Articles Tagged with ''excavation''

Machine that tumbled into excavated pit March 3 during demolition of a county government office building complex in Washington, Pa., near Pittsburgh, left the operator apparently unhurt, say published reports.

The Interstate 70 Floyd Hill project in Colorado entails rock blasting and wide-ranging stakeholder engagement as crews grapple with granite.

ENR New England’s Specialty Firm of the Year, W.L. French Excavating Corp., weathers an uncertain economy.

The North Billerica, Mass. firm is ENR New England Specialty Contractor of the Year

What is the safety lesson learned from the death of Dominic Herbert?

Extensive excavation highlights Austin project's next round of work to enlarge and upgrade the state government complex.

This 1933 cover photo shows workers maneuvering a bomb into position on a platform in San Francisco Bay, at a very early stage of the Golden Gate Bridge project.

This ominous-looking machine partially immersed in the Missouri River was the world’s largest suction dredge when it was introduced.

ENR is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year. In connection with this milestone we will be showcasing early cover images on a monthly basis.

Finding accurate subsurface surveys of bedrock topography is a time consuming process that can be augmented with A.I., say experts sharing recent success stories.