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The Ziordia quarry has an orography formed by limestone rock, with steep slopes as a result of quarrying, and potentially unstable large blocks. The company CRS Ingeniería contacted Bianchini Ingeniero to analyse the situation and possible solutions, and subsequently the company Inaccés Geotècnica Vertical also intervened. One of the main risks was the blocks that could fall from a 40-metre-high, 15-metre-wide mochón, located on one of the quarry's usual passageways. This represented a potential risk for the installations and the workers themselves. Therefore, a series of actions were carried out to stabilise these blocks and protect the area.

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Discovery Bay is a high-end mixed development situated on Lantau Island, New Territories Region. It is privately developed by Hong Kong Resorts Co. Ltd. (HKR) since 1982. Prior to rapid development at Discovery Bay, the existing terrain is mountainous and there has been incidents of debris flow recorded in the past, near to the development area. To address possible debris flow safety concerns, interception structures on hill slopes shall be provided to capture loose debris, safeguard infrastructure and lives in the event of landslip. HKR has awarded the construction works package for the Discovery Bay North Development to China State Construction Engineering (HK) Ltd (CSCE). For the scope of debris flow barrier design, supply and construct, CSCE engaged G And E Co. Ltd. (G&E) as the specialist contractor to come up with the solution which meets the authorities requirements. Rockfall simulations has been performed and the impact energy identified for open hill slope debris flow is 2,000kJ and channelized debris flow is 5,000kJ. The fence will be located near to the coast, beside Sam Pak Wan Bay, hence needs to be able to withstand salt spray attack.

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Given the events following the El Niño phenomenon in 1998, the Nazca Valley has been affected by river overflow and ravines. The high vulnerability to overflowing on the right bank of the natural drain in the Cajuca area of the Nazca district poses a latent danger to the entire population of the populated centers Cajuca I, II, and Buena Fe.

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