Geotechnical Engineering Jobs

I need a detailed inspection of my swimming pool installation. The pool shell was installed near bedrock without proper backfill, leading to potential structural defects. The inspector will need to: - Identify all structural defects - Recommend comprehensive repair solutions Ideal skills and experience: - Expertise in pool construction and structural integrity - Background in geotechnical engineering would be a plus - Experience in diagnosing and recommending repairs for similar issues

I already have a full geotechnical report for a steep slope and now need a defensible numerical model that proves a soil-nail system will stabilise it. The profile alternates between sandy soil, clay soil, and pockets of loose, engineered fill, so the model must capture those layers accurately and reflect their differing strengths, stiffnesses, and drainage behaviour. What I need from you is straightforward: • Re-create the stratigraphy and material properties from my report in recognised software (Slide2, GeoStudio/SLOPE W, PLAXIS, FLAC, or an equivalent you are comfortable with). • Design the soil-nail layout—lengths, spacing, inclination, and nail type—to achieve the target factor of safety and acceptable displacements. • Run sensitivity checks for g...

I need a thorough foundation inspection for a residential property where a contractor has cut away part of the foundation. Requirements: - Assess the stability of the remaining foundation. - Check for any hidden issues not visible on the surface. - Provide a detailed report with any recommendations if necessary. Ideal skills and experience: - Licensed structural engineer or foundation specialist. - Experience with residential foundation assessments. - Ability to provide a detailed, professional report.

I need a detailed structural assessment of the foundation of a residential building. The primary issue is bowing, which requires immediate attention and a general structural review of the vacant building as it sits to verify structural safety. Key requirements: - Experienced structural engineer - Expertise in diagnosing foundation issues - Provide a comprehensive report with recommendations Ideal skills: - Structural engineering background - Knowledge of residential construction - Strong analytical and reporting skills

I'm looking for a comprehensive soil analysis for a research project using PLAXIS. Essential Requirements: - Analyze shear strength, compressibility, permeability, and settlement. - Study both static and dynamic load conditions. Ideal Skills and Experience: - Expertise in PLAXIS software - Strong background in geotechnical engineering - Experience with dynamic and static load analysis - Ability to provide detailed, research-quality reports Please include relevant qualifications and experience in your bids.

I need detailed structural calculations for an excavation project using Plaxis. The excavation will be 5-10 meters deep, in sandy soil, and will support a structure. Ideal Skills & Experience: - Expertise in Plaxis and geotechnical engineering - Experience with deep excavations in sandy soil - Strong background in structural calculations and stability analysis - Familiarity with relevant safety and engineering standards Please provide relevant project experience in your bids.

Looking for experienced rock mechanics/geotechnical engineers with concreste structure experience. Check attachements before bidding A 2.50 × 2.50 m reinforced-concrete slab is placed directly on a rockfill surface (the downstream of a dam) inclined at 42°. The slab is subjected to a normal force and a downslope in-plane shear force from the structural model (components normal to plane and along slope), plus a small overturning moment. Interface friction is limited (φ = 28°- to be discussed further), so friction alone is not sufficient; stability is ensured by rock anchors installed perpendicular to the slope, providing normal clamping force. Anchors are Ø40/20 mm hollow steel, 6 m length as predimensioned, with field tests up to 25t and measured elongations/re...

OVERVIEW The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Seeker for this Innocentive Challenge, is searching for creative, affordable solutions that can safely detect and mark the presence of underwater explosive ordnance. In conflict or post-conflict zones, vast quantities of explosive ordnance (EO) lie submerged in oceans, lakes, rivers, and coastal waters. From post-WWII dumping to modern conflict spillover, these extremely hazardous explosives jeopardize the lives, livelihoods, and environments of nearby communities. UNDP is particularly interested in solutions that can be safely used by members of these communities, empowering them and enabling widespread knowledge of these dangers without requiring military or high-cost commercial interventions. The ideal solution will allow ...