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    2026 State of Practice seminars: deep foundation QC insights for engineers

    February 18, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    2026 State of Practice seminars: deep foundation QC insights for engineers

    First reported on Geoengineer.org – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Pile Dynamics, Inc. and GRL Engineers, Inc. will run a one-day 2026 “State of Practice” seminar focused on quality control for deep foundations, covering benefits, methods, interpretations, risks and implementation. The programme centres on modern testing and monitoring approaches for driven piles and drilled shafts, including practical guidance on data interpretation and risk management. Geotechnical practitioners can expect applied content directly relevant to foundation load testing, integrity assessment and construction QC procedures.

    Technical Brief

    • Seminar content is structured around explicit categories: Benefits, Methods, Interpretations, Risks and Implementations.

    Our Take

    Within the 26 Geotechnical stories in our database, very few are centred on training and standards rather than specific projects, so Pile Dynamics, Inc and GRL Engineers are positioning themselves more as method-setters than just service providers for 2026.

    Tagging under both ‘Standard/Guideline’ and ‘Safety’ suggests these 2026 seminars are likely to influence how pile testing and monitoring are specified on new Projects, which can give contractors a defensible basis for method selection in disputes or incident reviews.

    For practitioners, structured seminars from equipment and consulting specialists like Pile Dynamics, Inc and GRL Engineers often prefigure updates to recommended practice documents or owner specifications, so attending can be a way to anticipate forthcoming client or regulator expectations rather than reacting after they change.

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