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Mariel joined ATC Williams in January 2022 as leader of People and Culture. We discuss Mariel’s team approach to establishing the new role and how pathways for career growth need to be front and centre for all staff at ATC Williams.
The Slurry and Mechanical Service Area’s primary functions are to provide specialist laboratory testing, leading design and project optimisation services for mechanical infrastructures associated with tailings and water management systems.
Sadegh tells us about his early years in Iran researching paste thickeners, meeting Paul Williams and the story behind The Slurry and Mechanical Engineering Group. We learn about the unique value the group provides to ATC Williams and its clients.
We note the passing of Peter Ennis (1933-2022) and pay tribute to the valuable contributions made by Peter as our first and long-serving laboratory manager.
ATC Williams’ laboratory played a significant role in the Mt Rawdon TSF design, undertaking in-house testing to determine material parameters, including Critical State Lines for tailings material, being critical to assessment of geotechnical integrity.
ATC Williams consultants have the unique opportunity to work alongside a dedicated NATA accredited laboratory, now celebrating 30 years of accreditation. Based in Melbourne, the laboratory provides a range of testing, services and specialist knowledge conducted by experienced geotechnicians.
John and Luke talk to us about their backgrounds, life in the lab, and how the testing services they perform are critical to clients in Australia and overseas.
2021 presented its challenges as we all experienced the difficulties of a continuing pandemic. At ATC Williams, our reflections though…
ATC Williams is very pleased to announce the appointment of Darren Watt as the new CEO of ATC Williams, effective 3 February 2022.
Congratulations to the ATC Williams Queensland team on delivering an award-winning waste management project for Toowoomba Regional Council. The Kleinton Waste Management Facility project has won two awards from the Queensland Branch of the Institute of Public Works Engineering Australasia (IPWEAQ).
ATC Williams has enjoyed an enduring relationship with Sunshine Coast Council since 1998. In that time the Nambour Landfill Development has become a model for success for the future of waste management.
Our environmental monitoring team responds to the important need for increase detection monitoring for per and polyfluoroalkyl (better known as PFAS) substances in groundwater, surface water and leachate with testing scrutiny and increased capabilities.