Landslide Mitigation
Working on landslides presents complex safety, technical and environmental challenges. Ground conditions are unstable, with ongoing movement, hidden voids and saturated soils increasing the risk of further failure. Access is often steep, narrow and close to live traffic, making plant movements and pedestrian safety critical. Weather can rapidly change site conditions, triggering new slips or rockfall. Services, drainage paths and property boundaries may be buried or exposed without warning. Every task must be planned with conservative load limits, constant monitoring and clear exclusion zones to protect workers and the public. Our officers have experience with some of Victoria's largest landslides from the 2022 Bogong Landslide to multiple landslides along Cornhill Road at Mt Buller.
What we offer
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Real-time monitoring
Constant monitoring of ground conditions and daily reports to ensure any changes in conditions so that the management team is always in the loop.
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Ensuring safety conditions are met
As landslide safety goes beyond typical safety standards, we ensure that any protocols that get put in place are adhered to.
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Daily Reporting
Generating daily reports for high-level bookkeeping so the project management team can ensure job quality is being met to prevent future issues.
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Your eyes and ears
As project managers are very busy with multiple jobs, a surveillance officer is the perfect solution for continuous onsite monitoring.