Field Experience

Selected work.
Exact scope.

Representative projects showing how Auger Foundation Specialties approaches foundations, infrastructure, equipment support, and complex field assignments.

Project facts are reviewed before publication.

Locations, customers, measurements, methods, and photographs are used only when they can be matched to the work. Confidential information stays private, and Auger’s scope is separated from work performed or supplied by others.

Selected Work

Different conditions.
Defined responsibilities.

These examples are not a complete project list. They show the range of assignments Auger can evaluate and execute when the scope, site, equipment, and safety requirements are understood.

01
Deep Foundation · 2022

12′ × 80′ Monopole Foundation

Patterson, Louisiana

Structure185-ft monopole
ConditionsGroundwater approximately 2 ft below grade
MethodSlurry drilling and casing
ReinforcementSingle onsite cage exceeding 30,000 lb

A deep, large-diameter foundation planned around groundwater, excavation stability, reinforcement handling, access, and concrete placement. Anchor bolts and the template were supplied by others.

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Crew working beside a newly set steel transmission pole
02

Power Infrastructure

Livingston Transmission Work

Livingston Parish, Louisiana

Slurry foundation work associated with anchor-bolt and direct-burial structures. Auger’s 20-ton National boom truck handled rebar cages, supported tremie pipe, and assisted with steel transmission-pole setting.

Slurry FoundationsRebar HandlingTremie SupportPole Setting Support
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New light structure at LSU soccer field
03 · Sports Infrastructure

LSU Soccer Field

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Project work supporting a new light structure at LSU’s soccer field.

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Vehicle positioned on a stacked-container rescue training tower
04 · Specialty Construction · 2020

Roco Rescue Training Tower

Baton Rouge, Louisiana

A five-person crew used Auger’s 20-ton National boom truck to position and temporarily secure a damaged vehicle about 30 ft high on a stacked-container training structure.

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Helical pile installation for a communications-support foundation in Chauvin
05

Helical Foundation

Communications Support Foundation

Chauvin, Louisiana

A three-person crew installed one round-shaft helical pile to approximately 14 ft using a skid steer with a hydraulic drive-motor attachment. The pile supported a communications structure and was installed to engineer-provided plans.

Round-Shaft PileApprox. 14 ftThree-Person CrewEngineer-Provided Plans
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Safety Throughout the Work

The controls follow
the assignment.

Every project has a different combination of ground conditions, utilities, equipment, lifting, access, personnel, adjacent operations, and changing conditions. Those factors are evaluated with the scope—not separated from it.

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Responsible Project Records

Evidence before claims.

Matched MediaPhotographs are assigned only when the project and scope can be identified.
Verified DetailsMeasurements, dates, methods, and equipment are reviewed before they become public claims.
Scope BoundariesCustomer-furnished items and work by other contractors remain clearly separated from Auger’s role.
ConfidentialityPrivate customers, addresses, and restricted project information are not published.

Discuss Your Project

Start with the scope,
plans, and conditions.

Auger can review drilled foundations, helical piles, power and infrastructure work, towers, poles, signs, equipment support, demolition, municipal assignments, land preparation, and other specialty construction.

Include when available

  • Project location and schedule
  • Plans, specifications, and foundation schedule
  • Geotechnical report and groundwater information
  • Site access, utilities, and operating restrictions
  • Equipment, lifting, and material-handling needs
  • Customer-furnished materials and assigned responsibilities
  • Safety, testing, inspection, and documentation requirements
  • Photographs of the site and existing conditions