Site investigation, foundation design and slope stability. The ground conditions every infrastructure project depends on and few budgets properly allow for.
Ground conditions are the risk every infrastructure project carries and few budgets properly allow for. This runs from site investigation and soil behaviour through to foundation design and slope stability, aimed at characterising what is actually under the site and designing for it rather than around it.
Planning boreholes, sampling, and in-situ and laboratory testing.
Stress, strength, permeability, and consolidation behaviour of soils.
Bearing capacity, settlement, and design of pads and rafts.
Pile types, capacity, and design for difficult ground conditions.
Analysing slopes, embankments, and stabilisation measures.
Earth pressures and design of retaining walls and excavations.
Geotechnical and civil engineers, foundation designers, and project engineers on building and infrastructure works.
A civil, structural or geotechnical engineering background.
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