Bayside Dewatering
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Dewatering Methods
Spear Point Dewatering
The spear point dewatering process is a technique used to lower groundwater levels and control water seepage on construction sites, excavations, or other areas where
groundwater poses a challenge. It involves the installation of a series of spear points which act as temporary drainage system to remove water from the ground.
Drilled Well Sump Pumps
Sump pump dewatering is a commonly used method in construction to remove water from excavations, construction wells, or basements. When working below the water table or in areas with high ground water levels, it becomes necessary to control and remove the water to create a safe and dryer working environment.
Horizontal Dewatering
Horizontal dewatering refers to techniques used to remove excess water from construction sites or excavations. This process is essential for ensuring stable working conditions and facilitating construction activities. Here are some key aspects and methods related to horizontal dewatering in construction.
Trade Waste
Trade waste management: Proper management of trade wastewater is crucial to protect the environment and comply with the local regulations. Businesses are typically required to have a Trade Waste Permit or a license that outlines the allowable discharge water limits and specific requirements for treating or pre-treating the groundwater before discharging to sewer.
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Equipment Hire
At Bayside Dewatering, we provide a complete range of industry-leading dewatering equipment designed to keep your site dry, safe, and compliant. Whether you’re working in civil construction, mining, tunnelling, or infrastructure, our hire fleet delivers reliability and performance in demanding groundwater conditions.
