Testing, monitoring, supervision and rehabilitation for sites impacted by construction — pipelines, subdivisions and road works — before, during and after the build.
Whenever a pipeline, subdivision or road works project is constructed, some damage to the natural environment is often unavoidable. It’s incumbent on the project team — before, during and after the structure is built — to carry out environmental testing, monitoring, supervision and rehabilitation.
Soiltester’s experienced environmental staff take the hassle and guesswork out of this process, offering a comprehensive service aligned to the design parameters set by the engineering authority. This includes careful identification, temporary removal, preservation and re-establishment of protected flora species to their original surroundings wherever possible.
Where contamination has occurred due to past site practices, we can assist with identifying suspect material and coordinating its removal and remediation — helping you meet environmental obligations without unnecessary delay.

Civil contractors, developers and infrastructure teams delivering pipelines, subdivisions or road works who need to manage environmental impact and meet rehabilitation obligations.
We'll help you manage flora preservation, contamination and remediation with minimal disruption to your project.