River protection works adjacent to a tar disposal
site undergoing remediation
The engineering industry recognises that without the
appropriate handling, ground is a hazard. Whether it’s through
settlement due to inadequate foundations, threats from mine gases,
historic contamination from former industry or simply natural
geo-hazards such as landslips or swallow holes, the ground presents
a number of potential risks to the unwary.
In this world of corporate and personal responsibility, it pays to
engage the appropriate expertise to give sound and experienced
advice; more and more clients are turning to Mott MacDonald for
this. Our staff work at all levels, helping individual landowners
and corporate multi-nationals alike. Every client and project has
their own individual needs, but all benefit from our collective
experience. We understand our clients' needs for pragmatic,
economic and sustainable solutions, and our reports and designs are
prepared with these objectives in mind.
Our company ethos is to arrive at customer satisfaction by
delivering excellence. The quality of our work is therefore
underpinned by, our ISO accreditations (9001 and 14001), our
corporate membership of
CIRIA›,
and regular awards for excellence and innovation in our
projects.
Our dedicated Ground and Environmental Engineering team in
Cambridge is part of a wider community of over 150 ground and
groundwater specialists across Mott MacDonald world-wide, meaning
that we can call upon any of our experts irrespective of their
location. So, wherever your project is, no matter how large or
small, Mott MacDonald can engage the appropriate resource to
deliver global expertise combined with local knowledge.
Our geotechnical engineering services include:
- Desk studies and site appraisal
- Terrain evaluation and geo-hazard assessment
- Ground investigation design, procurement and
interpretation
- Geotechnical analysis and design
- Geotechnical data management
- Numerical analysis
- Contract document preparation and advice
- Rock engineering
- Geotechnical processes
- Ground improvement
- Sustainable geotechnics
- Environmental engineering
- Ground risk evaluation and management