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Search CAREERS SERVICES PROJECTS ABOUT BLOG Geology Alaska’s complex geologic conditions make it imperative that geologic factors be considered in any engineering endeavor, especially in permafrost areas. R&M identifies geologic conditions and applies professional training and practical experience to develop solutions that can result in significant savings and greater predictability. Our team is expert in conducting surface and subsurface investigations and testing programs to evaluate site conditions for a given project or site. R&M has investigated subsurface conditions for numerous hydroelectric projects and has performed subsurface investigations for buildings, utilities, roads, airports, harbor facilities and other structures and improvements. Our more specialized services include: geologic mapping, terrain unit mapping and route studies, permafrost evaluation, asset management, geologic hazards, rock mechanics, application of geophysics (onshore and offshore), material site selection and assessment, and in-situ testing and instrumentation. Senior Geologist AARON BANKS, CPG abanks@rmconsult.com read Aaron's bio Terrain Unit Mapping for Alaska Standalone Pipeline Prudhoe Bay to Cook Inlet, Alaska Read Case Study DOT&PF Statewide Materials Site Inventory Alaska Read Case Study Bradley Lake Hydroelectric Project: Battle Creek Diversion Homer, Alaska Read Case Study