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Article	Type	Published Date	Rating
Trade associations. Understanding and supporting them Brian Stringer highlights the role of trade associations in the modern drilling industry	Magazine Article	21 Dec 2010	0 Stars
Drilling down under Independent drilling consultant Jervis Sparks tells GDI what it is really like to work under the mining super tax	Headline Article	18 Oct 2010	0 Stars
Ingetrol expands portable rigs Ingetrol has expanded its line of portable drilling rigs to align the need for larger core samples and deeper holes, while at the same time offering a smaller, more economical rig, without compromising on quality.	Headline Article	18 Oct 2010	0 Stars
Shedding light on core logging Brian Curtiss, Phoebe Hauff & Robert Agar look at advancing core logging using reflectance spectroscopy	Magazine Article	18 Oct 2010	0 Stars
Energold targets 1,000m drill Mining companies, whether junior, mid-tier or senior, are faced with numerous challenges when evaluating and implementing their exploration strategies.	Headline Article	18 Oct 2010	0 Stars
When the going gets tough Peggy McGee, president of the National Drilling Association and US-based Ranger Consulting gives her top tips for weathering the global economic downturn	Magazine Article	14 Sep 2010	0 Stars
Safety measures improve to beat soil, rock pitfalls David Gibson, BAM Ritchies business development manager, discusses some recent developments in rock and soil slope stabilisation and protection	Magazine Article	06 Sep 2010	0 Stars
Buyers beware! How responsible are you? Per Karschowski, director of Western, Central and Eastern Europe, at Achilles Group, highlights the risks and misconceptions surrounding health and safety issues, and second and third-tier suppliers – particularly pertinent to the construction sector	Magazine Article	05 Aug 2010	0 Stars
Taking action to avoid cable strikes RSK Group deputy chairman Peter Witherington discusses the steps needed to help eliminate damage to cables and utilities	Magazine Article	16 Jun 2010	0 Stars
Raising one’s guard Donald Lamont, HM principal specialist inspector at the Health & Safety Executive, outlines the UK government’s policy on rig guarding	Magazine Article	15 Apr 2010	0 Stars
UK bid to hit heat targets by 2020 THE Environment Agency report ‘Ground source heating and cooling pumps: state of play and future trends’ was commissioned to assess the role ground-source heating and cooling pumps could play in meeting the UK’s renewable energy targets.	Magazine Article	16 Feb 2010	0 Stars
Rebranding at Bachy Soletanche keeps grasp on existing strengths 'Green shoots of recovery’, ‘bounce-back’, ‘recovery around the corner’, ‘return to growth’, or more relevant for our sector, ‘light at the end of the tunnel’ – these are all statements we frequently hear in the media	Magazine Article	30 Sep 2009	0 Stars
Fresh soil guideline values fail to hit the mark for most applications For those involved in investigations and assessments of contaminated land, the lack of authoritative UK soil guideline values (SGVs) has been the cause of much frustration over the past seven years.	Feature Article	21 Aug 2009	0 Stars
Åccess all areas How web mapping means more people accessing the right information, by Dominic Jukes, geospatial channel manager, Autodesk	Company Profile Article	21 May 2009	0 Stars
No subsidence in quality with ASUSplus Ifor Roberts, chairman of ASUCplus, outlines his expectations for the subsidence sector in the coming year	Magazine Article	20 Apr 2009	0 Stars
Ground-source systems need a regulatory framework Dr Ric Horobin, water and environment director at Zenith International Ltd, says ground-source heat-pump systems face future regulatory pressures that require solutions	Comment Article	17 Dec 2008	0 Stars
No train, no gain EQUIPE Training Ltd has been officially introduced to the industry with an open day at its offices and training facilities, ‘The Drilling Academy’, on The Upton House Estate, near Banbury, Oxfordshire.	Comment Article	26 Nov 2008	0 Stars
On the safe side Larry Gibel president of the US National Drilling Association outlines some initiatives it is pursuing to improve safety on drill sites	Magazine Article	01 Aug 2008	0 Stars

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