Preventative Flood Maintenance Is No Longer Optional for Australian Councils
With more than $2 billion needed over the next five years to climate-proof Australia’s communities, councils are under mounting pressure to deliver resilience – not just response. As highlighted in ALGA’s recent “Adapting Together” report, early interventions like flood sensor calibration, camera tuning, and remote diagnostics play a vital role in protecting communities and managing risk ahead of seasonal events.
That’s why Qteq is working closely with local governments across QLD and NSW to deliver preventative maintenance on flood and water monitoring systems – before the wet season hits.
Whether it’s our Q-Watch product of roadside flood cameras, rainfall gauges, or water quality sensors, we’re also helping councils safeguard the value of their existing infrastructure investment through site inspections, updates, repairs and preventative services.
This is especially important for remote regions where connection reliability and digital coverage remain vulnerable. Field crews can address data gaps now and confirm sensor performance in real time, so councils aren’t left scrambling at the last minute, during high-impact events.
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Ready to act?
Book your Qteq flood-readiness consultation today to receive a tailored quote – available for both single visits and short-term maintenance windows.
About Qteq
Qteq operates under the mantra that helping clients see the ‘bigger picture’ is just the start and the company helps its clients ‘picture bigger’.
The company operates across multiple industries – enabling clients to safeguard communities, protect vital resources, and manage assets responsibly — even in the harshest environments.
Using specialist technologies and services Qteq captures reliable, high-quality data to inform critical decisions across resource development, environmental monitoring, and extreme weather resilience.
Guided by its unique 4M framework — Measure, Monitor, Manage, Mitigate — the company helps industries meet social, environmental, and regulatory obligations while optimising operations and reducing risk.
