The cultural heritage division is responsible for coordinating the research design, field recording, analysis strategies, and reporting on cultural resource, archaeological, historic preservation, paleo-environmental studies, and related projects. Our cultural resource specialists also provide cultural heritage management plan development, cultural heritage assessments, salvage programs, legislative guidance across all states for a range of projects, ethnographic research, site interpretation development, peer reviews and cultural resource compliance training. CHMG provides cultural resource consulting services to help you plan your project around archaeological sites, historic properties, traditional cultural properties, and other cultural heritage constraints. Our extensive experience and strong connections with regulatory agencies and Aboriginal RAP, RAP Applicants, Native Title and Traditional Owner Groups allow us to reduce risk and ensure that projects stay on track. CHMG has extensive experience preparing Cultural Heritage Management Plans and Cultural Heritage assessment reports across all states of Australia. We are experts at risk minimisation at desktop level using our vast experience in developing predictive models which incorporates archaeological, geomorphological and GIS data to assist at the design stage or to inform on potential risk to any sized project. CHMG has a broad range of resources at hand including a JCB excavator and mechanical sieve as well as a fleet of modified 4WDs to assist with access across any terrain in any condition. Please view our website at chmanagementgroup.com.au for further information.

Project Manager and Senior Archaeologist on large-scale infrastructure projects.

Managed Parks Victoria's west Gippsland sector including consultation with the Yeering Kurnai Traditional Owner Group under the former Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Heritage Protection Act 1984.