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August 20, 2008 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on Tight Pipe Supplies Pinch Drillers

 

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October 29, 2008 rockman In Memoriam Comments Off on Drill Rig Fatality – Removed

This post was removed at the request of the victim’s family. Please see a subsequent apology.

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March 4, 2011 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on HP16 and HP18 Steel H-piles Now Available

Up until recently, the biggest steel H-Pile section you could get was an HP14 weighing up to 177 lb/ft. But ENR reports that manufacturers are now rolling steel H-Piles in 16 and 18 inch depths. […]

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Retraction and Apology – Drilling Accident in Ontario Canada

October 30, 2008 rockman Rockman's Ramblings Comments Off on Retraction and Apology – Drilling Accident in Ontario Canada

Yesterday I received a forwarded email from a fellow geotechnical engineer and former coworker regarding a fatal accident involving a hollow stem auger drill rig in the Lindsay area of Ontario Canada on October 8th. […]

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