Drilling Basics: Foundations for Environmental and Geotechnical Success

Choosing the right drilling method is crucial for efficient, accurate, and cost-effective environmental and geotechnical projects. Join us for "Drilling Foundations," the first webinar in our three-part series, where we'll provide expert insights into drilling methods and best practices to guide your decision-making.

This webinar offers more than just a surface-level overview. We understand the complexities you face – from challenging site conditions and budget limitations to the critical need for sample integrity and reliable data. Experts with decades of experience will share their working knowledge on the most common drilling methods, exploring their specific applications and the technical factors that determine optimal selection.

Here's what you can expect to learn:  

• Drilling Methods in Depth: Gain a comprehensive understanding of Direct Push, Hollow Stem Auger, Sonic Drilling, and Mud and Air Rotary Drilling
• Technical Considerations for Method Selection: Learn how to evaluate key factors  like soil type, depth, contaminants, and site accessibility. We'll also share practical strategies for overcoming logistical challenges in both urban and remote environments.
• Case Studies: Explore real-world examples that demonstrate how to align drilling methods with specific project requirements. We'll share field experiences, highlighting both successful applications and valuable lessons learned.
• Best Practices for Data Collection and Sample Integrity: Learn essential techniques for collecting high-quality soil, groundwater, and vapor samples, emphasizing methods to prevent cross-contamination and preserve sample integrity.

This webinar will equip you with a deeper understanding of drilling methods, enabling you to select the most appropriate approach for your projects. You'll gain practical knowledge of equipment and best practices, contributing to improved project outcomes. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to engage with our experts and ask specific questions relevant to your work.