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During investigation work at a landslide in Kent, UK, CAN Geotechnical made use of made use of a 13t cone penetrating testing rig and a 5m cable percussive borehole rig and smaller 1.5t and 3m rigs

Vital ground investigation work at Kent's Road of Remembrance after landslips

CAN carries out investigation work on landslide at Kent coastal road ahead of remediation work

01 November 2024

The oldest drilling method, cable percussion drilling, involves dropping a series of tools into the ground to remove soil and advance the casing. Credit: Drift Services Group

Site investigation pros and cons

Drift Services Group discuss differing site investigation method advantages and disadvantages

22 July 2024

As part of the planning work for the proposed Lower Thames Crossing, Socotec drilled 30 boreholes to check potential locations for utilities to be rerouted

Socotec's utility realignment works at the Lower Thames Crossing

Existing utilities along proposed Lower Thames Crossing investigated by Socotec

03 October 2022

Even though he is preparing to retire at the end of the year, Dick Fielding still enjoys his time working on-site for Borehole Solutions

A life on the rigs

How one man helped to create a multifaceted drilling business by helping out his son-in-law

17 November 2021

New qualification takes competence to a whole new level

This year will see a Level 3 Diploma qualification in Advanced Land Drilling introduced in the UK

14 January 2020

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