Epping–Thornleigh, NSW
A multi-interface civil works location involving access, existing services and rail-corridor considerations.
Civil construction project · Epping–Thornleigh, NSW
Stormwater Civil Works in Epping–Thornleigh
Frank Manesh’s Epping–Thornleigh civil project experience spans large-diameter stormwater pipelines, drainage pits, a HumeCeptor unit, electrical conduits, utility relocation and under-line crossings along the rail corridor. This construction experience informs the civil projects and client work he leads through SCE Corp.
Project overview
Drainage infrastructure and underground-service delivery
The Epping–Thornleigh works brought together excavation and trenching, stormwater pipeline installation, drainage-pit construction and underground services. Construction staging connected the drainage works with electrical conduits and under-line crossings near the rail corridor.
Stormwater civil works
Pipeline, pit, excavation and underground-service works within a coordinated construction programme.
Staged civil construction
Work-zone controls, service coordination, sequencing, inspection points and documented handover.
Scope of work completed
Work delivered across stormwater and underground services
- Project assessment, planning, service location and traffic-management coordination.
- Excavation, trenching and relocation of identified utilities.
- Stormwater pipelines from 300 mm to 1350 mm in diameter.
- Precast and cast-in-situ stormwater pits, including a HumeCeptor unit.
- Electrical conduits and under-line crossings near the rail corridor.
- Surface reinstatement, inspections and project handover records.
Delivery approach
Coordinating services, access and construction interfaces
Staged work zones coordinated excavation, existing services and access requirements. Traffic and pedestrian movements were managed around the active construction areas.
Set-out, levels and completed work were checked through the project process, with as-built and handover information forming part of project closeout.
Outcome
Installed stormwater and underground infrastructure
The completed works included new stormwater lines, drainage pits, the HumeCeptor unit, electrical conduits and associated underground infrastructure across the Epping–Thornleigh project area.
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Frequently asked questions
Epping–Thornleigh stormwater civil works
What work was included in the Epping–Thornleigh civil project?
The work included excavation, trenching, utility coordination, stormwater pipelines, precast and cast-in-situ drainage pits, a HumeCeptor unit, electrical conduits, under-line crossings, reinstatement and handover.
What stormwater pipe sizes were installed?
The project scope included stormwater lines ranging from 300 mm to 1350 mm in diameter.
Were underground services included as well as stormwater drainage?
Yes. Electrical conduits, utility relocation and under-line crossings near the rail corridor formed part of the civil works.
How were access and construction interfaces managed?
Staged work zones, traffic and pedestrian controls, service coordination, inspection points and sequenced construction activities supported delivery.
Where can I see similar civil infrastructure projects?
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