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Ensuring Structural Integrity with Geotechnical Testing Service and CCTV Drain Inspection

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In every engineering project and construction site, knowledge of the subsurface environment is critical and essential. To improve the chances of success of a project, it is very important to gather a lot of data about the soil and rock conditions that are likely to be encountered on site. The two important services enabling such an understanding are geotechnical testing service and CCTV drain inspection. They protect structures, make them long-lasting, and contribute to increased productivity in construction businesses.     Geotechnical Testing Service: Introduction to Contemporary Construction   Geotechnical testing service is indeed one of the most crucial factors in today’s construction industry. Even before a building begins, engineers need to have certain information about the surface on which the building is to be built. This includes the identification of particle size distribution, bulk density, and water table level. Without this information, building found...

Tips for Staying Safe at an Excavation Site

Regardless of the nature of the construction project, the first activity that must be implemented to get the project started is excavation. Excavation entails digging a pit to lay foundations for the structure that will be built. Because excavation is one of the most dangerous construction operations, there are numerous hazards that must be avoided while digging on a construction site. With worker safety as the top priority, a list of precautions must be in place prior to the start of any excavation project.   Whether the excavation involves digging a small plot or a large trench, safety planning is a practice that is crucial to the success of the construction project. Safety planning also ensures that no workers are harmed and that the underground utilities are not harmed, as contact with buried cables and pipes can be problematic. Underground services impede any construction project by exposing workers to hazards such as fires, electrocution, flooding, and gas leaks.  ...