Foundations distribute the load of a building to the ground, ensuring the structure remains stable and safe under various conditions such as shifting soil, earthquakes, or extreme weather.

General civil and building works encompass a broad range of construction and infrastructure activities that form the backbone of modern urban development.

Soil investigation and testing are essential components of construction and geotechnical engineering. These processes evaluate the soil's physical and mechanical properties to ensure that the ground can support the intended structure safely and effectively.

Groundwater drainage works are essential in construction and geotechnical engineering to manage and control groundwater levels, ensuring the stability and safety of structures.

Rock slope rehabilitation involves stabilizing and reinforcing rock slopes to prevent landslides, rockfalls, or erosion, ensuring safety and structural integrity.

Soil slope rehabilitation is essential for stabilizing and protecting soil slopes to prevent erosion, landslides, and structural failures.

Ground anchors are used to stabilize structures, slopes, and retaining walls by transferring tension forces deep into stable ground layers.

Earth retaining structures are designed to hold or support soil at different levels and prevent soil movement or erosion.

Bridge works involve the design, construction, and maintenance of bridges, which are critical infrastructure for connecting places and facilitating transport.

Sewerage systems are ensuring the safe and efficient removal of wastewater and sewage from residential, commercial, and industrial areas.