No-Dig Award 2006
Jun 26, 2006
Entries are invited for the N0-DIG AWARDS for 2006, to be presented at International No-Dig 2006 Brisbane 29 October 2 November 2006.
- Academic research project or training aid/course
- Trenchless project completed
- New machine, tool, material, system or technique introduced
- Student or young professional paper*
The judges will be asked to consider:
- Does the entry make a contribution to the advancement of trenchless technology world-wide
- Does the entry contribute to protecting the environment and/or reduce social costs?
- Are the above benefits clear from the entry?
- Is the entry innovative, ingenious, elegant or novel?
- Is the entry commercially and economically practicable?
- Will the award make an impact with the media, decision-makers and the general public?
- Will the award impress ISTT members?
- Has the entry been well explained and presented?
- improved economy and competitiveness of trenchless installation;
- length of speed of drive for installation, replacement or renovation;
- accuracy or size of installation;
- materials used;
- ground conditions successfully dealt with;
- improved acceptability for clients, operators and/or the environment;
- underground detection, recording and mapping of obstacles, both natural and man-made;
- safety; matters related to training in the field of trenchless work.
Closing date for entries to the ISTT at info@istt.co.uk by 21 July 2006
Web: http://www.istt.com
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