Stormwater Management
We are specialists in stormwater management.
From concept to consent to design and construction, we provide practical and innovative solutions to your stormwater problems.
Services that we provide:
- Hydrological and hydraulic modelling
- Stormwater contaminant analysis
- Options assessment
- Assessment of environmental effects
- Procurement of resource consent
- Catchment evaluation and management planning
- Low impact design
- Best practical methods for treatment
- Design of monitoring systems
- Supervision of construction
- Stormwater chemistry analysis
- Treatment and disposal options
- Pipeline and open channel design
- Peer review
Low Impact Design
Our site assessments and concept design planning are undertaken following relevant New Zealand best practice methods.
Services include:
- Professional guidance from nationally recognised Low Impact Design experts
- Site assessments to identify opportunities and constraints for Low Impact Design implementation
- Integrating Low Impact Design principles into concept design through the application of specific stormwater management responses
- Detailed design works for at-source stormwater management devices
- Stormwater and Ecological Effects Assessments
- Assessment of Environmental Effects on resource consent applications
- Seamless integration with design and engineering aspects of multiple project types
- Pragmatic mitigation solutions to meet regulatory requirements
Bas Veendrick
Technical Director - Water Resources
Christchurch
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Bas Veendrick
Technical Director - Water Resources
Christchurch
Bas has 12 years of experience as a senior hydrologist/environmental scientist specialising in hydrology and hydraulic investigations. This experience has included irrigation demand-supply studies, flood assessments, rainfall-runoff modelling, hydraulic routing, site investigation, conceptual design and associated resource management (consenting) requirements.
Bas is involved in various projects related to the development and consenting of irrigation schemes, large and small-scale water supply, hydro-power and stormwater projects. He has extensive experience with many current hydrological and hydraulic modelling packages. He has been involved in several peer review projects for corporate clients, local and regional councils as well as the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and has experience in preparing and presenting evidence at resource consent and plan change hearings.
Eoghan O'Neill
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
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Eoghan O'Neill
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
Eoghan has over 12 years of experience in planning and designing wastewater, water supply and stormwater infrastructure. He is a specialist in the hydraulic analysis of pipelines and carrying out feasibility studies and concept designs for servicing large areas for development. Eoghan has also acted as Project Sponsor, and reviewed designs, for several significant CCC infrastructure projects. These projects include the Rapaki water supply upgrade, Wilmer’s water supply pump station, Charteris Bay wastewater and water supply reticulation extensions and the Little River water supply upgrade.
Since joining PDP in October 2012, Eoghan has been actively involved in leading several stormwater, wastewater and water supply investigation and design projects. These projects include the design and construction of water supply pump stations for Christchurch City Council and Whakatane District Council as well as the design and construction of large stormwater detention basins as part of a flood relief programme of works for Christchurch City Council.
Hamish Jones
Strategic Director - Clients & Markets
Auckland
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Hamish Jones
Strategic Director - Clients & Markets
Auckland
Hamish is an environmental scientist with over 16 years of experience working in consultancy, council and treatment design environments. He is the President of the New Zealand Trade and Industrial Waters Forum and a member of the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand.
Hamish is experienced in Stormwater / Trade Waste management policies and procedures for sites and catchments, designing treatment and management solutions for stormwater and or industrial wastewater discharges, stormwater catchment investigations, and Bylaw reviews with public consultation.
Hayden Easton
Group Director - Water Resources
Hamilton
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Hayden Easton
Group Director - Water Resources
Hamilton
Hayden is a water resources scientist with more than 20 years of experience working in consultancy and for regional authorities. He has a wealth of experience in water resources management, hydrological analysis, and the assessment of discharges to freshwater and coastal environments. Having specialist monitoring experience, Hayden has carried out many complex water quality and water quantity assessments for various clients across New Zealand.
Hayden has been involved in many stormwater and water quality peer review projects for local and regional councils assessing large-scale infrastructure and land-use change. He has prepared and presented evidence at resource consent and plan change hearings.
Linda Shamrock
Service Leader - Water Quality
Auckland
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Linda Shamrock
Service Leader - Water Quality
Auckland
Linda is an environmental scientist with a background in chemistry and has been involved in water quality consulting for the last 25 years. She joined PDP in 2018 after immigrating from South Africa. Her background has been based in surface water quality analysis ranging from focused facility-specific water quality assessments and water balances to broad catchment management studies and water resources planning on a national scale.
Since being in New Zealand she has been involved in several stormwater-related projects involving the assessment of water quality and the appropriate treatment thereof.
Linda was also involved in developing risk assessment models for large industrial plants as part of their Integrated Water Management Plans and mining facilities as part of their operational and closure plans using the Goldsim model.
Murray Kerr
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
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Murray Kerr
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
Murray is an environmental engineer with over 15 years of experience in the water and wastewater sector. He specialises in the mechanical and civil design of wastewater treatment plants, water supply systems and pump stations.
Murray has extensive experience in administering construction contracts and has a strong interest in procurement and setting up contract frameworks that lead to success.
Philip Claassens
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
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Philip Claassens
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Christchurch
Philip has over 14 years of experience in various phases of water and environmental-related projects. He moved to New Zealand in 2018 and has since been working across New Zealand including Fiji and New Caledonia. With a background in 3 waters, his recent focus was within stormwater-related projects which included both small to multi-disciplinary large-scale projects.
Philip’s wealth of knowledge spans multi-disciplinary infrastructure projects, stormwater assessment including technical reviews, infrastructure detailed design, and treatment and design. His expertise in 3 waters bulk and reticulation infrastructure design for both rural and urban areas, master plans and stormwater management plans, water demand management, maintenance and operational plans for 3 waters are second to none. Philip is also well-versed in investigation studies and supporting business cases, project management, and assets verification and auditing.
Rob Watson
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Auckland
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Rob Watson
Technical Director - Water Infrastructure
Auckland
Rob is a Chartered Engineer and a member of Engineering New Zealand. He has experience in the design and construction of water and wastewater infrastructure with over 20 years of experience working in the private and public sectors in New Zealand.
His skills include the design of pump stations and pipelines and general civil water, wastewater and stormwater-related infrastructure. He leads teams for investigation, optioneering, consenting, design, construction and commissioning and undertakes the role of Engineer to Contract.