In order to determine the protection system, visual and manual tests are necessary to identify the type of soil.
If site conditions change, the soil will need to be reevaluated.
Employees working on excavations must be trained in four soil types stable rock, Type A, Type B, and Type C..
Among the soil classifications, Type A is the most stable.
There are many types of granular, non-cohesive soils, including gravel, similar to crushed rock silt loam sandy loam disturbed soils, except those classified as Type C soils..
Granular soils sand, or loamy sand submerged soil or soil from which water seeps freely and unstable submerged rock are examples...
In excavations 5 feet or deeper, sloping, benching, or other cave-in protection systems must be used.
registered engineer shall design the slope or bench...
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