Construction Sciences Pty Ltd

Construction Sciences Pty Ltd is part of Kiwa, an independent global leader in Testing, Inspection and Certification.

Construction Materials Testing

With a highly dedicated and mobile team, Construction Sciences Pty Ltd has the capacity to provide quality testing from the initial design phase of a project right through to the construction phase.

Our clients benefit from our large network of NATA accredited laboratories and large equipment fleet. We understand the importance of a prompt turnaround of accurate results.

At Construction Sciences Pty Ltd, quality is the priority.

Our engineering capabilities strive to link all parts of the value chain to improve the level of customer service and ensure that the work is completed on time and within budget. We listen to your needs and offer flexible solutions that tailor our professional and technical services to each project milestone.

Construction Sciences deploys drilling specialists and state of the art rigs, working in remote and difficult access areas.

Our environmental services team works with public and private clients across a wide range of industries including land development, mining, oil and gas, local government and infrastructure providers.

We can provide the following services:

• Acid Sulphate Soils Management And Testing
• Asbestos Management And Testing
• Contaminated Land And Groundwater Evaluation
• Construction Noise, Dust And Vibration Management Plans And Monitoring
• Construction Environmental Management Plans

Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE)

Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) is an engineering process that combines civil engineering, geophysics, survey and Computer-Aided Design And Drafting (CADD)/Geographical Information Systems (GIS). Information on the location and condition of subsurface utilities is collated and assessed to reduce the occurrence of interference and conflict with valuable infrastructure.

Project and utility owners, designers, engineers and contractors can significantly benefit from adopting a SUE process during the life cycle of a project to avoid:

• Unexpected Costly Utility Conflicts
• Project Delays
• Utility Damage
• Community Issues
• Contractor Claims