Methods suited to the site
Assess soil, route, utility conflicts and access to define open-cut or trenchless execution. Directional drilling reduces continuous trench excavation where technically feasible.
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Engineering for
responsible development.
Planning the intervention and caring for work areas are part of sanitation and infrastructure construction.
Caring for the surrounding area
is part of planning.
Route, construction method, material handling and site reinstatement must be considered together. Measures depend on the location, design and requirements of each project.
Water and soil
Plan water use, drilling fluid handling and material containment. Prevent waste and fluids from reaching storm drains, waterways or areas outside the work site.
Materials and waste
Separate and organise excavated soil, pipe offcuts and construction waste. Plan temporary storage and disposal according to site conditions and requirements.
Surroundings and sensitive areas
Identify vegetation, waterways, access routes and pedestrian circulation. Organise work fronts to reduce disturbance and remain within authorised work areas.
Site restoration
Plan cleaning, backfilling, pavement reinstatement and restoration of affected areas according to the design and contractual responsibilities.
People and monitoring
Brief teams on site-specific precautions, record incidents and report situations requiring correction or follow-up.
Measures defined for each project.
Construction and reinstatement measures must follow the design, site conditions and environmental requirements applicable to the contracted scope.