Discuss A Project 
Environment · Water · Soils · Spatial
Practical Erosion And Sediment Control Led By A CPESC.
FWS provides Erosion and Sediment Control Plan (ESCP) preparation, independent review, inspection and practical construction support led by a Certified Professional in Erosion and Sediment Control (CPESC).
Discuss This ServiceSoils, ESC & Construction Support
Your Project · The Technical Response
What FWS Can Help With.
Erosion and sediment control work can support mining, industrial, commercial, civil and infrastructure developments. Advice considers catchments, drainage, soil limitations, construction sequencing, control selection, siting, sizing, maintenance and the practical constraints faced by site teams.
FWS also brings Registered Soil Practitioner credentials in erosion and sediment control and gully erosion. Dispersive soils, sodicity and soil amelioration can be assessed alongside erosion risk, while geomorphology and UAV LiDAR can be used where erosion processes extend beyond the immediate construction footprint.
- Erosion and Sediment Control Plans
- CPESC review and advice
- Construction inspections
- Control siting and sizing
- Soil amelioration
- Gully erosion support
Relevant Experience
Previous Project Experience.
Selected experience from Reece Fraser’s professional work. Discuss your project to explore which methods and deliverables are appropriate for your site.
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Detailed-design ESCP for an urban levee and training wall
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Operational ESCPs for three coal mines
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Wind farm ESCP for turbine pads, access tracks and waterway crossings
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ESCP for municipal waste-asphalt and flood-debris management
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Construction ESC advice for drainage-channel naturalisation
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Gold mine ESC strategy, including diversion drains, check structures and sediment-basin sizing
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Solar farm subsoil erosion diagnosis, monitoring and amelioration
Discuss Your Requirements
Bring The Brief. Or Start With The Problem.
Share the site issue, information available, required outputs and timing. FWS can help define the technical work needed - or deliver an already-defined scope.