Oceania Water Group Projects

Viwa Island Resort

Viwa is a Luxury Resort and is the farthest resort in the west of the Yasawa group of Fiji Islands.

Neil had installed the sewage treatment plant and Saw Water desalinator for Viwa Resort in December 2007, and had been invited by the senior management to please stay in close contact with them for future support.

Since then Oceania Water Treatment has made regular visits to the resort. Servicing has been carried out as well as parts supply for membrane replacement, and staff training on the operation drills needed for the desalinator and potable water storage systems.

PROJECTS

Namale Fiji Resort & Spa

Neil has been servicing Namale sewage treatment plants on and off over the passed 11 years, so as Oceania Water Treatment was born, it was natural that they wanted to stay with someone who has known the resort, their equipment and the staff for continuity in maintenance procedures.

Neil has been involved with the design, installation and on going maintenance of both their sewage treatment units in the Resort.
Since March 2009 Namale have hard Oceania Supply and replace Desalination membranes in their Brackish water plant and general service work on this unit.
Servicing of the Sewage treatment units to ensure proper treatment is being achieved for irrigation purposes.
And a general overview of up and coming maintenance requirements for budgeting purposes into the future.
Supply of general pump replacements.

Mantaray Island Resort

Installation of Panel Water tanks and Grey water Recycling system. www.mantarayisland.com

Blue Lagoon Beach Resort

Blue Lagoon Beach Resort - Nacula Island Fiji.

Installation water treatment equipment to protect the Environment. www.bluelagoonbeachresort.com.fj

Kaibu Island Resort Fiji

Supply of a Salt Water Desalination Plant

Pacific Building Solutions Fiji

Working with them on PNG Joint project for Water and Sewage Camp solutions, Bladder Tanks and pumping solutions. www.pbshomes.com.fj

Amunuca Island Resort & Spa

Amunuca Resort needed assistance in resolving several water related problems on the resort which cropped up from the from the original installations.

Oceania Water Treatment was approached to visit the resort to give a hands on approach to getting these projects assessed for problems and a method for completion and training of the staff.

Inspection of the resorts water facilities was completed in March 2009 and a plan of action devised. This was approved by Management to proceed with;

Supply & Replacement of old and damaged Sea Water membranes in the 200 cub/mtr/day desalination units on site.
Rebuilding of the 2 CAT high pressure pumps for the Desalinators
Adding of a CIP system to the Desalinator for cleaning purposes which had not been installed form the original install.
Full assessment of the Sewage treatment and reticulation system including the resort pump wells and their condition.
Supply of component parts for the rectification of the pumping wells to the treatment plant.
Supply of technical support and components for the completion of the sewage effluent filtration and reuse system
Assessment of the Sea Water pump system for the supply of raw water to the Desalination plant followed by recommendations for corrections.
Formal on site training of engineering staff in the understanding of reasons for por-active maintenance and general understanding of their equipment.

Laucala Resort

Laucala have recently contracted Oceania Water Treatment to revisit the Resort to resolve problems with the Qamea staff quarters sewage treatment plant. During this visit the STP was put back into a serviceable condition, power restored, pump out conducted and further staff training was undertaken on the best practices for moving forward on a day-to-day basis.

Laucala also has placed an order with Oceania Water Treatment to supply the replacement MBR / UF membranes used in their main sewage treatment plant at the Laucala main resort facility.

A further servicing contract has also been put forward to Laucala for consideration to assist with the on-going maintenance, quarterly visits for the sewage treatment and potential water treatment in the desalination units there.