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Kaye and Eriko from our Philippines team were in Tagaytay last week, attending MinECon2024.

It was fantastic to join in the conference and network with colleagues and stakeholders.

This year’s focus was "Innovating for Impact: Harnessing Technology and Expertise for Mining Advancement in the Philippines." An important topic which is about integrating technology and knowledge to drive sustainable growth and development in the mining industry.

RDCL is proud to have worked in Asia for over 15 years, including assessing geotechnical implications for leading gold mines across the Philippines.

We enjoy helping our partners to use ground expertise to build resilience and restoration for mining sites and their communities.

Thank you to the Philippine Society of Mining Engineers for a forward-thinking event.

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Last week Tony Valentine, our Senior Geotechnical Engineer, presented at the Waka Kotahi Bridge & Geotechnical Conference on ways to optimise ground investigations using Geophysics.

It was fantastic to hear from Waka Kotahi and industry experts on recovery, building resilience in the network and building back more efficiently.

In our experience, following the emergency response to Cyclone Gabrielle, near-surface Geophysics and 3D modelling enabled a more targeted approach which saved time and money.

If you missed Tony’s presentation and would like to know more, contact us at our Auckland, Hawke’s Bay, Wellington, or Manila offices – or reach out via this post!

As Geophysics specialists we are here to demystify the process and bring the ground expertise to your project.

👉 Contact us: www.rdcl.co.nz/contact/

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Heading into Matariki we are feeling grateful to our communities, our clients and partners, and our people.

As geologists and geotech engineers we work in environments where people have been living for hundreds of years. We want to honour that legacy and work together with that kaupapa.

We respect the history of the land and those that cared for it.

We embrace what is being proposed for the whenua in the present.

We consider what might be asked of it in the future.

Ngā mihi o Matariki, te tau hou Māori – Happy Matariki … See MoreSee Less

Great evening at the Civil Contractors New Zealand Hawke’s Bay East Coast AGM.

Thank you Bart Mulder, Kristina Salmons and team for having us.

We particularly enjoyed the presentation from Grant Kauri (NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi) on the Te Ahu a Turanga/Manawatū Tararua Highway project.

Also, from our own Tom Bunny (Principal Geotech Engineer) challenging the industry on how we can do things more effectively, working towards a common goal with good planning, execution, and collaboration.

We would like to shout out to all the local civil contractors that mucked in on Cyclone Gabrielle recovery – restoring the region and building resilience is rewarding mahi and we are proud to stand beside you.

If you are a Hawke’s Bay or East Coast based contractor, be sure to head over to the Civil Contractors website to enquire about support and membership! RDCL has been a member for over 15 years, and know we are stronger together.

#hawkesbaystrong #constructioncommunity #roadtorecovery #resilientNZ #strongertogether #hawkesbayrecovery #cyclonegabrielle #civilengineering #infrastructureNZ #expertsontheground #rdcl #civilcontractorshawkesbayeastcoast … See MoreSee Less