Trenchless Insights – Engineering Below the Surface

In the world of modern infrastructure, going underground doesn’t mean going unnoticed. Trenchless engineering is revolutionising how we install, repair, and replace pipelines and utilities, minimizing surface disruption while maximising efficiency and innovation.

This page is is your go-to source for insights into trenchless engineering, construction, and innovation. From horizontal directional drilling (HDD) and hammering to microtunneling and auger boring, we explore the methods, materials, and machinery that make no-dig solutions possible.

Whether you’re in the field managing construction crews or in the office refining designs, you’ll find practical knowledge, technical deep-dives, and real-world case studies that uncover the challenges, celebrate the successes, highlight the evolving standards, and share the knowledge that drives the future of underground infrastructure.

FAQs

Read some of our Frequently Asked Questions about Trenchless engineering technology and methods.

Trenchless Terminology

Common terminology used is trenchless engineering.

Trenched vs. Trenchless Methods

Trenching and trenchless methods are two fundamentally different approaches to excavating and installing underground utilities or pipelines.

Inclination & Azimuth

Inclination and azimuth are terms used in steering navigation to describe the orientation and direction of objects or points in space, with respect to a reference plane.

Engineering Registration

Registration schemes are in place to ensure a high standard of engineering competence and professional experience.