Factory acceptance testing
Mechanical and electrical equipment is assembled and tested before dispatch. This is standard on WWS plants and is the main reason the modularised design minimises site construction time.
WWS has delivered treatment plants to remote and regional sites since 1996: the Pilbara, the Goldfields, the Mid West, and Koolan Island off the Kimberley coast.
Modular plant is assembled, wired, plumbed and factory tested before dispatch. Faults are found in the workshop. What arrives on site is a package to be connected and commissioned.
Mechanical and electrical equipment is assembled and tested before dispatch. This is standard on WWS plants and is the main reason the modularised design minimises site construction time.
Modules are sized and configured to facilitate quick deployment.
The WWS technical team installs, commissions and optimises the process onsite.
Telephone technical advice 24/7 for the life of the plant. Remote monitoring by a WWS technician using real-time plant data. A critical spares list issued with every plant. Operator training for the person on site.
WWS is a wholly owned subsidiary of Vysarn Limited (ASX: VYS). Where a project needs capability either side of the WWS scope, it exists inside the same group.
Water infrastructure engineering consultancy.
Specialised water management consulting in hydrogeology, hydrology and environmental planning.
Dedicated hydrogeological drilling and dewatering.
Dedicated groundwater management services.
Managed Aquifer Recharge and hydraulic engineering solutions.
Investment in water and infrastructure assets.
[FILL – CONTENT-TODO #16] Confirm with Vysarn corporate affairs which group locations may be cited here. If sister businesses hold offices or depots outside WA, naming those locations materially strengthens the east coast and NZ position – but they must be described as Vysarn locations, never as WWS offices.
Send the location, the duty and the timeframe. You will get an answer on freight, commissioning attendance and ongoing support, including where group resources would be used.