The University of Queensland recently worked with Aerofloat to create a wastewater treatment design that was sensitive to the historical significance of its Gatton site. The plant predominantly managed sewage from the regional campus, but also from nearby research facilities and restaurants.

“I found they’ve got a very good, strong background in process engineering, and having had a background in process engineering, I could see they were very experienced and contemporary process engineers. 

I found them to be very good communicators, and they shoot straight. They worked on fact not fiction, so I felt that was really good to work through this.”

 – Brad Taylor, Associate Director, Civil Infrastructure Engineering, University of Queensland.