Soil and Infrastructure Engineering

The future of industrial development depends on using resources responsibly and managing operations reliably and skillfully. Since all industrial activity affects land, water and people, it’s essential to develop appropriate plans and measures. It’s also important to ensure workers are safe, consider site complexity and adapt to climatic conditions, all while maintaining project profitability and meeting deadlines. See how our experts approach these challenges.

Soil and Infrastructure Engineering

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• Article

  Challenges to open pit mining through historic underground workings
• Article

  Underground shaft excavation using the inverse (drop) raise method
• Article

  The importance of hydrogeology when building infrastructures
• Article

  Designing foundations to support rotating machines on unfavourable soil conditions
• Article

  Are your lifting devices safe?
• Insight

  Optimally manage your mine tailings
• Article

  Geomatics and surveying: essential engineering tools
• White paper

  The use of 3D models and analysis in support of waste stockpile design and operations
• White paper

  Practical nomograms for waste rock piles design on competent foundations

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