Total Drilling operates one of the most modern and technically advanced fleets of multi-purpose drilling rigs in New South Wales. The company prides itself on its ability and willingness to undertake difficult and challenging drilling projects with an innovative, hands on approach. From its base at Thornton, the Total Drilling team can mobilise specialised drilling equipment anywhere in Australia.

60 Sandringham Ave, Thornton, NSW, 2322

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60 Sandringham Ave, Thornton, NSW, 2322

35.9km

60 Sandringham Ave, Thornton, NSW, 2322

35.9km

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Geotechnical Engineer, Thornton, NSW 2322

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62 Sandringham Ave, Thornton, NSW, 2322

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What you can expect to learn from a geotech report

Geotechnical investigations on subsurface conditions and materials may determine whether your construction project is able to continue. Here are some of the things you can learn from your geotechnical engineering consultant.

Information on the physical properties of soil earthworks and foundations for your proposed structure.
The thermal resistance of soil or materials so that transmission lines, oil and gas pipelines and facilities can function properly.
If your project is built on a slope. A slope stability analysis will contain an estimation of how likely a slope failure will occur.
An assessment of risks to humans and property from environmental hazards. This may include landslides, sinkholes, soil liquidification, rockfalls or earthquakes.

A geotechnical report is needed to ensure a successful construction project. Make sure to consult with your geotech engineer to ensure your foundation is laid properly. Book an appointment with a geotech consultant today!