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GSI Engineering Explained: What is the Non-Frame Method?
The Non-Frame Method is a slope protection solution that provides dependable reinforcement while allowing much of the natural landscape to remain visible. In the fifth episode of our GSI Engineering Explained series, we provide a quick overview of what the Non-Frame Method is, how it works, and why it is used for projects where both…
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Service Spotlight: Non-Frame Method
Not every slope protection system relies on concrete. In locations where long-term stability and a more natural appearance are priorities, the Non-Frame Method offers a different approach that allows the landscape to recover over time. ✔️ What It DoesThe Non-Frame Method uses rock bolts, base plates, and wire ropes to provide internal support. Unlike framed…
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Meet the Team: Jose Sherwin Samora
Behind every successful engineering project is a great deal of coordination beyond the construction site. As GSI’s Liaison Officer, Jose Sherwin Samora helps keep projects moving by processing documents, coordinating with government agencies, and facilitating the transactions that support day-to-day operations. Sherwin’s journey with GSI began in 1996. Since then, he has earned the trust…
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GSI Engineering Explained: What are Lattice Beams?
Lattice beam systems provide structural reinforcement for slopes while allowing vegetation to establish naturally, making them an effective solution for long-term slope protection and erosion control. In the fourth episode of our GSI Engineering Explained series, we provide a quick overview of what lattice beams are, how they work, and why they are used on…
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The GSI Way: Our Core Values
Behind every successful project is more than technical expertise. It is guided by the principles that shape how engineers, field personnel, and project teams approach their work every day. This short video introduces the three core values that have guided Ground Specialists, Inc. for more than 30 years: Integrity, Adaptability, and Energy. Watch the video…
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Meet the Team: Engr. Aaron Paul Maclang
Successful engineering projects depend not only on work in the field, but also on careful planning and coordination behind the scenes. As a Project Engineer and Project Control Engineer, Engr. Aaron Paul Maclang helps keep projects on track by supporting documentation, project approvals, billing, shop drawings, and computer-aided design work throughout each stage of construction.…
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GSI Engineering Explained: What are Erosion Control Mats?
Erosion control mats are a practical solution for protecting exposed soil while encouraging healthy vegetation growth. In the third episode of our GSI Engineering Explained series, we provide a quick overview of what erosion control mats are, how they work, and why they play an important role in sustainable slope protection. Watch the video below…
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Core Value Spotlight: Energy
Great engineering doesn’t happen behind a desk alone. It takes early mornings, long days in the field, and the determination to keep moving forward through changing weather, difficult terrain, and demanding project conditions. At Ground Specialists, Inc., energy is more than hard work. It’s the commitment our people bring to every project. From engineers and…
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Reliable Geotechnical Engineering Solutions for Slope Stabilization and Protection
When unstable slopes threaten roads, infrastructure, and project sites, reliable geotechnical engineering solutions become critical. For 35 years, Ground Specialists, Inc. has helped protect roads, developments, industrial facilities, and critical infrastructure across the Philippines through specialized slope stabilization, shotcreting, drilling works, and geohazard mitigation. From challenging terrain to complex subsurface conditions, GSI provides durable solutions…
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GSI Engineering Explained: What are Gabions?
Gabions are a proven solution for slope protection, erosion control, and retaining structures, combining structural stability with natural drainage. In the second episode of our GSI Engineering Explained series, we provide a quick overview of what gabions are, how they work, and why they remain a trusted choice for a wide range of geotechnical and…
