Construction Materials Testing
SERVICES
GTS offers construction materials testing for various industries including:
- road & rail infrastructure
- industrial & residential sub-divisions
- concrete industrial & residential
- renewable energy infrastructure
Our CMT technicians are highly-experienced across a range of projects.
GTS is NATA accredited and offers both onsite field testing and laboratory testing at our Bendigo, Echuca and Ballarat locations.
Should you require, we have Geotechnical consulting services available to compliment our construction materials testing services.
GTS delivers quality CMT testing on-time and on-budget to Australian and International Standards.
CMT project portfolio
GTS has worked on various large-scale projects, such as:
- Melbourne to Shepparton & Ararat to Maryborough Rail Upgrades
- Stockyard Hill Wind Farm & Bulgana Green Power Hub
- Murray Valley Hwy, Midland Hwy, Calder Hwy & Echuca-Moama Bridge Projects
- Fosterville Gold Mine & Maldon Goldfield Expansions
- Sugarloaf Pipeline & Paringa Pipeline Projects
- Koondrook – Perricoota Forest Levee Bank Project
CMT testing
GTS performs a wide range of CMT testing, both in-field and laboratory tests in concrete, soil and aggregates. To see our full range of accredited tests, check out our NATA page.
Construction materials testing for roads
GTS performs all CMT tests related to road works and pavements. To see our full range of accredited tests, check out our NATA page.
Construction materials testing for rail
GTS has provided CMT testing for various large rail projects. To see our full range of accredited tests, check out our NATA page.
Construction materials testing for wind farms
GTS has worked on various wind farm projects. To see our full range of accredited tests, check out our NATA page.
What is construction materials testing?
Construction materials testing is the process of testing both ground conditions and building materials throughout the infrastructure building life-cycle to maintain integrity of materials used and adherence to international standards.
Geotechnical engineers will often order and consult on the results of construction materials testing, as will structural engineers, civil engineers, project managers, builders and architects.
Construction materials testing is carried out by a qualified CMT technician either at the project site, at a mobile laboratory or at an established laboratory facility, depending on the tests being carried out.
