Connect locally with a Network of Passionate Individuals.
Join us for this engaging technical event where leading remediation experts will explore how technologies are being applied to deliver practical, site-specific solutions at some of Western Australia’s most challenging contaminated sites.
Using real-life case studies, the event will focus on tangible outcomes, exploring the decision-making processes that led to success (and in some cases, lessons learned from what didn’t work).
Whether you’re managing legacy hydrocarbon impacts, responding to emerging contaminants like PFAS, or navigating the practicalities of remediation on active sites , this event offers valuable takeaways on how to maximise the effectiveness of remediation projects using technologies and approaches that are both innovative and proven.
Come along to connect with peers, explore the next evolution in contaminated land solutions, and walk away with practical insights you can apply directly to your projects.
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Your ticket includes a complimentary drink and a selection of appetizers. Please note that this is not a formal dinner event.
BYO! To minimise our use of plastic, we encourage delegates to bring their own reusable water bottles and coffee cups.
Due to the venue’s security measures, make sure you arrive on time.
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Patrick Dempsey is a Project Manager at Enviropacific, responsible for delivering remediation projects alongside a team of technical specialists. He has a background in Environmental Engineering and has worked on large remediation projects across Australia over the last 8 years, both in consulting and contracting.
Experienced in the assessment and management of contaminated sites, Patrick has most recently been involved in delivery of complex projects requiring a multidisciplinary approach to achieve remediation objectives in both soil and water.
Bryan Threadingham is currently serving as the operations manager at Insite Remediation Services. In this capacity, he leads a multidisciplinary team consisting of engineers, project managers, tradesmen, and technicians. His career journey began as an electrician and later transitioned to a role within the remediation management team at BP Australia. During his tenure at BP, he took on various responsibilities, starting as a technician for groundwater monitoring and gradually expanding his involvement in remediation efforts at contaminated sites, as well as post-environmental incident emergency response.
Following a significant period in the UK, Bryan assumed the position of business unit manager for the remediation team at Transpacific before ultimately joining Insite in 2012. Since joining Insite, he has played a role in overseeing numerous remediation projects across Australia, with a focus on the design, installation, and operation of remediation systems.
Stephen King is a seasoned environmental project leader with over 31 years of national experience in contaminated site remediation and large-scale demolition. Holding a Class 1 Demolition Licence, Class A Asbestos Licence, and Controlled Waste Transport Licence, Stephen has successfully directed some of Australia’s most complex and high-risk contaminated land projects across both urban and remote regions.
His expertise lies in the remediation of asbestos, heavy metal, pesticide, and hydrocarbon-impacted sites. Stephen has led major programs for government bodies, water authorities, and private clients, often operating in sensitive environments such as schools, Indigenous communities, and operational infrastructure corridors. His work consistently demonstrates technical excellence in site assessment, risk-based remediation, and regulatory compliance under various state and federal environmental framework.
Seequent Perth Office, Palace Tower
Level 10, 108 St Georges Terrace
Perth Western Australia 6000
ALGA Member $49.00
Non-Member $99.00
Welcome Branch $30.00
Student $15.00
Up to 1 CPD
