Woodward Ave Wastewater Treatment Plant

WATER & WASTE WATER | REHABILITATION
CAPACITY
24.4 m
diameter methane sphere
YEAR BUILT
1970

Summary

Location: Hamilton, Ontario
Industry: Municipal Wastewater
Project owner: Owner: City of Hamilton
"Landmark did a good job of managing the project’s union and subcontractor requirements." - Bill Docherty, PMP City of Hamilton

The Woodward Avenue Methane Sphere recovers natural gas otherwise emitted as a waste by-product from the wastewater treatment plant. Constructed in 1970, the 24.4 m diameter sphere required maintenance and upgrades. 

The owner provided a short window to perform work during the winter months where most of their downtime took place. Landmark managed these environmental constraints using containment and heating to meet the scheduling requirements. 

Operational Highlights:

  • Landmark performed a high level of research, engineering, procedures, and controls to eliminate methane gas explosion risks. 
  • Mechanical and structure renovation, hazardous material abatement, coating removal and replacement.
Large spherical storage tank painted like a world map with yellow continents; raised on blue legs surrounded by industrial tanks and rail tracks.
Aerial view of a wastewater treatment facility with circular clarifiers and a large blue spherical storage tank painted with a gold map and the word
Aerial view of a spherical storage tank painted like a blue-and-yellow globe next to circular industrial tanks.
Spherical storage tank painted as a blue globe with yellow continents and the word 'Hamilton', mounted on light-blue supports at an industrial site.
methane sphere with a globe and Hamilton painted on it.

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