Soil investigation & geotechnical coordination
Prepare investigation requirements with the specialist provider and connect the geotechnical report to design inputs and project responsibilities.
What do we review with you?
Site information informs investigation scope
Start with the plot location, area, intended use and available level and surrounding-structure information. The specialist defines the investigation and reporting programme rather than applying a generic test count to every project.
The report is an input to design
Coordination arranges site access, information exchange and delivery completeness. The report is supplied to the responsible design professional to assess its implications for the project solution and technical requirements.
Clear attribution to the issuing specialist
The agreement identifies the specialist conducting investigations and issuing the report, together with documents, timeframe and access requirements. Queries and further information needs are recorded before construction proceeds.
Clearer inputs.
Reviewable outputs.
Share when you enquire
- Plot location, boundaries and available survey
- Project type and initial drawings
- Any previous investigation records
Define in the appointment
- Investigation brief and specialist provider
- Access and information coordination
- Report and design-query follow-up
A detail that matters.
Is the investigation programme determined by area alone?
The specialist defines the programme using project type, site conditions and technical information, then records the outputs in the proposal.
