Geotechnical drilling
Pacific Infrastructure Group plans and coordinates geotechnical drilling programmes for site investigations. We define locations, depths and sampling requirements around the engineering questions, and organise the records needed for testing and interpretation.
Drilling planned around the information you need.
Boreholes are a means of understanding the ground, not an end in themselves. Pacific connects the drilling programme with the proposed works, access conditions and intended testing. We coordinate field requirements and information handover so observations and samples can be used in the wider investigation. The field resources and site arrangements are established for the particular location and programme.
What we do
Our capabilities
Our role connects the drilling brief, site coordination and sampling records with the wider ground investigation.
Programme definition
We define investigation locations, target depths and sampling requirements in response to the engineering brief. A clear programme helps the field team understand what information is needed and how it will be used.
Site and field coordination
We coordinate the access, working areas and practical arrangements needed for the drilling programme. Considering those requirements alongside the technical brief helps identify dependencies before fieldwork is scheduled.
Sampling and records
We organise the sampling requirements and records that connect field observations to subsequent testing and interpretation. Clear identification and handover help preserve the relationship between the material recovered and its location in the ground.
What you receive
Deliverables
Drilling outputs form part of the evidence used to interpret ground conditions and advise the design team.
The locations, depths, sampling objectives and field requirements for the planned work. It provides a common brief for coordinating the site activities and the wider investigation.
Records describing the drilling and observations at each investigation location. They help establish the source and context of the ground evidence used in subsequent assessment.
Sample identification and handover information linked to testing requirements. It helps maintain traceability as material moves from the site to testing and interpretation.
Working with Pacific Infrastructure Group
Value for your project
A clear field brief
Align locations, depths and sampling with the engineering information the investigation is intended to provide.
Coordinated site work
Consider access and working arrangements alongside the technical programme before committing field resources.
Evidence ready for interpretation
Keep borehole and sample information connected so it can contribute to testing, reporting and design advice.
Other services
your project may need.
Talk to Pacific Infrastructure Group
Discuss your
requirements
Tell us the location, investigation objectives and any proposed drilling or sampling requirements. We will discuss site access, field arrangements and the information needed for the programme.
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