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Moorebank Intermodal Precinct The Task As part of the new Moorebank Intermodal Precinct (MIP), two FX6000SS Oil Water Separators were required for installation within transformer bays. The goal was to manage stormwater runoff that may contain trace amounts of hydrocarbons from the transformer hardstand. A key requirement was to prevent large volumes of oil from … Read more

“Pelican Waters Marina chose Fox Environmental to undertake our trade waste and environmental treatment systems design. We have our bulk fuel fill, boat washdown bay and boat yard areas all installed with Fox Enviromental systems which ensure our marina operates at the highest environmental compliance standards in regard to stormwater and waste water discharges. This … Read more

Phil Suliman, Director of Carbon Services Group, worked with Fox Environmental Systems to deliver a compliant, high-performance oil water separation and first flush system for The Boat Works marina in Coomera. Servicing some of the world’s most impressive vessels, the marina needed a robust, environmentally-conscious solution for its unroofed wash pad. The Task The Boat … Read more

Abco Water Systems partnered with Fox Environmental Systems to deliver six custom 30,000L stainless steel Oil Water Separators for heavy-duty mining wash bays across Western Australia. Designed to meet strict environmental compliance, these systems handle wash-down water from some of the largest trucks in the world. The Task Abco Water Systems engaged Fox Environmental to … Read more

The Task Field of Dreams Beverage Manufacturing Facility” a project owned by Japanese global drinks manufacturer Frucor Suntory. Built on a 17-hectare industrial site located southeast of Ipswich, the site has the capabilities to manufacture an impressive 20 million cases of energy drinks, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages annually.  Suntory needed to comply with strict EPA … Read more

The Moreton Bay Regional Council depot in Petrie needed to upgrade its existing wash bay system. The original setup was outdated and no longer met environmental compliance standards. The wash area was unroofed, space was limited, and the site handled frequent washdowns of heavy vehicles and equipment. Key requirements for the new system included: Council … Read more

The Challenge As part of the ambitious design for Hong Kong’s new 12.48 km² international airport, one of the largest passenger terminals in the world, planners needed to incorporate cutting-edge water treatment systems across the site. With over 50 million passengers expected annually, every component of the facility had to meet strict environmental and engineering standards. … Read more

The Challenge Chalmers Transport was given short notice that their existing lease would not be renewed, putting operations at risk and threatening delays to essential services. To avoid major downtime, the team needed to relocate their existing wash bay system, and fast The Response Chalmers reached out to Fox Environmental Systems. In turn, Fox immediately … Read more