Utility corridor
vegetation
control.
Western Australia.
ARC11 provides remote-controlled vegetation management for utility corridors, water infrastructure, power line easements, and pipeline reserves across Western Australia — where operator exposure, asset proximity, and terrain risk limit conventional manned plant.
Where asset
proximity changes
the risk picture.
Utility corridors, water infrastructure easements, and power line reserves present a specific vegetation management challenge — conventional plant introduces contact risk with assets, rollover risk on steep batters, and operator exposure that's difficult to control near live infrastructure.
ARC11's remote-controlled operation removes the operator from the hazard zone entirely, and the compact footprint reduces the risk of contact with underground services, above-ground assets, and adjacent infrastructure.
"The controlled cutting head reduces uncontrolled discharge risk — critical when working adjacent to live electrical assets, water infrastructure, and pipeline reserves."
- Western Power easements — high voltage line corridors, tracked access routes
- Water Corporation infrastructure — pipeline reserves, pump station access, drainage
- Solar farm slopes — vegetation beneath and between panel arrays, low-clearance access
- Pipeline and gas corridors — controlled cutting near underground assets
- Rail corridor batters — steep embankments adjacent to operational rail
- Substation and switching yard perimeters — asset-adjacent work with controlled discharge