Press releases and media coverage
There are many areas of practice for engineers and while specialisation begins at university, with students choosing the type of degree to undertake, professional direction often becomes clearer through on-the-job experience.
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Forging a career in ground engineering
IPWEA
1st November 2019
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FOLLOWING EXTENSIVE testing and field trials, Mainmark Ground Engineering has introduced what it believes the first commercially viable, non-invasive ground improvement and liquefaction mitigation technique that can be applied beneath existing structures.
With courtesy of DEMM Magazine www.demm.co.nz.
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Non-invasive soil densification and liquefaction mitigation technique
DEMM Magazine
3rd October 2019
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How ground engineering can make your home earthquake ready
The devastation caused by seismic events in New Zealand over the past decade has provided greater understanding around the interaction between buildings structures and soil during an earthquake.
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Ground engineering solutions before and after an earthquake
Regional News - Connecting Wellington
1st October 2019
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The magnitude 6.3 earthquake that struck Christchurch in February 2011 caused tragic loss of life and immense damage to buildings, roads and infrastructure. More than 7000 homes were ‘red zoned’, meaning the ground they were built on was considered too high risk for repairing or rebuilding.
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Wastewater plant benefits from new liquefaction mitigation solution
NZ Construction News
12th September 2019
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Following extensive testing and field trials, Mainmark Ground Engineering has introduced the first commercially viable, non-invasive ground improvement and liquefaction mitigation technique that can be applied beneath existing structures
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Mainmark introduces Terefirm
Engineering News NZ
26th August 2019
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Following extensive testing and field trials, Mainmark Ground Engineering has marketed what it says is the first commercially viable, non-invasive ground improvement and liquefaction mitigation technique that can be applied beneath existing structures.
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Liquefaction mitigation for existing structures
CONTRACTOR
21st August 2019
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Mainmark Ground Engineering is introducing Terefirm, a non-invasive soil densification and liquefaction mitigation technique for existing structures.
Following testing and field trials, Mainmark has rolled out the first commerciallyviable, non-invasive ground improvement and liquefaction mitigation technique that can be applied beneath existing structures.
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Mainmark rolls out way to tackle liquefaction
Local Government NZ
21st August 2019
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Mainmark has been providing specialist ground engineering and asset preservation solutions since 1983.
Originally founded in Australia, our local operation has grown into a global enterprise with offices in New Zealand, the UK, Japan and Thailand.
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Global markets continue to embrace Mainmark’s innovative ground engineering solutions
AEOL
7th August 2019
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Smart technology is playing an increasing role in reducing transport infrastructure maintenance costs, as demonstrated in these four case studies.
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New Ground Engineering Methods
IPWEA
1st August 2019
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A resin injection process developed by Mainmark following the Christchurch earthquake offers a groundbreaking solution to the problem of liquefaction.
This article first appeared in Engineering New Zealand’s magazine, EG, in issue 7/2019.
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Injecting stability
Engineering New Zealand’s magazine
4th June 2019
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With increasingly strict regulations in place for mine site remediation and soil quality, organisations are examining a variety of methodologies to identify and remediate weakened foundations, soil subsidence, underground voids, ageing assets, and control erosion.
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Advanced Ground Engineering Methods Help Stabilise Soils
Mining Safety Journal
1st May 2019
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Foundations are one of the most structurally significant parts of any home. While solid, stable foundations can help to support a home for years to come, buildings can and will move.
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What to do if your home is subsiding
Regional News
12th April 2019
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