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HomeNewsMiscellaneousADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

ADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

November 18, 2009 rockman Miscellaneous Comments Off on ADSC Wants to Know What Concerns You the Most?

Not in the metaphysical sense, but in terms of issues related to drilled shafts. Check out the survey on their homepage.

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Lateral Load Testing of Drilled Shafts For Cable Barriers – ADSC Study

June 25, 2009 rockman Project Related Comments Off on Lateral Load Testing of Drilled Shafts For Cable Barriers – ADSC Study

ADSC published a summary of some research being conducted by the University of Texas, Arlington (UTA) through funding by TxDOT. The research involves the lateral load testing of drilled shafts that are used for cable […]

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October 4, 2021 rockman Available Resources Comments Off on About Drilled Shaft Verticality

Drilled shaft foundations as well as retaining walls such as tangent and secant pile walls typically have a verticality requirement as part of the specifications. These requirements ensure that the moments and stresses in the […]

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DBM Received Two Safety Awards from the International Association of Foundation Drilling

November 2, 2012 rockman Press Releases Comments Off on DBM Received Two Safety Awards from the International Association of Foundation Drilling

SEATTLE.,October 15, 2012—DBM Contractors, Inc. received two safety awards from The International Association of Foundation Drilling (ADSC). DBM was one of only four contractors to receive the award in the U.S. for contractors who perform single projects in excess of $750k and one of only two contractors to receive the Rick Marshall Commitment to Excellence in Safety Award.

DBM Contractors, Inc. was honored for its safety practices with two safety awards from the International Association of Drilling Contractors (ADSC). Pictured with the Rick Marshall Commitment to Excellence in Safety Award are from left to right: Tom Tuozzolo, current Pres of ADSC; DBM representatives; Robert Carnevale, Bryce Niekamp, Jeff Wharton, Ryan Thody and Rick Walsh; and Mike Moore-ADSC Executive Director/CEO.

[Editor] Check out the rest of the press release from DBM Contractors, Inc. [/Editor]

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