Ground Engineering

The Online Ground Investigation Training course focuses on understanding Eurocode 7 Part 2, the current European and British standard for ground investigation and testing. Delegates will learn how to plan investigations, report findings, and derive characteristic values for design. By the end of the course, participants will be equipped to apply these principles effectively in their work. The course covers standards for ground investigation, planning, ground characterization, and geotechnical reports. It is designed for geotechnical engineers, engineering geologists, civil engineers, and others involved in ground investigation and reporting.

The Online Eurocode 7 Training course aims to provide delegates with a solid understanding of the principles of Eurocode 7, the current European and British standard for geotechnical design. The course focuses on explaining the differences from traditional practices and other standards in the Eurocode suite, emphasizing design fundamentals essential for engineers. By the end of the course, participants will be able to apply Eurocode 7 principles to simple geotechnical designs.

The CITB Setting Out Training course teaches the principles of setting out for various construction areas. It covers site levelling, total station training (manual and robotic), and further robotic total station training. Participants learn to record work accurately, set up equipment, create local coordinate systems, and manage data.

This course on Asbestos in Soils and Made Ground aims to provide comprehensive knowledge on asbestos, its presence in the UK, health implications, and guidance for handling it in soil and air. The course objectives include understanding the soil-air relationship, risk assessment, measurement techniques, and communication strategies for effective remediation. The schedule covers topics such as asbestos identification, exposure estimation, risk evaluation, and concludes with a Q&A session.

Geotechnical Design Training covers key topics such as Eurocodes, EC7, partial factors, soil parameter selection, foundation design, retaining wall design, earth pressures, and more. The course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills needed for geotechnical design in accordance with EC7 standards. It includes practical examples and workshops to enhance learning. The training is offered in various locations in Scotland and the UK, with both onsite and offsite options available.

Geotechnical Design Training is a one-day course focusing on acquiring the right laboratory and field tests for projects. Participants will learn to ask the right questions, specify appropriate tests, and interpret design data accurately. The course covers common engineering design situations, testing methods, and the importance of Ground Investigation Reports. It is designed for civil and structural engineers, geotechnical professionals, project managers, and clients. Sessions include making decisions, specifying tests, understanding investigation reports, and discussing legislation. The course is led by a geotechnical expert with extensive industry experience.

The Retaining Walls Training course aims to enhance the understanding and skills of geotechnical engineers, engineering geologists, and graduate civil and structural engineers in designing retaining walls to Eurocode 7 standards. The course covers topics such as wall types, soil mechanics principles, Eurocodes, and geotechnical design requirements. Led by an experienced chartered engineer, the one-day course includes lectures, discussions, and tutorial questions to reinforce learning. Participants will apply their knowledge through guided examples and gain practical insights into designing retaining walls.

One-day course for geotechnical professionals focusing on the implementation of Eurocodes in the field. The course aims to familiarize participants with the new standards and their impact on professional practices. Geologists and engineers involved in geotechnical design, testing, and reporting are encouraged to attend. The course structure includes sessions on Eurocode suite introduction, design procedures, investigation planning, testing, and reporting. Workshops and discussions are incorporated to enhance understanding of key concepts and changes.