Victoria’s Big Build has been an infrastructure investment in having Victorians and visitors able to move around the state easier. Part of this investment is a number of rail crossings where currently rail and roads intersect, so as to speed up commute times under the Level Crossing Program.

One of these projects is the establishment of Melton Train Station located in Melbourne’s west as part of the growing expanse of Melbourne’s suburbs. The project includes integrating a number of level crossings bypassed and the construction of a new train station for the expansive development in the area.

Waterproofing Integrity were engaged to review the designs of the project lift pit, internal considerations and then the rail corridor above the station below.

The Telstra Tower that overlooks Canberra is synonymous as a landmark and a tourist destination for many Australians when visiting the Nation’s Capital. Since being closed to the public in 2021 during COVID and only maintaining its operational capacity since, Architectus have led the team a team tasked with bringing together the revitalisation of the landmark as both a functional telecommunications tower and tourist attraction for Telstra and the ACT Government.

Waterproofing Integrity were engaged in 2024 for early design works to investigate and report on the state of the 50-year old structure from a waterproofing integrity perspective. Further to this, early concept reviews took place to advise on the feasibility and key considerations in reactivating the podium concourse with a cafe and landscaping to reestablish the site as a tourist and cultural facility. Design works are currently progressing with a builder to be engaged shortly for the site to be made open to the public again in 2027 and once again light up the Canberra sky.

Our Electronic Leak Detection (ELD) service can be used to determine maintenance requirements through the lifecycle of a waterproofing system. Waterproofing Integrity was contracted to scan the Fatra PVC rooftop waterproofing system as part of the yearly maintenance schedule for the Sydney Trains Engineering Building in Clyde.

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Also known as the Clyde Central Hub, this building was completed in 2017 to replace several old depots with a fit-for-purpose new and modern building that accommodates various maintenance and engineering functions into one location.

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The report provided by Waterproofing Integrity on completion of the roof scan identified 17 issues including cigarette burns, cuts and punctures in the waterproofing membrane.  These issues were rectified and the building owner was able to maintain the 20 year warranty period for their rooftop waterproofing system.

Waterproofing Integrity was engaged through an engineer on the M5 East tunnel project to provide quality control on waterproofing applications on this project for CPB Contractors.

The Sydney Metro network is one of the largest infrastructure projects in NSW in the 21st Century. Waterproofing Integrity have been engaged by multiple Tier 1 builders (Lendlease, BESIX Watpac and CPB Contractors) directly to provide onsite testing services and consultation for waterproofing applications in the Metro Station Boxes. These areas will be where passengers will alight from their journeys connected to the Sydney CBD and Lower North Shore.