Geotech

Geotech, short for geotechnical engineering, is a branch of engineering that studies the Earth’s materials—like soil and rock—to determine how they behave under various conditions. It helps design foundations for buildings, roads, and bridges by assessing stability, strength, and drainage. Geotechnical engineers conduct site investigations, perform laboratory tests, and analyze data to ensure structures are safe, durable, and suitable for their environment. Their work is essential for preventing foundation failures and managing earth-related risks, ultimately ensuring that construction projects are built on solid, stable ground.