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SEEC are running two training courses in Queensland in February – Fundamentals of ESC and ESC for Regulators. The courses are based on industry best practice standards, participants will be involved in theory and practical training encompassing real life case studies. Attendees will view live demonstrations of a variety of

SEEC have been asked to join an environmental team led by NGH Environmental as the soil conservationists for early works associated with Snowy 2.0. The early works involve re-construction of the existing access road from Cabramurra to Ravine.

SEEC recently had the pleasure of delivering an erosion and sediment control training course for the team at Laing O’Rourke in Melbourne. It was a fantastic experience working with such an engaged and enthusiastic group, all eager to expand their knowledge and apply best practices to their projects. Erosion and

At SEEC, we take safety seriously—so seriously that every member of our team has now completed a low-risk driving safety course! We’re proud to say that our staff are not only highly skilled at what they do but also well-equipped to stay safe on the road. It’s all part of

SEEC was represented by a delegation of four members at the annual conference organised by the International Erosion Control Association (IECA), with support from Stormwater Queensland. The conference, held in Noosa, attracted a substantial turnout of industry professionals, aligning with the theme of “best practice and beyond – resilience and

Date: 1-3 November 2023   The stage is set for a gathering of industry experts, researchers, practitioners, and environmental enthusiasts as the joint International Erosion Control Association (IECA) and Stormwater Queensland Conference approaches. This highly anticipated event, scheduled to take place in the beautiful coastal town of Noosa in Queensland,