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Results

  • Slope stabilised with minimal disruption to traffic and local residents

  • Health and safety risks mitigated effectively through collaborative planning

  • Project delivered within programme despite contamination and space constraints

  • Positive community and client feedback on delivery and communication

  • Recognised as a Finalist at the 2025 CCNZ Construction Awards

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Solution

  • Installed soil nails, anchored mesh, and a reinforced shotcrete wall to stabilise the slope

  • Used scaffold-mounted and excavator-mounted rigs alongside wagon drills for drilling in tight spaces

  • Built scaffold platforms to support upper-level shotcreting

  • Partnered with ENGEO and WCC to safely manage asbestos removal and monitoring

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Challenges

  • Extremely limited space for equipment staging and traffic management

  • Active road directly below the work zone required controlled traffic flow

  • Unexpected asbestos contamination demanded specialist handling

Anchored mesh and shotcrete slope stabilisation

Project

Overview

Lennel Road in Wellington required slope stabilisation to protect both an active roadway below and residential properties above. Wellington City Council engaged Geovert to design and install an anchored mesh system combined with a shotcrete wall. The works were complicated by asbestos contamination and the site’s confined urban location.

Lennel Road Slope Stabilisation | NZ

Anchored mesh and shotcrete wall solution in constrained urban environment
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