Vision Environment Australia Pty Ltd

Vision Environment Australia Pty Ltd (VEA) is an environmental consulting company specialising in water quality monitoring and aquatic ecosystem assessment. VEA provide integrated expertise for projects involving compliance monitoring, environmental impact statements, dredge events and environmental investigations.VEA own and operate an extensive array of field equipment (including real time loggers for water quality and light), a fleet of commercially surveyed vessels and a certified dive team. VEA owns dedicated laboratories for sample processing and all work is undertaken by highly trained personnel with a large range of capabilities.VEA is certified to the following Australian and International Standards: ISO9001 (Quality Management); ISO14001 (Environmental Management); ISO18001 (Health and Safety); and AS/NZS4801 (Safety). This ensures to our clients that our quality outputs are supported by work undertaken in a safe and environmentally sustainable manner.Vision Environment QLD (VEQ) conducts rigorous scientific investigations to make sound recommendations to clients, working closely with industry, university and government to provide extensive expertise for environmental projects. Established in 2008, VEQ comprises of a highly qualified team of full-time research staff, dedicated laboratory facilities, specialised field equipment and a fleet of commercial vessels, providing readily mobilised field technical teams for projects in Australia and overseas.Expertise includes the design and implementation of Water Quality (WQMP) and Receiving Environment Monitoring Plans (REMP), as well as dredge monitoring and assessment, ecological health assessments (mangroves, seagrass, sediments, macrobenthic, fish and coral), assessment of marine pest incursions, ecological mapping, toxicity testing of effluents and monitoring the short and long-term impacts of acute environmental events. VEQ researchers have also produced a number of internationally peer-reviewed publications for the wider academic community, and have substantially contributed to environmental research and development.