Small scale geophysics has been utilised in many ways and many locations over the years, some for exploration, safety, updating records and of course archaeology. This week's reports on the 4,500 year old Durrington Walls “Superhenge” near Stonehenge in Wiltshire, is truly a fabulous find aided by the some of the same techniques that Geotec Surveys use in underground mapping across the UK and further afield, as shown in the below photograph.
Following our audit in July, GEOTEC Surveys recorded an average score of 99% for our onsite procedures and an average score of 94% for our in-house Management Systems.
A farm in Lincolnshire had a lucky escape when a farm worker struck and fractured a gas pipeline, causing a major gas leak, the Health & Safety Executive (HSE) reported.
