To support landscaping plans, certain stages require an inventory of on-site data.
Fieldwork investigation is the necessary stages to collect the in situ data for supporting designs related to earthwork, natural slopes stability, man-made slopes stability (such as excavated slopes, embankment slopes and tailing dams), shallow & deep foundation, tunnels, traffic ability, road pavement, groundwater & surface water management, etc.
TMU’s fieldwork teams consists of geotechnical engineer, civil engineer, hydrologist & hydrogeologist which have been trained and have extensive experience in various fieldwork investigation.
A senior geotechnical engineer conducted the advanced stage following the results of the fieldwork investigation, which was subsequently reviewed by a geotechnical expert.
This study is an advanced stage following the results of fieldwork investigation are available. The study shall be conducted by experienced geotechnical engineers under supervision by senior geotechnical engineer and reviewed by geotechnical expert or principal. TMU’s engineering teams have been trained and certified as well as have extensive experience in relevant geotechnical studies.
Conduct studies that cover a wide range of issues, including architecture, building structures, road pavement, bridges, culverts, port and jetty facilities, coal handling facilities, and mine camp facilities.
With increasing in infrastructure development projects, engineering consulting firms must to deliver higher performing designs with competitive costs and timely manner. The study shall be conducted by experienced civil engineers supervised by senior civil engineer and reviewed by expert or principal. TMU’s civil engineering teams have been trained and certified as well as have extensive experience in relevant civil & infrastructure engineering studies.
By collaborating relevant engineering teams, TMU is able to conduct the civil & infrastructure engineering
Reports on hydrological and hydrogeological investigations, as well as surface water management, are examples of the types of investigative papers we provide.
Water management and engineering study provides consulting and construction services related to hydrology (surface water) and hydrogeology (groundwater) for open-pit mining, urban areas, agricultural areas, ports, industrial regions, and others.
The services we provide are in the form of investigative documents (e.g. surface water management and hydrological and hydrogeological investigations reports), feasibility studies, or detail engineering designs for surface water and groundwater management. Meanwhile, our construction projects include water well construction, depressurization well construction, and many others.
