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Piling equipment manufacturer Bay Shore Systems has set its sights on international growth but not at the cost of its core values of delivering quality rigs developed through close customer relationships.

Why borehole televiewers have become the tool of choice for geotechnical and mineral investigation. By Robertson Geo services manager Graham Comber.

Modern monitoring equipment can generate a multitude of data although understanding the results in a realistic timeframe can be challenging. GE takes a look at some new software that could ease this problem to make this data more powerful than ever.

Keller’s monitoring business Getec was conceived to deliver its Crossrail work, but as the new rail link gets set to open, the division has broader horizons.

Changing demand placed on transport assets is creating a need to change the solutions used to deliver this infrastructure, and reinforcement geosynthetics are an ideal option.

Maccaferri has developed a range of ground stabilisation products.

With a greater focus on competence and sharing knowledge, Uretek’s change of branding to Geobear marks a step change in the business.

Greater use of digital data has the potential to improve productivity, reduce risk and enhance collaboration in geotechnics but are we using this information effectively?

The Coal Authority offers expertise and emergency response service to mine related hazards, as well as operating mine water treatment systems.

New emphasis is being placed on the use of the observational method. But what is stopping its wider use in the industry?