ALMER has undertaken project assignments involving sanitary landfill and municipal solid waste disposal facilities, including engineered landfill development and the rehabilitation of uncontrolled disposal sites. Its documented services have included implementation design documentation, site development and rehabilitation planning, environmental assessment, bills of quantities and support for project approval procedures. Depending on the agreed project scope, technical work considers landfill layout and staged operation, environmental containment requirements, leachate and surface-water management, landfill gas investigations, earthworks and long-term environmental protection. This expertise supports municipal authorities and infrastructure developers from initial project assessment through design and regulatory coordination.

ALMER’s engineering portfolio includes preliminary and detailed implementation project assignments for mineral storage and mine waste facilities. Its recorded experience covers fine-grained mineral material storage and engineered mine waste disposal infrastructure, together with documentation and approval coordination under the applicable environmental and waste management requirements. Relevant engineering considerations include facility geometry and containment, site drainage, seepage and erosion control, embankments and slope stability, and the interaction between the proposed facility and surrounding land and water resources. The level of engineering analysis and any supporting environmental assessment is defined for each project according to its actual contract and regulatory requirements.