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GEO-Instruments teams are on-site with colleagues from Keller installing ground anchors to strengthen a retaining wall next to other ongoing works as part of a major London project.

Wednesday the 23^rd of June is the annual International Women In Engineering Day. 

Founded in 2014 by the Women’s Engineering Society (WES), the day is an opportunity to celebrate women in engineering and related professions across the industry.

ENGINEERS from GEO-Instruments have been working alongside their Keller colleagues on the £37m redevelopment of an historical building in Oxford.

GEO-Instruments have secured the long-term instrumentation and monitoring (I&M) contract for the tunnelling part of LPT2, which the HOCHTIEF-MURPHY Joint Venture are delivering.

Working on monitoring projects can often involve long hours in dark tunnels or in other less than ideal locations, but occasionally a job allows engineers to check out things above as well as below ground.

GEO-Instruments engineers have been undertaking nightshift surveys and instrumentation installation on Network Rail assets as part of a key new infrastructure project in south London.

GEO-INSTRUMENTS’ latest project is monitoring pore pressure in the ground leading to a new road bridge in Berkshire.

As part of Wokingham Major Highways improvement programme, R. Collard and Balfour Beatty are building the new bridge near the village of Winnersh.

GEO-Instruments survey teams have been working through the night to monitor Northern Line tunnels near Clapham Common while the Tunnel Boring Machine for the new London Power Tunnels 2 project passes underneath the line.

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.

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.

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.