Modern screens protect native fish and installing a self-cleaning screen on your pump intake protects infrastructure. AWMA custom manufactures self-cleaning screens. There are a wide range of Cylinder Screens currently in production, demonstrating the varied sizes and specifications, AWMA can deliver for different applications. Considering a screen for your intake? Consider chatting with our Screen […]

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AWMA’s FloodFree barriers are currently being installed Australia-wide to protect levee access points where there are breaks in levees for roads, footpaths, rail crossings etc. These barriers increase the towns flood resilience, providing protection for residential, commercial and community areas. Contact the FloodFree team for more information.

We celebrate 10 years with Vern Costelow. Vern has been a valued member of the AWMA team for a decade, as Business Development Consultant. We thank you for your expertise, dedication, leadership and most of all friendship.

Did you know the NSW Department of Primary Industries (Fisheries) have developed and published Fish Screen Guidelines to assist irrigators in selecting appropriate Fish Protection Screens, or Intake Screens, for their pumps or diversions. The guidelines are based on the latest available science (best practice) and cover content such as: screen types, selection, performance and […]