Soil Remediation
- Pipeline Installations
- Water/Sewer Installations
- Placing Manholes
- Large Diameter/Pipe Vaults
- Jack and Bore Projects
- Pump & Lift Stations
- Tank Installation
- Municipal Work
- Working Around Existing Utilities
- Vibration Sensitive
- Bedding Material
- Footings
- Covering and Street Excavation
- Cast-in-Place (CIP) Foundations
The process of soil remediation can be a lengthy project. The need to completely separate good soil and bad soil is the key process—and Pro-Tec Equipment has come up with two efficient ways of doing so.
Equipment Needs
Slide Rail Shoring System
One way Pro-Tec Equipment has solved the process of soil remediation is to use our slide rail shoring system. Doing soil remediation with a slide rail system follows the same process as a standard system, but Pro-Tec Equipment's special quad post system enables panels and spreader to be used in multiple directions at the same time. By doing so, the good soil can be kept to one side while the bad soil is removed.
Pro-Brace Hydraulic System
Another way Pro-Tec Equipment has answered the question of how to handle soil remediation is with our Pro-Brace Hydraulic Frame System. The Pro-Brace is a cost-saving system compared to traditional weld and cut systems. With the ability to use a variety of sheet pile, the Pro-Brace Hydraulic Frame System is a product that can be used on a wide range of projects.
Every project is unique, with different depths and other extenuating circumstances, such as: soil conditions, water levels, existing utilities and other parameters. Please contact your local Pro-Tec Trench Shoring and Shielding provider with as many details as possible to ensure you are matched with the best trench shield or shoring equipment to fit your project's particular needs.
Job site photos are strictly intended for general product information only and may not comply with all applicable safety standards. Always refer to manufacturers’ serialized specific tabulated data, O.S.H.A. 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P for excavations and all applicable safety standards prior to each use.