The AWMA Fish Exclusion Screen is basically a large filter (like a sieve). The filter has slot sizes from 1mm to 3mm that prevents all stages of fish life from entering through the screen. Also turtles, as this little guy demonstrates.

To sustain a higher level of flood protection, acroprops may be specified by the AWMA engineering team.

We are pleased to announce, Tracey Moore has joined our Project Management Team. With nearly 20years of military leadership experience Tracey’s passion for systematic processes and strict quality control will be invaluable in this role. Tracey is very focussed on customer-driven solutions, which is well suited for delivering on AWMA’s most important goal, providing the […]

AWMA products undergo thorough Factory Acceptance Testing to ensure they operate in accordance with relevant technical and performance specifications. This video is a snippet of the testing undertaken for three self-cleaning T-screens to be installed on pump stations within the Murray-Darling Basin. These screens are custom sized to meet pump, site and operator specifications. They […]

AWMA are pleased to announce Steve Buckland as our newest member of the Screen Team. Based in NSW, Steve’s role as Project Manager will assist with the growing number of screen projects developing throughout the Murray-Darling Basin in particular. Steve will enjoy a hybrid role, working with our head office and fabrication team as well […]