Dec 16, 2022
In an exclusive interview with Eleven Media, Artefact Heritage Services confirmed that in the first year post the extended Covid-19 lockdown they have achieved significant milestone goals.
Sydney,Australia - December 16, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Artefact Heritage are delighted to announce their three ‘wins’ post extended Covid-19 lockdown. Bucking the economic climate, the team has grown from 32 to 44 members of staff. Artefact has also expanded its capabilities to include heritage architecture, environmental assessment and history – as well as bringing in a new accountant in-house for the first time. Finally, Artefact has had a successful focus on culture including the introduction of workshops and EAP services for the first time – resulting in positive benefits to staff wellbeing.
Sandra Wallace, Managing Director at Artefact, said this when interviewed by Eleven Media, “We are delighted that we have come out of the difficult Covid-19 period with a new environmental impact assessment, management and planning service, that offers a broader range of environmental services. We have significantly expanded our team across all divisions to ensure the quality services we provide are at the highest level possible going into 2023.
Artefact Heritage Services are particularly pleased with the establishment of the new environmental assessments, management and planning division to help clients obtain timely project approvals and ensure compliance.
They are excited to be entering the broader area of environmental assessment, planning, management and approvals. Their services include assessments under State & Commonwealth legislation, such as Environmental Impact Statements (EIS), Reviews of Environmental Factors (REF), Summary Environmental Reports (SER), statement of environmental effects, environmental licences & permits, environmental management & environmental management planning and environmental auditing, compliance & regulatory advice.
About Artefact Heritage Services
Artefact Heritage Services is based in Sydney Australia and a leading provider of heritage management and archaeological services. They are experts at balancing the need to respect and protect our cultural heritage within the ongoing need for development. They provide services across all aspects of Aboriginal and historical cultural heritage management and archaeology to a wide range of clients.
Artefact Heritage Services are known for their personalised service, partnering with clients for the life of the project. The success of your project is their focus, and they work to achieve outstanding results in a professional, timely and ethical manner.
To learn more about Artefact Heritage Services and their array of heritage management and archaeological services, visit their website here: www.artefact.net.au
Contact Info:
Name: Sandra Wallace
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Organization: Artefact Heritage Services
Address: Suite 56, Jones Bay Wharf 26-32 Pirrama Road Pyrmont, Sydney, NSW 2009, Australia
Website: https://www.artefact.net.au
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