Earth Environmental & Geotechnical are looking for a freelance consultant, to assist the team in Stockport, with geotechnical/contaminated land report writing and supervision of site investigations.

Exciting News - Earth Environmental and Geotechnical are expanding Again! Earth Environmental are delighted to announce that they are soon to expand into the Midlands Area. Adam Czarnecki commented "We are excited about moving into our new location as it will allow the company to meet the needs and demands of our rapidly growing business. This expansion is part of our overall strategy to bring high quality, cost effective and pragmatic Geotechnical Engineering, Mining, Geotechnical and Geological Risk Assessment to our clients throughout the UK.”

Hello I’m Shauna a Geotechnical Engineer. As a consultant at Earth Environmental and Geotechnical I’m often asked about CMRA’s and what they involve. A CMRA is a Coal Mining Risk Assessment and will be required as part of your planning application if your development is in a high risk area.

Earth Environmental & Geotechnical Engineering are excited to announce the opening of our new office in Redcar, North East of England.

High levels of radon can be found in buildings of any type, size or location with occupants unaware of the potential danger unless a specific test has been carried out.

Are your plans undermined? How a Coal Mining Risk Assessment can help. If you’re buying a property or land for development, particularly for a proposed planning application, you need to know whether it’s affected by coal mining activity, Earth Environmental & Geotechnical has completed many Coal Mining Risk Reports for residential, commercial and industrial properties, and has extensive experience in relating these risk assessments to planning applications.

Brownfield sites are considered great for redevelopment of not only housing and commercial buildings, but also as open spaces for recreation, conservation, woodland, and other community areas

Earth Environmental are excited to announce the opening of their new regional offices in Sheffield, expanding the business into Yorkshire.

Coal Mine Shaft Investigation & Treatment, Wigan. As part of a planning application, we developed a Coal Mining Risk Assessment, which highlighted the presence of a suspected abandoned mine shaft on neighbouring land, but close to the development (residential) site boundary.

River Lune - An electricity cable, currently embedded within a Victorian Aqueduct is planned to be diverted beneath the River Lune.

Due to our continued expansion Earth Environmental & Geotechnical have a new larger and more prestigious office in Reading Berkshire.

All of our staff have recently completed First Aid Training and a H100 course that allows us to work on live electricity substation sites.

Due to our continued expansion we have moved to larger and more prestigious Regus operated offices, Houldsworth Mill Business & Arts Centre, on the outskirts of Stockport. Houldsworth Mill, also known as Reddish Mill, is a former mill…

Well the New Year has started at a fast pace with the continuation of a busy schedule of work from the previous year. Our staff numbers have increased with the very welcome addition of two members of staff, James Myles and Emma Khadun.

As a result of our busy workload we have recently engaged Jayne Carrick to assist with our expansion plans. Jayne is a very experienced environmental, remediation and sustainability specialist and is currently involved in a number of pre-acquisition geoenvironmental studies, site investigations, sustainability reports and wind farm projects.

It is that time of year when you start to reflect on the year gone by and prepare budgets for the following year. 2013 was a good year for all of us at Earth Environmental & Geotechnical. We secured a large number of contracts (200 in total), which took us to all parts of England, Scotland and Wales.