial clients, and is also
home to Australia’s first Streetsweeping Recycling Facility.
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Booth 26
Founded in 1974, CJD Equipment is a privately owned company
whose core business involves the National Distribution of
construction equipment. The CJD product portfolio consists
of world class brands such as Volvo and SDLG. Our network
of dealers and service centres stretch across the nation, from
capital cities to regional country towns and mining centres.
CJD Equipment – Big Enough to Trust, Small Enough to Care.
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Booth 17
CJD Equipment
Aqueous is pleased to introduce a new breakthrough technology
to treat landfill leachate.
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Airwell Group specialises in the design and installation of low
flow rate, remote power, corrosive resistant and self-regulating
pumping systems for leachate recovery. Installed in many of
the major landfill sites across Australia, Airwell pumps have
consistently proven themselves to be efficient, reliable and
resilient in these harsh pumping environments.
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Tonkin & Taylor is a specialist environmental and
engineering consultancy with a reputation for technical
excellence in the solid waste sector including:
• Solid waste management and minimisation planning
• Landfill development design
(liner, leachate, LFG, stormwater, rehabilitation)
• Environmental compliance and operational risk assessments
• Compliance programme development and monitoring
• Independent testing and verification of landfill construction
• Industrial facilities auditing.
For more information visit www.tonkintaylor.com.au
ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS
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DEMAST Pty Ltd
FieldTech Solutions Pty Ltd
HydroTerra
iWeigh Solutions Pty Ltd
Booth 41
Booth 42
Booth 32
Booth 20
DEMAST is a new innovative environmental solutions company
that specialises in wastewater treatment and evaporation.
DEMAST has in pond assisted evaporation solutions to help
you reduce leachate or construction water issues onsite. We
also provide recycling solutions for construction wastewater as
well as returned concrete and concrete washout waste.
Fieldtech Solutions are manufacturers and suppliers of
innovative and sustainable products for the environmental
and landfill industries. Wherever possible we use material
such as recycled plastic or landfill-biodegradable plastic in the
production of our products.
HydroTerra specialises in environmental monitoring and
counts landfill compliance monitoring as a core strength.
We have extensive experience in monitoring system design;
supply, fabrication and assembly of monitoring and telemetry
equipment; and, field data collection. HydroTerra has an
established capability in monitoring data management, hosting
and customised data reporting under our ‘DataStream’ brand.
iWeigh Solutions provides weighbridge software for many
industries, including the waste sector.
Booth 16
DKSH Australia
Products for the landfill industry include leachate pumps,
monitoring well covers, and sampling equipment.
GCM Enviro
Booth 44
Macpresse is a leading supplier of dedicated waste baling
solutions offering high compaction rates, together with low
handling and storage costs. Baling of waste reduces transport
and landfill costs, whilst minimising landfill volume requirements.
With MSW and C&I Waste reference installations worldwide,
Macpress offers reliable and proven solutions.
drumMUSTER & ChemClear
Booth 17
drumMUSTER and ChemClear are industry stewardship
programs which provide Australian agvet chemical users with a
recycling and disposal pathway for their empty agvet chemical
containers and unwanted or out-of-date chemicals.
The two programs work closely with local governments, farming
bodies, community groups and regulatory authorities.
Booth 40
Elkins Earthworks LLC (EEW), is a leading environmental
monitoring equipment design and manufacturing firm
producing instruments and software for the landfill gas (LFG)
industry.
Based in Median, Ohio, we sell our products to landfill owners,
operators, consulting engineers and environmental regulators.
With installations in every State in Australia and with a support
record second to none, it is easy to see why customers are
changing to iWeigh as their provider.
Jaylon
Booth 11
Booth 8
ISCO Australia is full service Poly Welder provider in Australia.
ISCO is world renowned for their expertise, service and
availability providing products in the LNG, municipal water,
irrigation and landfill sectors – to name a few.
GCM Enviro is a leading distributor for the latest in waste
management equipment, from landfill compactors, shredders
and crushers through to state of the art screeners and compost
turners. They offer top quality equipment from world renowned
manufacturers including TANA, TERRA SELECT, BACKHUS
and ALLU. GCM Enviro’s mission is to provide customers with
cutting edge technology in solid waste management combined
with state-of-the-art control and monitoring systems.
ISCO commenced in Australia in 2007. Through hard work and
dedication, ISCO has become a leader in the Australian market.
Supplying McElroy machines, fittings and custom fabrication,
ISCO is your total piping solution.
Geofabrics Australasia Pty Ltd
JDM Aust Pty Ltd
Booth 21
Booth 25
Geofabrics Australasia is Australia’s only manufacturer of
geotextiles and geosynthetic products, supplying landfill
solutions since 1977.
JDM Aust was founded in 2004. From the onset, JDM recognised
that the industry required long lasting quality equipment. As a
result, JDM, together with our supplier partners such as ALJON,
ARJES, Phelps, EPIC, SSI and others, have created a range of
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equipment to service the landfill and transfer station market.
Experienced staff provide support for a broad range of
engineering problems, supporting asset owners, design
engineers and installation contractors. Best practice is driven by
significant ongoing investment in a Research and Development
laboratory with particular waste industry focus.
Jaylon is a national company with over 70 years of experience in
fabricating, installing and customising a variety of geosynthetic
and sheet plastic materials. Jaylon’s success over many years
has been forged through our commitment to quality, innovation
and experience within various industry sectors.
Booth 19
Liebherr Australia sells and supports a wide variety of purpose
built machinery for Recycling and Waste Management, including
Track Loaders, Dozers and Wheel Loaders, as well as a large
range of Recycling and Material Handling Excavators. Support
services are underpinned by a significant Parts Inventory and
Aftersales Infrastructure Australia wide.
Global Synthetics
Booth 7
Global Synthetics is a leading independent distributor and
manufacturer of Geosynthetics to the engineering, construction
and building industries. Global Synthetics is a 100% Australian
owned and operated company. Our products incorporate the
latest technology and state of the art materials. These products
are most commonly used in landfills; ground improvement;
water management; drainage systems; hydraulic works; soil
reinforcement and retaining structures.
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Contact us:
73 Reddalls Rd
Kembla Grange, NSW 2526
www.selectcivil.com.au
02 4261 2233
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SUEZ environnement
The Water & Carbon Group
Booth 4
Booth 15
Booth 22
Booth 35
Position Partners offers a range of positioning, geospatial and
machine guidance systems for the mining and landfill industry. With leading technology from suppliers including Carlson
Machine Control, Topeon, FARO, MAVinci and Ascending
Technologies.
SUEZ environnement is the leader in resource recovery, providing
integrated waste management and recycling solutions. SUEZ’s
Council customers play a critical role in delivering essential
and sustainable solutions to the community. Our approach is
to provide a seamless service offering to support Councils in
achieving their economic, social and environmental objectives.
Our waste management services include collection, resource
recovery, recycling and disposal.
We are one of Australia’s leading design and construction
companies who specialise in low energy and ecological
engineering solutions for sewege, industrial and leachate
treatment. With strong emphasis on process design and effluent
quality outcomes, we aim to deliver innovative solutions that
achieve the lowest whole of life costs for our clients.
PTY LTD ACN 071 682 445
A specialist weighing company supplying weighbridges and
control systems for all landfill sites, remote connection to steel
weighbridges, concrete weighbridges and the new portable
bridge. The unmanned operation is very popular and can be
used in existing or new sites for complete control.
Visit National Weighing today to discuss your application.
Newcastle Weighing Services Pty Ltd
Booth 12
Newcastle Weighing Services is an Australian owned company
that was established in 1976. We have a proven track record in
the design and development of Waste Management Systems
(ClearWeigh) and the manufacture of quality Weighbridges.
Our Australia wide dealer network is able to supply and install
our weighing solutions through-out Australia.
OCS Environmental
Booth 3
Optimise compaction across your landfill site with Carlson
Machine guidance solutions. Designed specifically for
compactors and other landfill machines, Carlson Landfill
Grade saves you time, increases safety and ups productivity
dramatically.
Booth 14
Propeller Aerobotics
Booth 30
Propeller helps the waste industry use drones to monitor
volumes and site changes. It’s the web platform that makes
it easy to process, access and analyse drone surveys. Our
web, tablet and mobile interface puts frequent, survey-grade
mapping and terrain data at your fingertips. Work with our drone
flight partners around Australia - or Bring-Your-Own-Drone.
REAQUA
Tarpomatic Australia provides landfill operators with an
innovative alternative daily cover solution that delivers multiple
cost-savings and environmental advantages. Used at over 600
landfills worldwide, our patented automatic tarping machine
and tarpaulins reduce the need for daily soil cover - saving
valuable airspace, reducing machine hours and fuel costs,
minimising dust, odours and leachate and improving gas
collection efficiency.
Booth 6
Thermo Fisher Scientific is the world leader in serving science,
enabling our customers to make the world healthier, cleaner
and safer. Our comprehensive landfill range includes QED
Environmental Pumps, geotechnical instruments, gas analysers
and Niton portable detection instrumentation.
We have a team of dedicated staff across Australia specialising
in these products.
Booth 39
OCS Environmental is Australia’s leading solution provider for
leachate treatment, alternative daily, intermediate and longterm cover materials, odour control and dust control.
Odour Management
Booth 23
Odour Management specialises in odour neutralising via
Ecosorb technology.
REAQUA brings energy and water together through a unique
combination of industrial pumping expertise and renewable
energy solutions. Via our exclusive relationship with German
solar pump company LORENTZ , REAQUA offers a solar
pumping solution for Leachate applications.
Ecosorb, derived from natural oils is free of harsh chemicals
and safe for all external and internal applications. Ecosorb is
a non toxic and cost effective option to the market. Ecosorb
neutralises odour on contact and doesn’t contain any masking
agents.
Run Energy
Polynex Pty Ltd
Run Energy provides operations, maintenance, design, installation and technical services to the energy and environmental
industries worldwide.
Booth 24
Polynex manufactures High-Density Polyethylene pipes (HDPE).
Their unique design provide compression strengths up to
8kN/m2, leaving them resistant to fatigue, corrosion, and an
estimated asset life of 100 years.
HDPE pipes have been utilised from culverts to sewerage,
manholes to below-ground water storage. Pipe sizes range from
DN800 to DN3600.
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Run Energy are specialists in: gas & leachate systems; biogas
flares; engine power; landfill environmental management and
remediation; gas generation modelling and forecasting; offsite
gas monitoring and recovery; groundwater monitoring; data
management systems and reporting.
Booth 43
Distributor of geosynthetic products including Huesker
“Tektoseal” GCL; “DUX” geotextiles; ABG “Pozidrain” drainage
gecomposites; and Firestone EPDM geomembranes.
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LEADERS IN LANDFILL COMPACTION
Through an extensive range of Refuse Landfill Equipment, Tutt Bryant Equipment and Bomag are leading the way
in landfill compaction. Bomag’s purpose built range of compactors (28 to 55 tonnes) are constructed to maximise
compaction, reduce fire hazard and minimise the presence of vermin on any waste site large or small. For more
information, contact your nearest Tutt Bryant Equipment branch on 1300 658 888 or visit tuttbryantequipment.com.au
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Veolia Australia & New Zealand
Booth 13
Booths 1 & 2
Tonkin & Taylor Pty Ltd is part of the wider Tonkin & Taylor
Group - a leading provider of engineering and environmental
consulting services in Australia, New Zealand, Asia and the
Pacific Region.
Our team culture really sets us apart and ultimately delivers
outstanding results for our clients.
As a global leader in environmental solutions, Veolia works
closely with all aspects of local government and some of
Australia’s largest industrial and commercial companies to
help them reach their sustainability goals; providing them with
large-scale innovative water, energy and waste solutions. We
aim to replicate natural systems to solve man-made problems;
re-sourcing the local landscape to deliver robust environmental
solutions.
Transpacific Cleanaway
Waste Initiatives
Booth 5
Booth 18
We’re proudly 100% employee owned and operated, with a
great reputation for our expertise and people.
We’re a proud Australian company, a sustainable future is as
important to us as it is to you.
ADAMS
Luke
VIC
BISHOP
Elissa
Waste Assets Management
Corporation
NSW
ALEXANDER
Wayne
VIC
ALEXANDER
Chris
Veolia Australia and New Zealand
NSW
BLAKER
Jim
NSW
ALFORD
Graeme
Landfill Gas and Power Pty Ltd
WA
BLOOMER
Adam
Landfill Gas Industries Pty Ltd
QLD
Allan
Impact Blue Pty Ltd
QLD
ALFORD
Glenn
Odour Management
VIC
BOASE
ALI
Ishrar
Remondis Australia Pty Ltd
QLD
BOLTON
Neal
Blue Ridge Services
USA
Scott
OCS Environmental
NZ
ALLAWAY
Michael
City Wide Service Solutions
VIC
BONESS
AMTSBERG
Marc
QLD
BOOTH
Mark
SA
ASNICAR
Michael
Logan City Council
QLD
Southern Region Waste Resource
Authority
BAILEY
Nick
Sustainability Victoria
VIC
BOYES
Peter
SUEZ environnement
NSW
BAKER
Ian
SUEZ environnement
NSW
BRADSHAW
Oliver
Hawkesbury City Council
NSW
BALLOCK
Michael
Wyndham City Council
VIC
BRADY
Max
DDT Liners Australia Pty Ltd
QLD
BAMFORTH
Allan
VIC
BRAY
Andrew
Department of the Environment
ACT
BARKER
Grahame
Outlook Environmental
VIC
BROOKS
Steve
NSW
BARNES
Kristy
HDR
QLD
BROOM
Benjamin
NSW
BARRETT
Gerald
Jaylon
VIC
BROWNE
Toby
Bega Valley Shire Council
NSW
BARRETT
Glenn
SUEZ environnement
ACT
BROWNE
Mark
The Water and Carbon Group
QLD
BARTON
Robert
Run Energy
VIC
BUGITTI
Dan
Greater Taree City Council
NSW
Wastech Engineering
BECKETT
Jonathan
WCS
NSW
BULL
Shayne
iWEIGH Solutions
QLD
Booths 9 & 10
BELANSZKY
Sandra
Wollongong City Council
NSW
BURCH
Lauren
City of Ballarat
VIC
BELL
Christine
Southern Waste Solutions
TAS
CALLAGHAN
Tammy
Great Lakes Councils
NSW
BERNHART
Stephen
NSW
CAMERON
Sheridan
Gunnedah Shire Council
NSW
Waste Initiatives imports and distributes waste management
equipment from the world’s leading brands. We supply balers,
compactors, shredders, crushers, grinders, glass processing
systems and more.
Transpacific Cleanaway’s waste management philosophy is to
view all waste as a resource. We aim to incorporate recovery,
recycling and reuse throughout all our operations and those of
our clients.
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With quality being our key principal, there is nowhere else you
need to look for your waste management solution.
Turbid
Turbid Stormwater Solutions develops innovative solutions to
manage stormwater and to protect waterways from sediment,
thus providing hassle-free compliance for mining and
construction sites. We believe earthworks can be carried out
without causing harm to waterways. Through innovative designs
and products we provide the Australian construction industry
with cost-effective, low maintenance processes to achieve this
outcome.
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Tonkin Consulting - a better approach to waste management
Tonkin Consulting has delivered professional waste management and landfill advisory services to our clients for over
25 years. Our experienced engineers and scientists provide innovative and effective:
WasteWell
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Landfill design, management and closure planning
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Landfill gas emission assessment and management
At WasteWell we provide the waste industry with the most cost
effective and easy to use tools to ensure that the challenge of
today’s stringent compliance requirements are easily overcome.
Our patented landfill lid is your complete alternate daily cover,
easy to use with next to no maintenance the landfill lid ensures
full cover compliance and will make your job easier.
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Planning, design and construction of waste transfer stations
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Resource recovery investigations and feasibility studies
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Phytocap design, construction management and monitoring
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Due diligence, procurement and strategic advice.
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Tutt Bryant Equipment are the leading multi franchised
national distributor of construction equipment and cranes in
Australia. Operating as the exclusive distributor of Bomag
Refuse Landfill Equipment, Tutt Bryant Equipment and Bomag
are leading the way in landfill compaction equipment solutions. Bomag’s purpose built range of landfill compactors, 28
to 55 tonnes, are constructed to maximise compaction, reduce
fire hazard and minimise the presence of vermin on any waste
site large or small.
Wastech Engineering is considered an industry leader in design
and manufacture of waste handling equipment for transfer
stations. Wastech recently expanded its product range, being
appointed the Australasian agent for the CP Group’s (USA)
range of sort and separation systems and equipment for
kerbside recyclers, C&D, C&I, e-waste and MSW.
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CAMILLERI
Daniel
NSW
CAMPBELL
Richard
HydroTerra
VIC
CANTRILL
Steven
City of Gold Coast
QLD
CARBINS
Phil
SUEZ environnement
NSW
CARTER
Danyelle
Environment Protection Authority
NSW
NSW
CATTERMOUL
Kyle
OCS Environmental
CAVANAGH
John
CHARTER
DI GIOVANNI
Ezio
Corporation
NSW
HARALDSON
Anthony
ACT NOWaste
ACT
LYALL
Chris
QLD
DIPROSE
David
Northern Adelaide Waste
Management Authority
SA
HARPER
John
Toowoomba Regional Council
QLD
MACKEEN
Debra
Cairns Regional Council
TAS
HAUGH
Mark
Demast Pty Ltd
NSW
MACKENZIE
James
Mackenzie Environmental
VIC
DIXON
Dan
QLD
HAUGHTON
Alexandra
AWRE
VIC
MALCOLM
Stuart
Wellington Shire Council
VIC
HAWKINS
David
Socom
VIC
MANCARELLA
John
FieldTech Solutions
DORAN
Jarryd
QLD
VIC
NZ
DOYLE
Justin
Wastewater Futures
QLD
HAWKINS
Craig
Waste Initiatives
NSW
MANNING
Andrew
ResourceCo Pty Ltd
SA
HETTIARACHCHI
Lionel
QLD
MANOLAS
Ross
NSW
HEYCOTT
Brock
Wollongong City Council
NSW
Corporation
Great Lakes Council
NSW
DULLENS
Veronica
QLD
Robert
Tellus Holdings Ltd
NSW
DYER
Alan
SLR Consulting Australia Pty Ltd
NSW
HINDMARSH
Mark
Authority
CHAUVET
Renaud
Select Civil Pty Ltd
NSW
DYKE
Stuart
Department of the Environment
ACT
SA
MASON
Robert
QLD
CHEESEWRIGHT
Ross
VIC
ELDRIDGE
Simonne
MATHEWSON
Steve
City of Onkaparinga
SA
VIC
HOLMAN
David
Hobart City Council
TAS
MATTHEWS
Brian
East Gippsland Shire Council
CLANCY
David
Transpacific Industries Pty Ltd
NSW
ELKINS
Charles
VIC
OHIO
CLARKE
Patrick
Senversa Pty Ltd
VIC
ELLERY
HOLMES
Jeff
Hobart City Council
TAS
MCCONNELL
Michael
Wastech Engineering
VIC
Glen
SA
HOLMKVIST
Bo Eric
NSW
MCDERMOTT
Kieren
CLARKE
William
The University of Queensland
QLD
QLD
ELLIOTT
James
Cardno Lane Piper
VIC
CLEARY
Deborah
Harden Shire Council
HOOD
Edward
VIC
MCGANN
Allan
drumMUSTER/ChemClear
ACT
NSW
EL-MAHASSNI
Dwight
NSW
HORLYCK
Alison
GHD Pty Ltd
NSW
MEAD
Eric
HDR
CLINGAN
Tyson
USA
Mackenzie Environmental
VIC
FALZON
Greg
LMS Energy Pty Ltd
QLD
COCKERAM
HOUGHTON
Justin
NSW
MEDWIN
Jonathan
ACT NOWaste
ACT
Mick
Great Lakes Council
NSW
FISHBURN
Robert
Airwell Group
WA
HOWARD
Julian
VIC
MERRETT
Steve
Lake Macquarie City Council
NSW
COLLINS
Malcolm
USA
FITZPATRICK
Steve
WA
HUDGINS
Mark
GHD Pty Ltd
USA
MERSON
Andrew
QLD
CONNELLY
Michael
Chubb Fire Safety
ACT
Eastern Metropolitan Regional
Council
HUGHES
Doug
QLD
MICCELLI
Morris
Global Synthetics
VIC
CONNOR
Nathan
GCM Enviro
NSW
HUNTER
Lyndel
MILLS
Craig
SA
Angela
QLD
Lyndel Hunter Strategic
Communications
VIC
COONEY
MITCHELL
Sharon
Shire of Ashburton
WA
CORBOY
Peter
New Logic Research
MOHAN
Chandra
Rowan
AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
QLD
Corporation
NSW
COSSINS
COX
Wayne
Position Partners
WA
FOULDS
Scott
Wastech Engineering
VIC
FOX-LANE
Brian
Fox-Lane Consulting
VIC
FREEMAN
Tracy
VIC
JACKSON
Mark
APrince Consulting
NSW
FYFE
Daniel
Hanson Landfill Services
VIC
JANSEN
Michael
City of Casey
VIC
GALLAGHER
Paul
Port Stephens Council
NSW
JASKI
Simon
By-Jas Engineering Pty Ltd
VIC
MOLLER
Grant
Goulburn Mulwaree Council
NSW
GALLINA
David
NSW
JENNER
Simon
SA
MOORE
Stuart
Polynex Pty Ltd
QLD
GAMBLE
David
GHD Pty Ltd
NSW
MOORHOUSE
Jason
Northern Adelaide Waste
Management Authority
SA
CRANSTON
Andrew
Enterprises Pty Ltd
NSW
JESSOP
Tim
SUEZ environnement
VIC
CRAWFORD
Gavin
Bundaberg Regional Council
QLD
GEISLER
Marcus
Waste Authority
WA
JONES
Mal
ATC Williams
QLD
CROMARTY
Andrew
REAQUA
SA
GIBBS
Daniel
VIC
JONES
Justin
JustWaste Tasmania
TAS
MORAITIS
Phillip
NSW
Pablo
NSW
JONES
John
SUEZ environnement
NSW
MUIR
Jaye
SUEZ environnement
VIC
JUPP
Harry
Senversa Pty Ltd
VIC
MUIR
David
SUEZ environnement
NSW
MURPHY
Amanda
Corporation
NSW
NAIRN
Tiana
SA
SA
CRONK
Jason
NSW
GONZALEZ
CRUMPTON
Nigel
QLD
GOODWIN
Jeff
VIC
GOW
Jason
NSW
KANGAS
Colin
QLD
CUCCARO
Tony
Council
WA
GRAHAM
Marcus
Newcastle Weighing Services
NSW
KASTOWSKY
Daniel
GCM Enviro
NSW
CURREY
Julie
Sydney Olympic Park Authority
NSW
GRANDCOURT
Jason
Mackay Regional Council
QLD
KERFOOT
Henry
Civil & Engineering Consultants
USA
CUTHBERTSON
William
Torres Shire Council
QLD
GRANGER
Andrew
Position Partners
WA
KERS
Herbert
Tonkin Consulting
SA
DANE
Alison
Senversa Pty Ltd
VIC
GRAVETT
Martin
QLD
NANDAPALAN
Kathiresu
SUEZ environnement
NSW
KIKKERT
Ian
The Water and Carbon Group
QLD
DAVIES
Simon
NSW
GRAY
John
JPG Engineering
NSW
NELSON
Peter
Shellharbour City Council
NSW
KING
John
Talis Consultants Pty Ltd
WA
DAVIS
Georgina
Waste To Opportunity Enterprise
QLD
GRAY
Peter
VIC
NEWNHAM
Rueben
Komatsu Australia
NSW
KLOSTERMANN
Frank
Tox Free Solutions Ltd
NSW
DE KRETSER
Dale
Kellogg Brown + Root
VIC
GREEN
Andrew
Golder Associates Pty Ltd
VIC
NIVISON-SMITH
Chris
GHD Pty Ltd
NSW
KORTEGAST
Anthony
VIC
DE WIT
Elisa
Norton Rose Fulbright Australia
VIC
GRESKIE
Matthew
Dulverton Waste Management
TAS
NIXON
Lisa
drumMUSTER/ChemClear
ACT
KOSCIUSZKO
Andrew
Summit Enviro Consulting Pty Ltd
NSW
DEARSLY
Greg
First 4 Safety Ltd
NZ
GUNDRY
Henry
NSW
NOLAN
John
Nolan Consulting Pty Ltd
VIC
KRPAN
Stan
Sustainability Victoria
VIC
NSW
NSW
QLD
Enterprises Pty Ltd
Enterprises Pty Ltd
Stuart
Graeme
Jessica
DEVER
HAMILTON
NORTH
LANDELLS
Tim
Metropolitan Fire Brigade
Melbourne
VIC
NORTHEY
Chris
Corporation
NSW
LANGFORD
Drew
Demast Pty Ltd
NSW
OAKLEY
Richard
Logan City Council
QLD
LAU
Belinda
Enterprises Pty Ltd
NSW
O'CONNOR
John
FieldTech Solutions
VIC
LE PROVOST
Eric
NSW
OMALLEY
Aaron
Bowman and Associates Pty Ltd
WA
LE ROUX
Johan
City of Armadale
WA
ONG
Jacqueline
WME Media Pty Ltd
NSW
LEE
Kelly
SESL Australia
ACT
PALMER
Neil
Tonkin Consulting
SA
LIEBECK
Alan
Jaylon
QLD
PASCHKE
Richard
North East Waste and Resource
Recovery Group
VIC
AWRE.COM.AU
LIGHTBODY
Paul
Tonkin Consulting
SA
PATEL
Jishiv
QLD
USE PROMO CODE: AWRE9
LINDNER
David
Fleurieu Regional Waste Authority
SA
PENG
Sze-Fei
VIC
LINDSEY
Frank
Council
WA
PETTINGILL
Marcus
iWEIGH Solutions
QLD
LIZZA
Melinda
VIC
PHILLIPS
Gareth
Senversa Pty Ltd
VIC
LOCKEY
Sam
VIC
PIPER
John
Cardno Lane Piper
VIC
LORD
Nathan
AWRE
VIC
PITMAN
Michael
QLD
LYALL
Jason
NSW
POHL
Michael
VIC
PRESTWIDGE
Tahnee
EC Sustainable Pty Ltd
NSW
UNCOVER SOLUTIONS & INNOVATIONS
AT AUSTRALASIA’S LEADING WASTE AND RECYCLING EXPO
REGISTER NOW
Now entering its sixth year, the Australasian Waste &
Recycling Expo is the perfect environment to create new
business efficiencies and opportunities.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of the industry’s most
influential gathering of waste and recycling professionals
for two days of networking, innovations and industry insights
driving businesses forward.
22
Supporters and Sponsors
23
PRINCE
Anne
A.Prince Consulting
NSW
THATCHER
David
Airwell Group
WA
PRIOR
Scott
WasteWell
NSW
THEODOROU
Paul
Mandalay Technologies Pty Ltd
QLD
PROBERTS
Bernard
REAQUA
SA
THOMPSON
Sally
Blue Mountains City Council
NSW
QUIN
Darren
Wastech Engineering
VIC
THOMPSON
Ambre
NSW
RACE
Andrew
NSW
TORRENS
Kevin
Brown and Caldwell
USA
RACHOR
Chris
VIC
TREGENZA
Shane
Waste Initiatives
NSW
RAINFORD
Shaun
NSW
TRUSHELL
Michael
ACT NOWaste
ACT
REES
William
Jaylon
VIC
UECHTRITZ
Graeme
Turbid
QLD
REES
Craig
Resource Recovery Australia
NSW
UREN
Troy
QLD
REES
Tim
WasteWell
QLD
UTTING
Rebekah
Energy Developments Pty Ltd
QLD
RENWICK
Nicholas
Brandown Pty Ltd
NSW
VAN PUYVELDE
Dennis
ARENA
ACT
COUNCILS $83.5 MILLION
RICHARDSON
Kirk
City of Onkaparinga
SA
VARCOE
Jon
Pacific Environment
QLD
INFRASTRUCTURE
RICHARDSON
Donald
VIC
VENKATRAMAN
Kartik
East Gippsland Shire Council
VIC
RICKARD
Amber
Komatsu Australia
NSW
VIERBOOM
Francis
Propellor Aerobotics
NSW
RILEY
Teena
Goulburn Mulwaree Council
NSW
Dieter
WA
ROBERTS
David
ACT NOWaste
ACT
VON
MOLLENDORF
ROBERTS
Adrian
GHD Pty Ltd
NSW
WACHER
Steve
Shire of Roebourne
WA
ROBSON
Kyle
Turbid
QLD
WADDELL
Cam
Odour Management
VIC
ROSSITER
Greg
NSW
WAGNER
Marina
SA
RUSSO
Amelia
Meinhardt Infrastructure and
Environment
VIC
WARDLE
Christine
Blue Environment Pty Ltd
VIC
WARWICK
Andy
Tapex Pty Ltd
VIC
NSW
Geoffrey
Waste and Management Services
SA
SALINAS
Stephanie
SUEZ environnement
VIC
WETHERILL
Tom
VIC
SALT
Melissa
Tonkin Consulting
SA
WHARTON
Stephen
Brisbane City Council
QLD
SAN MIGUEL
Rory
Propellor Aerobotics
NSW
WHELAN
Matthew
City Wide Service Solutions
VIC
SERGI
Steven
SA
SA
WILLIAMS
Courtney
Shellharbour City Council
NSW
WILSON
Dean
Run Energy
UK
SERPO
Alexander
Resource Recovery Australia
VIC
WILSON-CLARK
Charlie
WA
SGROI
Maria
Territory and Municipal Services
ACT
WOLLEN
Andrew
HydroTerra
VIC
SHAPIRO
Gavin
Henry Davis York
NSW
WOOD
Brad
Newcastle City Council
NSW
SHARMA
Bhanu
VIC
WOODCOCK
Trevor
Infrastructure Solutions
VIC
SHELDRICK
Simon
Cardno Lane Piper
VIC
WYNNE
James
VIC
SHERIDAN
Mark
VIC
YATES
Garth
Greater Taree City Council
NSW
SIMMONS
Nick
VIC
VIC
YATES
Lynda
Authority
SA
SINGH
Amy
VIC
YEATES
Richard
Phytolink Australia Pty Ltd
QLD
SMITH
Adam
ACT NOWaste
ACT
YORKSTON
Dalassa
Torres Shire Council
QLD
SMITH
Ian
City of Stonnington
VIC
YU
Glenn
VIC
SMITH
Chris
Global Synthetics
NSW
SMITH
Paul
Pacific Environment Pty Ltd
QLD
SMYTH
Shannon
Metropolitan Waste and Resource
Recovery
VIC
SNEED
Jamie
QLD
SNELL
Tim
Industrial Monitoring and Control
Pty Ltd
NSW
SPARKS
Louis
WA
SPEDDING
Max
ALOA
VIC
STAPLETON
Colin
Cardno Lane Piper
VIC
STEPHENS
Darren
SA
STEVENSON
Keith
Lake Macquarie City Council
NSW
STEWART
Jason
SUEZ environnement
ACT
STUHLENER
Nick
VIC
SWEET
Colin
Sweet Enviro Pty Ltd
NSW
TAFT
Andrea
AECOM Australia Pty Ltd
QLD
TAYLOR
Harry
Hanson Landfill Services
VIC
TEZENGI
Mehrdad
VIC
24
TONNES MORE WASTE
PROBLEM WASTE $18.6 MILLION
ORGANICS $12.9 MILLION
BUSINESS $9.3 MILLION
387
ILLEGAL DUMPING $ 6.3 MILLION
LITTER $5.7 MILLION
COUNCILS
$
$83.5 MILLION
$49 MILLION
INFRASTRUCTURE
for REGIONAL and RURAL LANDFILLS
516
ORGANICS
31
Better Waste
& Recycling
Fund projects
4,040 TONNES
116,947
recycled
used the services
TIMBER PALLETS
443,000
GREEN LID BINS &
KITCHEN CADDIES
EXTRA KERBSIDE
ORGANICS COLLECTIONS
$1.4 MILLION
$616,981
FOOD DONATION
LITTER
$6.3 MILLION
103
RID
SQUADS
PROJECTS
REGIONAL
WASTE
STRATEGIES
finalised
WASTE STRATEGY
2014–2021
released
WASTEAID
TOUGHER PENALTIES
FOR WASTE CRIMES
75
NSW RESIDENTS
CY
CLIN G CE
BUSINESS
$9.3 MILLION
7,241
BUSINESSES HAD FREE
WASTE ASSESSMENTS
$5.7MILLION
NEW POLICIES AND DIRECTIONS
14
MILLION
CHEMICAL WASTE COLLECTED
$12.9 MILLION
5
$18.6
PROBLEM WASTE
5,653 TONNES
3.8 MILLION
ILLEGAL DUMPING
*list correct at time of printing
JOBS
CREATED
RES F UNDED
Stewart
WEBSTER
974,000
PROJECTS
$49 MILLION
NT
WATT
NSW
Aiming to process
C
QLD
436
E
Andy
$185.4 MILLION
AWARDED TO:
MUNITY R
Nigel
RYLANCE
$465.7 million over five years funded from the waste levy
SINCE
2013
OM
RUXTON
Waste Less, Recycle More
FINES INCREASED TO
$15,000
FINES FROM
PUBLIC REPORTING
OF LITTERING FROM VEHICLES
2
YEARS
GAOL for
repeat waste dumpers
ENERGY FROM
WASTE POLICY
www.epa.nsw.gov.au
Turning landfill gas
into energy
To make the switch from a resource consumption mindset to a use-and-recover
approach in today’s circular economy, Veolia creates waste-to-energy solutions that
maximise the use of recovered and renewable materials.
Our Woodlawn Bioreactor facility currently accepts around 20% of Sydney’s putrescible
waste and is recognised as an example of best practice landfill technology. Since opening
in 2004, over 4.1 million tonnes of waste has been used to generate green electricity, and
the facility now exports enough power to supply over 4,000 households.
To learn more, visit us at stand 1 and 2 at the 6AL&TS Conference & Expo, 28 – 30 July.
www.veolia.com.au
Resourcing the world

delegate handbook - Waste Management Association of Australia

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