Potable, recycled, discharged. On record.
Water volumes are recorded at project level from meter reads, with discharge events and approvals attached.
Water use and discharge records for construction projects.
EnviroTrack records water use on construction sites from meter reads, splits potable from recycled and captured water, and keeps every dewatering and discharge approval with the event it covers. Your water figures for ESG reporting and your environmental compliance record come from the same data.
How it works.
Metered use
Volumes come from meter reads logged on site.
Recycled share
Recycled and captured water tracks separately from potable.
Discharge records
Dewatering and discharge events keep their approvals attached.
Water accounted for.
Monthly volumes by source and use, with approvals where the EPA expects them.
Why it matters.
Water reporting covers more than volume: potable use, recycled share, and discharge events that carry licence conditions. Catchment records volumes from on-site meter reads, tracks recycled and captured water separately from potable, and keeps dewatering and discharge approvals attached to the events they cover. When the EPA or a client asks, the record is already assembled.
Site teams
Record meter reads and discharge events as they happen.
Environmental managers
Keep approvals and licence conditions with the events they cover.
Clients
See monthly volumes by source and use.
Common questions.
What water is tracked?
Potable, recycled and captured water, and discharge.
Are discharge approvals stored?
Yes. Approvals stay attached to each dewatering or discharge event.
Can we set reuse targets?
Yes. Recycled share reports against target alongside every other obligation.
See water tracking on a real project.
Thirty minutes with the team, on live project data.
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