Byron Shire Central Hospital
The Byron Shire Central Hospital development has been undertaken in response to outdated facilities currently available within the district and a projected level of demand which cannot be supported. The scheme includes a new Byron Shire Council sewage pumping system incorporating a pumping station wet well, valve pits and all associated pumping equipment. This is connected to the main council treatment plant with 4.5km of twin rising mains.
University of Canberra Public Hospital (UCPH)
The UCPH is a facility which has been developed to provide subacute rehabilitation, aged care and mental health services for the population of the ACT. The hospital has been constructed on greenfield land located within the University of Canberra grounds. The development includes a new hospital building, external roadways connecting the building to the main road netw ork, retarding basins for sediment and erosion control, pavement design and stormwater drainage design.
Sydney Ambulance Metropolitan Infrastructure Strategy (SAMIS)
The Sydney Ambulance Metropolitan Infrastructure Strategy (SAMIS) has been undertaken in order to improve the current operational performance of the NSW Ambulance Stations in Metropolitan Sydney. The strategy includes the provision of fifty-six (56) facilities across twelve (12) sites divided into Eastern and Western Sydney. Warren Smith Consulting Engineers have been involved in the design of six (6) of the Ambulance sites located in Eastern Sydney, including road and pavement design, stormwater design and the incorporation of WSUD measures.