

We believe the companies’ most valuable asset is its employees, who along with other stakeholders and third parties have the right to work in a safe environment. We are also committed to ensure that the highest possible standards of health and safety are achieved in our operations.
To underline commitment to continually improving health and safety performance of these companies, a health and safety management system has been established that meets the requirements of ISO 45001:2018 and other associated standards that the company subscribes to.
Soil Engineering Geoservices Ltd. comply with all applicable health and safety legislation, regulations, approved codes of practice. Furthermore we co-operate fully and maintain open relationships with all regulatory authorities and other interested parties.
Consequently we shall:
This policy, is reviewed annually, is communicated to all employees and persons working on our behalf and is displayed at all of our offices and sites and is made publicly available via our websites.
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Geotechnica 2026 provided another busy showcase of Soil Engineering’s capabilities The two-day event in Warwickshire saw a significant number of Soil Engineering’s leadership team populating the event stand, and even more visitors trying their hand at this year’s event challenge. Mixing fun and serious networking, the reactions game provided a perfect backdrop to discussions on […]
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Sonic Drilling “resonates” at Soil Engineering Geoservices With a recent expansion of our in-house rig fleet from one sonic drilling rig to four, our nationwide drilling capability has never looked better. The acquisition of a second Eijkelkamp Fraste CRS XL140 Duo twin-head rotary/Sonic drilling rig alongside a more compact Eijkelkamp Fraste SRS ML Duo, and […]
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As 2025 draws to a close, and our business travels wind down, we’re reflecting on some of the journeys made throughout the company this yearJourneys to the depths… Our rotary coring crews have been plumbing new depths, with a company record set on Merseyside when a cored borehole reached just over 300m, recovering 105mm core […]
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