GEO-Instruments have successfully completed a high intensity, short-term slope monitoring scheme on a section of a main road near Bath, Somerset.
GEO-Instruments UK have had a very successful 2021, overcoming numerous challenges along the way.
The GEO-Instruments team have had a busy start to 2022 with key works continuing through the Christmas break and into the new year. On top of this several other projects will be stepping up a gear in the next few weeks.
Hydrostatic Levelling Cells (HLCs) are an automated means of monitoring for settlement or vertical deformation in structures.
As part of our dedicated Setting Out team, Nilu plays a key role in precisely interpreting design drawings and advising drilling teams carrying out piling and geotechnical works. She works closely with client supervisors and engineers, ensuring what is built meets the expected quality and…
GEO-Instruments’ online Monitoring software QuickView is being used to visualise the advances of four concurrent Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) drives on a major London infrastructure project.
GEO-Instruments staff took part in sister company Keller's Global Safety Week in May as the event went worldwide for the first time.
With the Elizabeth Line opening earlier this month it’s a great opportunity to look back on the contribution GEO-Instruments UK made to the Crossrail project that built the new line.
GEO-Instruments are currently working alongside colleagues from Keller on the £90m redevelopment of the iconic Westbury Mayfair Hotel in London. Keller’s foundations division is working with main contractor Sir Robert McAlpine on a number of construction elements, which are being…
The first London Power Tunnels TBM has completed the project's first drive between two sites in South London after an 11-month journey monitored by GEO-Instruments. The Tunnel Boring Machine broke through at Eltham on 21 June after travelling 6.7km from a site at Hurst at depths…
In May, the Geo-Socotec Joint Venture’s (GSJV) new Instrumentation & Monitoring (I&M) Coordination Centre located in Acton became fully operational to support the construction of the High Speed Two (HS2) project.
In early September the 11th International Symposium on Field Monitoring in Geomechanics was held at Imperial College London.
Teams from GEO-Instruments UK, GEO-Instruments US and GKM Consultants were there to represent Keller’s global monitoring divisions.
GEO-Instruments teamed up with Balfour Beatty on a monitoring scheme for operations taking place at Avonmouth Docks as part of the Hinkley Point C project.
Tier 1 Contractor Balfour Beatty has built six concrete structures; four 5000 tonne intake heads and two outfall heads at Avonmouth…
