Geotechnical Engineering

Geotechnical investigations are a crucial aspect of any construction project as they provide important information about the subsurface conditions and help to determine the design and construction parameters for a project.

We offer a comprehensive range of site classification and foundation recommendations services to Australian Standard AS2870.

Recommendations for the reporting of earthworks include the investigation, design, construction and quality control of earthworks.

Our experienced team of geotechnical engineers and technicians utilise modern equipment and techniques to provide reliable and efficient solutions for any type of pile system project.

Slope stability assessments are crucial for the safety of the people and infrastructure and for the development of the projects in hilly areas, mining and construction sites, and also for natural slopes prone to landslides.

Earth retaining structures are used to support slopes, embankments and excavations. The Australian Standard AS4678 provides guidance on the design, construction, and maintenance of earth retaining structures.

An infiltration assessment is conducted to evaluate the ability of soil to absorb water and the rate at which water can penetrate into the ground.

Onsite effluent disposal assessments evaluate the suitability of a site for the disposal of sewage and other forms of effluent.

Pavement investigation and design for transportation infrastructure such as roads and railroads is an important aspect of civil engineering that ensures the safety and longevity of the pavement.

Geotechnical investigation and design of trail track formation is an important aspect of civil engineering that ensures the safety and longevity of rail.

Mine subsidence investigations, assessments, and remediation focus on the impacts of underground mining on the surface environment.

Acid Sulfate Soil assessments are important in evaluating the potential impacts of acid sulfate soils on the environment and human activities.