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Intellectual Property Rights
The AGS has recently published a guidance document on Copyright issues arising from the use of consultants’ reports and drawings in the…
Quality Results in Ground Investigation Seminar Presentations
The AGS recently held a Quality Results in Ground Investigation seminar which focused on site investigation, what laboratories can provide and the…
AGS Guide to Good Report Writing 2015
The AGS Guide to Good Practice in Writing Ground Reports has had a 2015 up-date and is now free to download, please…
GEOTECHNICAL LABORATORY TESTING TO BS EN ISO 17892: Briefing Note (updated December 2015)
GEOTECHNICAL LABORATORY TESTING TO BS EN ISO 17892: Briefing Note (updated December 2015) BSI recently published the first two Standards in the…
Loss Prevention CDM 2015
There appears a general consensus that working for a commercial competent supply chain and client, CDM2015 is reasonably straightforward to comply…
The Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC) Register Scheme
The Specialist in Land Condition (SiLC) Register Scheme was designed to support the use of the Land Condition Record (LCR), launched by…
Duress or Commercial Reality?
By Zita Mansi, BLM Solicitors An AGS member queried whether he has any redress in circumstances where he is obliged to sign…
Deleterious Materials – Good Practice in Use and Specification
Written by Hugh Mallett, Chair of the AGS Loss Prevention Working Group Introduction Despite the publication of the British Council of Offices…
BS5930:2015 – the new version of the Standard on Ground Investigation is now available
Written by David Norbury – Independent Consultant and Chair of the Revision Panel BS5930 has underpinned ground investigation practice in the UK and…
Applying 2015 CDM Regulations to Ground Investigation
Construction Design Management (CDM) updated their regulations earlier in the year to further improve health and safety across the construction industry and…
WHY SHOULD YOU BE AT GEOTECHNICA 2015?
Article written by Julian Lovell, Chair of the AGS Safety Working Group and Managing Director of Equipe. Over the last 6 years,…
Construction Design & Management Regulations 2015 – implementation
Article written by Tom Phillips, RPA Safety Services and Julian Lovell, Chair of AGS Safety Working Group and Managing Director of Equipe. CDM2015…
How AGS Data Makes Organisations More Efficient?
A series of short presentations about advances in the use of capturing and using Geotechnical Data from site, through the laboratories to…
Chairman’s Address
AGS Members Day is always an enjoyable and informative event, which manages to balance the AGS governance issues with topical presentations form…
Asbestos PII Update
The subject of asbestos cover is one that has been in the spotlight for many years since the restriction (and in some…
When is a financial cap likely to be an effective cap?
Elvanite Full Circle Limited v AMEC Earth & Environmental (UK) Ltd [2013] EWHC 1191 Article by Sarah McNeill, Griffiths & Armour Professional…
AGS Members’ Day – March 2015
9.30am – 16.30pm, Wednesday 18th March 2015 Royal Geological Society, 1 Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AR AGS Members day incorporates our AGM and will…
Depositing geotechnical records with the BGS
The British Geological Survey (BGS) collects borehole records, borehole materials and site investigation reports which are maintained by the National Geoscience Data…
Work permits for Non-UK and EU Ground Engineers
Although there are indications that the supply of UK and EU graduate engineers is increasing, there are still sufficient hard to fill…
Ground Engineering Talking point on RoGEP
UK Register of Ground Engineering Professionals (UK RoGEP) It is nearly a year since we launched UK RoGEP and things have moved…