Waste Management Services

  Geotechnical investigations have grown in importance in preventing harm to people and property caused by construction activities, earthquakes, disasters, and other natural calamities. On-site exploration, mapping, sampling, and laboratory testing of field samples are all part of the scope of geotechnical investigations. Solo Resource Recovery has skilled specialists and a trained crew to conduct geotechnical investigations using cutting-edge technology and instruments to get the best results from your geotechnical studies. Geotech investigations by Solo Resource Recovery can cover the below: Data collection The company’s geotech investigation will utilise its extensive knowledge of Australia’s soil conditions, and use topography maps, geology maps, and weather data, to evaluate the regional geology conditions, and formation of soils to assess the suitability of a project. Geotechnical investigations The investigations will include, but are not limited to:    ...

Understanding subsurface engineering conditions is critical to the success of any construction and demolition (C&D) project. Building engineers use goetech investigations for this purpose, which provide a detailed report on the suitability of the soil at a site for the proposed project. Geotech investigations are extremely beneficial to C & D engineers because they can benefit from a wide range of analyses for both surface and subsurface exploration. Building engineers conduct geotech investigations to assess how earth materials will interact with your proposed construction and to identify potential risks to the project and the environment. It is an important investment for any project because it helps in the identification of issues and the avoidance of costly delays in construction, engineering, and development projects. Solo Resource Recovery is Australia's leading provider of geotech investigations, and we have all of the required equipment and tools to conduct geotech...

  Building engineers conduct geotechnical investigations before beginning any construction or demolition work on a site. Soil samples are collected and images are taken using advanced equipment such as GPR (Ground Penetration Radar) to locate buried utilities so that they are not damaged during the digging process. The soil samples collected by the geotechnical investigations team are tested in a laboratory to determine their various properties. Knowing these characteristics will help building engineers in determining the best method of excavation, the suitability of foundation work for structures, and the material most appropriate for use in a project. Solo Resource Recovery is Australia's leading provider of waste management solutions. Geotechnical engineers and geologists from Solo Waste Management Company collaborate with structural engineers to provide geotechnical investigations that serve as a starting point for early project planning, ensuring that underground utilities re...