Mass earthmoving
Move high volumes of soil, rock or backfill material across sometimes wide and constrained areas.
Water & energy
Dams, reservoirs, hydropower structures, embankments, basins and access roads require a robust jobsite organization. SEM machines support key phases: moving earth volumes, preparing platforms, shaping backfill, compacting layers and keeping access roads operational.
Priority uses
Move high volumes of soil, rock or backfill material across sometimes wide and constrained areas.
Prepare platforms, structure surroundings, retention areas and access to successive jobsite phases.
Organize layers, shape slopes and ensure regular surfaces before compaction.
Stabilize backfill, platforms and internal roads to secure traffic and long-term jobsite durability.
Jobsite productivity
Water infrastructure projects combine large volumes, slope constraints, water management, temporary access roads and compaction requirements. The value of a SEM fleet is its ability to connect preparation, movement, leveling and stabilization without disrupting the jobsite rhythm.
Selection checkpoints
Selection method
Identify wet areas, bearing capacity, slope, drainage and access constraints before sizing the fleet.
Measure cut, fill, borrow materials and travel distances between key areas.
Organize leveling, layer thickness and compaction to reach the required stability.
Plan road maintenance, parts and machine follow-up during the phases where stoppages cost most.
Share your volumes, water constraints and stability objectives with your SEM distributor to build a coherent configuration.