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Socotec's Ground Investigation team adopts new drill data storage method

QR codes provide solution to drill rig documentation issue for Socotec's GI team

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Socotec’s Ground Investigation team has adopted a new data storage method which allows information on its drill rigs to be stored in a digital format

Socotec’s Ground Investigation team has adopted a new data storage method which allows information on its drill rigs to be stored in a digital format

The team owns and operates a number of drill rigs, all of which must be compliant with both the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and the Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment...

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