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Company Profile
The company provides a professional and highly effective groundwater control service, where successful results are assured. We have received praise for our effectiveness and approach to projects. We have the determination and ability to concentrate on the specific needs of individual clients throughout any contract and offer enterprising and cost effective solutions to groundwater problems. With offices in Suffolk and Co. Durham the company is well placed to respond quickly to individual site needs, throughout the UK. Senior members of the company have a wealth of groundwater control experience and are highly skilled in a number of complementary disciplines such as drilling and groundwater modeling: We provide a range of specialist services including: |
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A brief profile of key personnel within
Project Dewatering is as follows: David is a geologist with considerable
experience in methods of groundwater control, analysis and remediation,
both in the UK and overseas. He is well versed in the practical application,
management and maintenance aspects of groundwater control systems. He
is also active in the continuous development of dewatering system design
and installation. Enda is one of the UK's leading hydrologists,
with experience spanning urban drainage design, integrated management
of groundwater and surface water systems and the analysis and management
of risk in hydrological systems. As Professor of Water Resources Engineering
at the University of Newcastle, Enda leads one of Europe's largest and
most successful hydrological research centres. David has been involved in
the drilling industry for 30 years and has worked on many large drilling
contracts throughout the world. David has been involved in major exploration,
abstraction and construction project. In 1992 formed Drilcorp Ltd. As
Managing Director, David has developed Drilcorp to become a very successful.
and highly respected drilling company, particularly within the dewatering
fraternity, as well as a valued corporate member of both the Well Drillers
Association and the British Drilling Association. |