In March we held a seminar in “Geotechnical Investigation Requirements for Commercial and Infrastructure Projects”, to help understand geotechnical sampling and testing needs for design, interpreting QA testing data and alternative methods. Thank you to all who attended. Look out for our next seminar, or book a private session.
In some countries, there are other things to consider when planning roads: “Iceland construction respect elves or else” “Icelanders stop work on a new highway that would destroy elf habitats.”
At least nine construction workers were killed and five injured when a partially constructed bridge collapsed in Colombia. Read the full article on the ABC website: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-01-16/colombian-suspension-bridge-collapse-kills-nine-workers/9334404
We were able to raise $700 this year for MOvember with a mix of mo-bros and mo-sisters taking on various challenges. Here’s just half the team we have to thank for their efforts. Thank you to Pete, Harry, Ryan, Tom, Sean, Will, Justin, Jono, Louisa, Anush and Simona. Thank you also to Damien and Mitch […]
Today is the anniversary of the Lake Peigneur Drilling disaster – November 20, 1980. When an oil company miscalculated and drilled into a salt mine in Louisana, the resultant whirlpool sucked in the drilling platform, eleven barges, many trees and 65 acres (26 ha) of the surrounding terrain. Amazingly, all miners, workers and a fisherman survived […]
We’re on again for MOvember. Most of our men are clean-shaven today. The women of the office and some of the men are choosing other challenges for the month of November so we can donate to promote mens’ health. Learn more about Movember at: https://au.movember.com/.
Really easy highway access and a natural roundabout. Some people are very attached to their ‘castle’. Again, in China, an example of an owner who would not sell.
