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A Deeper Look at Excavating Underwater

A
Caterpillar excavator with a 4-cubic-yard clamshell performs some of the
heavy-duty digging on the river bottom. 

When Hanover Engineering began work on a 20-mile long sewer project estimated at $18 million, they knew it wouldn’t be easy, especially due to the subsurface rock on the trench lines.

by Daniel C. Brown

Plan for a Successful Demo Project

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When Hanover Engineering began work on a 20-mile long sewer project estimated at $18 million, they knew it wouldn’t be easy, especially due to the subsurface rock on the trench lines.

by Michael R. Taylor

Machines Ease Site Cleanup

One
of Sevenson’s primary uses for its JCB telehandlers is in the yard at the
Niagara Falls headquarters. They use the machines to move equipment and unload
materials.

N.Y. firm turns to skid steers, telehandlers to get down and dirty when restoring contaminated sites

by Jessica Simpson

INDUSTRY DIRT: JANUARY 2012

Tests
show the Earthbound gel log is not harmful to aquatic life.

Studies show polymer product used on jobsites safe for aquatic life.

Seeking an Underground View

Hanover
uses the Seeker SPR to analyze the subsurface rock, instead of boring holes
every 30 feet.

When Hanover Engineering began work on a 20-mile long sewer project estimated at $18 million, they knew it wouldn’t be easy, especially due to the subsurface rock on the trench lines.

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