February 2010

FTC is on the WRAP framework to “Support the Delivery of Advice on the Prevention, Collection and Recycling of Municipal Waste”. FTC’s Waste Division was engaged by WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme) in the UK to provide support to Cambridgeshire Horizons and South Cambridgeshire District Council in the investigation of an innovative waste collection system for the proposed Northstowe development, 10km to the north-west of Cambridge. FTC’s remit was to review, evaluate and recommend the optimal method(s) of collecting domestic and commercial waste.

January 2010

FTC’s integrated Environmental, Health and Safety Management System has recently been accredited by the National Standards Authority of Ireland to ISO 14001 and Occupational Health and Safety Assessment Series (OHSAS) 18001.  FTC believes that the implementation of a structured, systematic and certifiable management approach to continuous improvement in environmental health and safety performance is a core business objective. 

September 2009
Taken from the Institute of Project Management Ireland website

Aidan Sullivan is a Senior Engineer at Fehily Timoney & Company an Irish owned Engineering and Environmental Consultancy with offices in Cork and Dublin. 

September 2009

Fehily Timoney & Company has been appointed by Westmeath County Council to carry out the design and contract management of the Phase 2 Landfill Capping works at Marlinstown Landfill. 

Friday 10th July 2009

Cork-based consulting engineering company, Fehily Timoney & Company, recently presented the final part of a €50,000 corporate donation to UCC's heritage fund, made over a period of five years. This fund supports the restoration of UCC's Aula Maxima, the Ogham Stones collection and the Crawford Observatory. The donation cements the close links between Fehily Timoney & Company and UCC which have developed over two decades.  In recognition of this significant donation and as a special tribute to Fehily Timoney & Company's founding partner, Brendan Fehily, a function was hosted for the company at the University.

Monday 23 February 2009

PM Group and Fehily Timoney jointly provide a full range of services to the energy, environment, transport, waste, water and wastewater sectors in Ireland, the UK and Eastern Europe.

 At the signing of the alliance agreement:

Back row, L-R: Gerry O'Sullivan, Director Fehily Timoney; John C O'Connell, Director PM Group Ireland; Oliver Tierney, Director Fehily Timoney Front row, L-R: Brian Gallagher, MD PM Group Ireland; Eamon Timoney, MD Fehily Timoney.

FTC, together with their joint venture partners, Fingleton White, are currently working on a large scale gas pipeline project on behalf of BGE - the Curraleigh West to Midleton Gas Pipeline.  This pipeline project comprises approximately 47 km of high pressure, 600 mm diameter steel pipeline between Curraleigh West, north of Mitchelstown, to Midleton in County Cork.  The pipeline is being installed to augment the existing Cork-Dublin pipeline and to secure gas supply to the Cork region going forward.

FTC has recently been appointed by Coillte Teoranta to a framework agreement for the provision of environmental services.  A total of four consultants have been appointed to the framework.  The agreement is for 2 years duration and relates to environmental services work in areas such as:

• Ecology
  
• Archaeology
  
• Geology and geotechnical engineering
  
• Environmental science, including waste management
• Wind energy projects

FTC completed out an audit of the Sajja waste management facility site in Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates on behalf of Bee'ah the Sharjah Environment Company.