Caniglen can co-ordinate and assist with:

Geotechnical

Geological engineers may perform the following tasks:

• investigate the engineering feasibility of planned new developments involving soil, rock and groundwater
• plan and undertake site investigations for proposed major engineering works such as bridges, dams and tunnels
• design measures to correct land contamination and salination
• design major structures in rock such as tunnels, basements and shafts
• perform computer analyses, use computer databases and generate computer-aided designs
• work out strategies to control landslides and areas of potential instability
• supervise the construction and performance of major engineering works involving excavation and/or exploration
• act as consultants or researchers, carrying out studies in any of the above fields of activity
• act in managerial positions and be responsible for coordination of multi-disciplinary study teams, staff recruitment and matters of work organisation.