Civil Engineering and Construction

Civil Engineers are of vital importance in mine development and ore extraction settings. There’s a lot of stuff (like mining shafts, bridges, and reservoirs among others) that needs to be constructed and a lot that requires extensive analysis and study. Among the many Civil Engineering services that are required during a mine life cycle are included: Survey and detection of maximum mineral availability, Rock quality index and testing, Demolition and setting charges, Testing and extraction from ore, Management of project affected people (PEP), studying and analyzing maps, geological or topological data, blueprints, and survey reports, Project Management, Building of mining rails and transportation of material, Safety and construction of underground mines, Propping of nearby buildings if any, and feasibility studies on the sites. At Action B we house both the engineering capabilities and resources to take care of the variety of the Civil Engineering needs at your mining site. The many sub-services under our Civil Engineering services are included. Here are services that you can contact Action B now for:

- Site Development - Heavy Civil Construction - Roads Maintenance& Paved Surfaces - Landfills, Liners & Capping’s - Concrete Structures - Retaining Walls - Storage facilities - Bulk Earthworks - Runways - Water Treatment Plants - Reservoirs and Bridges.

Why work with Action B

Civil engineering and construction service is a type of service that involves the planning, design, and execution of building and infrastructure projects. Civil engineering and construction service providers can offer various solutions for different types of projects, such as residential, commercial, industrial, public, or environmental.

Civil engineering and construction service can cover a wide range of activities, such as:

Site investigation and surveying: This involves the collection and analysis of data about the physical and geological conditions of the project site, such as soil, rock, water, vegetation, and climate.
Structural engineering: This involves the design and analysis of the structural elements of the project, such as foundations, columns, beams, walls, floors, roofs, bridges, dams, tunnels, and more.
Geotechnical engineering: This involves the study and application of the engineering behavior of earth materials, such as soil and rock.
Hydraulic engineering: This involves the design and management of water resources and systems, such as rivers, lakes, reservoirs, canals, pipelines, pumps, irrigation, drainage, flood control, hydroelectric power, and more.
Transportation engineering: This involves the planning, design, operation, and maintenance of transportation systems and facilities, such as roads, highways.

Safety Research

Infrastructure is of vital importance in the development of any community without exception. Action B makes the difference by seeking the safety not only of its employees but also of the works thus built for their durability by following the latest safety instructions according to the 5 zones of research in civil engineering of Florida Stem University.