Decharacterization of geotechnical structures

Context

Development of studies, design work and environmental monitoring related to the de-characterization of geotechnical structures in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

Methodology

For the development of these services and to meet the demands of the Customer, a robust multidisciplinary team was selected to operate in company with strong technical expertise and different levels of seniority dedicated to complying with the regulations and legislation related to the theme as issued by the different regulatory bodies involved. in company com forte expertise técnica e diferentes níveis de senioridade dedicada ao atendimento às determinações e legislação relacionada ao tema emanada pelos diferentes órgãos reguladores envolvidos. in company com forte expertise técnica e diferentes níveis de senioridade dedicada ao atendimento às determinações e legislação relacionada ao tema emanada pelos diferentes órgãos reguladores envolvidos.

Results

Meeting environmental demands with the integration of teams and the management of projects and processes, providing enhanced performance and added value to the customer's business.

Status

In progress

Year

2020

Category

Management

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