Define rock material and excavation limits
Provide photographs, available investigation and the approximate extent of the rock involved. Show the target excavation or removal boundary and identify what must remain. Avoid assigning a production rate or assuming suitability solely from a photograph.
Show equipment and broken-rock handling space
Explain the access route, floor or ground levels and the room available around the work. Tell the office about adjoining structures and the project’s site restrictions. How fragmented material will be handled and removed is a separate planning consideration.
Review rock-splitting suitability
Rock splitting is considered against the actual material and site conditions. Share the project’s requirements and alternatives already being reviewed by its advisers. The enquiry should define the required result and responsibilities, allowing the office to discuss a suitable scope.
Your enquiry checklist
- Photographs and available rock information
- Excavation/removal boundary and quantities
- Equipment access and adjoining constraints
- Fragment handling and disposal arrangements
Send what you know and identify details still being confirmed. These guides help describe a project; the agreed site-specific scope determines the work.