Whether onshore or offshore, extensive networks of pipelines, power transmission lines, and infrastructure must be built on changing and unstable geologic conditions called geohazards. Geohazards are major threats to structures, their owners, and communities.
Geosyntec’s geologists, geotechnical engineers, archaeologists, and experts in related fields work around the world to help clients address hazards, safeguard their investments, and protect communities and the natural environment.
Onshore Geohazards
Larges structures such as pipelines, bridges, dams, landfills, tunnels, and transmission lines stretch across varying terrain, cross watercourses, and often encounter many kinds of geohazards.
Upstream, midstream, and downstream oil-and-gas clients turn to Geosyntec to assess and manage geohazards to critical infrastructure.
Offshore Services
Offshore pipelines, power transmission cables for offshore wind, fixed bottom facilities, and related structures are subjected to numerous hazards related to changing and unstable geological conditions.
Clients who build and maintain these large and complex structures trust Geosyntec to assess offshore geohazards using high-resolution geophysical and seismic data.
We prioritize work that will have the biggest impact, spearheading geophysical, geological, and geotechnical site investigations in shallow and deep water, often in areas with complex geology and soil conditions.
