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Asset Monitoring Limited (AML) is a New Zealand owned engineering services company specialising in flow monitoring, pressure measurement and data analysis of Water, Wastewater, Stormwater and Trade Waste reticulation systems.

 

The company was formed in 1999 and works in close association with all of New Zealand’s leading engineering consultancy groups and Local Government bodies throughout New Zealand.

 

AML complements the professional services of consultant companies’ and local authority engineering sections where we operate in the sector of asset assessment, data capture and flow monitoring of wastewater, stormwater, water reticulation / distribution networks, and in other specialist sectors of flow measurement and monitoring. 

 

Wastewater, Water and Stormwater flow monitoring is a specialist activity.  The use of flow monitoring specialists and suitable specifications ensures that the flow monitoring data will be of a very high quality, and that a high level of data availability will be achieved for a reasonable cost.

 

We provide monitoring solutions for both short- and long-term projects, offering a full range of professional services which includes but is not limited to:

 

  • Supply of flow monitoring equipment

  • Installation and “on site” calibration of the monitoring equipment

  • On going monitoring equipment and site maintenance

  • Data analysis and reporting

  • Turnkey solutions

  • NZ distributor for Measuring & Control Equipment (MACE) Pty Ltd range of equipment

Find out more about what we can provide below

Wastewater

Wastewater flow monitoring is conducted for many reasons, whether it be as part of an I&I assessment or a full calibration for a hydraulic model. 

Potable Water

Water reticulation flow monitoring is mostly conducted to determine the systems capabilities to not only service future developments and urban growth but also determine firefighting capabilities.

Stormwater

Stormwater flow monitoring, much like wastewater flow monitoring, can be conducted for various reasons.  These can range from requirements of a resource consent to a full hydraulic model build.

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