Geoconsult is a privately owned New Zealand engineering consultancy established in 2009, specialising in the fields of geotechnical engineering and engineering geology.
Geoconsult provides affordable geotechnical services with quick turnarounds, primarily to the New Zealand market, with a focus on delivering practical, cost efficient solutions to our clients. Our client base includes local government, developers, contractors, private individuals and other consultants.
With over 15 staff members between our offices in Auckland, Christchurch, Tauranga, Hamilton and Whangarei our team of professional Geotechnical Engineers and Engineering Geologists have a wide range of experience and expertise within both the geotechnical and geological professions.
The Geoconsult team includes Chartered Professional Engineers (CPEng) with current registered memberships of IPENZ (The Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand), the Geological Society of London (GSL), the New Zealand Geotechnical Society (NZGS), The International Society for Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering and the International Society of Rock Mechanics.
Marco is a geotechnical engineer with over 25 years of experience in the profession.
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Phil is a Chartered Professional Engineer with approximately 40 years experience.
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Warren is the geotechnical team leader in our Christchurch office.
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Kevin is a geotechnical engineer and Chartered Geologist with over 23 years experience.
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Bryce is a geotechnical engineer with over 25 years in geotechnical site work.
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Evan is an engineering geologist and currently runs our Northland office.
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Project: Kopiko Road, Titirangi – Road Slip
Client: Auckland Transport
Date: April 2011 – August 2011
Project Description: Geoconsult provided a preliminary geotechnical assessment within 24 hours of being notified of the slip, a relatively large deep seated underslip associated with a gully feature. This consisted of a walkover survey, photographic record and identification of the slip failure mechanism and risk category.
Project: Papakura Stormwater Upgrades (4 Catchments -Central Papakura) – Public Stormwater
Client: Auckland Council
Date: April 2010 – December 2011
Project Description: Geoconsult was engaged to provide ground investigations and geotechnical advice for the Central Papakura area over a number of stormwater catchments, the significant depths of weak alluvial soils including extensive Peat deposits and the proposed open cut trenching pipe installation
Project: Henderson Creek (Central Park Drive to Sherwood Park Reserve) – Public Water main
Client: Watercare Services Ltd
Date: September 2012
Project Description: Geoconsult was engaged to undertake ground investigation works to identify the feasibility of various proposed directional drill route options and associated ground related risks for replacement of a leaking water main which supplies Te-Atatu.
Project: Kopiko Road, Titirangi – Road Slip
Client: Auckland Transport
Date: April 2011 – August 2011
Project Description: Geoconsult provided a preliminary geotechnical assessment within 24 hours of being notified of the slip, a relatively large deep seated underslip associated with a gully feature. This consisted of a walkover survey, photographic record and identification of the slip failure mechanism and risk category.
Project: Papakura Stormwater Upgrades (4 Catchments -Central Papakura) – Public Stormwater
Client: Auckland Council
Date: April 2010 – December 2011
Project Description: Geoconsult was engaged to provide ground investigations and geotechnical advice for the Central Papakura area over a number of stormwater catchments, the significant depths of weak alluvial soils including extensive Peat deposits and the proposed open cut trenching pipe installation
Project: Henderson Creek (Central Park Drive to Sherwood Park Reserve) – Public Water main
Client: Watercare Services Ltd
Date: September 2012
Project Description: Geoconsult was engaged to undertake ground investigation works to identify the feasibility of various proposed directional drill route options and associated ground related risks for replacement of a leaking water main which supplies Te-Atatu.
