Who we are
Wardell Armstrong is now part of SLR which is a leading global consultancy, accelerating our ability to deliver the net zero transition and helping our clients address critical environmental and sustainability issues.
We help our clients to get the best possible financial returns – while doing things in a sustainable, responsible way.
Our roots are in mining and minerals. Today, though, we’re just as strong in ground engineering, waste resource management, environment and planning to name a few of our key service areas.
What we do
Our highly qualified specialists – many of whom are leading authorities in their fields – are ready with expert advice to help you make your project a success.
Drawing on significant experience and wide-ranging multi-disciplinary expertise, we’ll bring the right integrated team together with the right skills to guide you and your project through each critical stage.
Whatever the technical difficulties, however tight the time constraints and whatever obstacles seem to be in the way, we’ll take on your challenge with enthusiasm – helping you get the best possible returns while doing things sustainably and professionally.
How we do it
With multi-disciplinary strength in depth, we’ll bring together the right specialised experts to work on your project as a collaborative team. Many are leading authorities in their fields. But they all share the same passion for what they do, and the dedication to helping clients like you achieve their aims.
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
We are committed to behaving ethically and contributing to economic development while improving the quality of life of our people and their families. We aim to play an active part in the communities within which we operate and society at large.
We aim to minimise our impact on the environment and continually improve our environmental performance in our own activities and in the advice we provide to our clients.
We are committed to operating in a manner that meets or exceeds the ethical, legal, commercial and public expectations that society has of business.
