Burrier Road Landslide Remediation

The project required the excavation and beneficial reuse of approximately 4,000 tonnes of material from the site. To stabilize the embankment, we fabricated and installed 1,300 cubic meters of gabion baskets, providing a durable structure. Additionally, 78 passive soil nails and 32 micro piles were installed, complemented by an associated capping beam. This formed the foundation for reconstructing 600 meters of road pavement, applying a two-coat seal, and installing new guard rails.

Despite the challenges of working in height-restricted conditions, all works were successfully carried out without the need for full road closures. The project was completed safely, ensuring minimal disruption to road users and efficiently restoring the road infrastructure in Burrier. This remediation effort enhances the resilience of the local transport network, contributing to the region’s ongoing recovery from natural disasters.