September 2015

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Protecting the coastline in Guernsey required the placement of over 10,000 tonnes of rock armour ranging from 1 to 3 tonnes in size. Using a long reach excavator fitted with rock grapple and machine control system, the rock was used to reinforce an area of reclaimed land and had to move anchor stone along the revetment weighing over 6 tonnes at certain sections.

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November 2020 >
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October 2020 >
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September 2020 >
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August 2020 >
Essential weed cutting campaigns carried out with EA framework contractors across Somerset. Read More
July 2020 >
Slipway Replacement Gravesend 10 days early! Read More
JUNE 2020 >
CAT 345 on Templecombe Rail Blockade Read More
MAY 2020 >
Shoreham River Wall Re-construction Read More
April 2020 >
Emergency Coastal Works in Scotland Read More
March 2020 >
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February 2020 >
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January 2020 >
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