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In 1995 ACLCA was formed in NSW
to provide an informed balance to decision makers in Australia and
internationally on matters associated with contaminated land
management.
ACLCA is strongly focused on
the responsible management of contaminated land problems,
minimising costs for cleanup while ensuring that no unacceptable
human, environmental or financial risk is left for future
generations to address.
Based on current membership,
and a number of membership applications currently being processed,
we believe that our Association effectively represents a diverse
range of environmental consulting firms active in the assessment
and management of contaminated sites in New South Wales. We also
have state branches in South Australia, Victoria, Queensland and
Western Australia.
During the past few years, the
Association has been working on and has been invited to provide
input into many seminars, workshops, technical documents and has
been included on advisory committees.
Our association is also
committed to furthering the education and skills of our members and
other interested parties through the provision of regular seminars
and short courses. Training courses are open to members and
non-members, however members pay a discounted rate.
MEMBERSHIP
APPLICATIONS
Membership to ACLCA is open to
companies, not individuals, and is based on satisfying a number of
criteria, including being able to demonstrate a substantial
practice in contaminated land management, as well as a written
commitment to comply with our strict Code of Practice (COP). Member
firms should also be financially sound and carry appropriate
professional indemnity insurance.
If your company is interested
in becoming a member, please contact our Executive Officer
(0432-604024) for further details on the application process. If
this is the case, you are welcome to come along to one of our
regular meetings, please see the "General Meetings" page for
further details and notify our Executive Officer of your interest
in attending the meeting.
Updated June
2009
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