The EFFC’s activities are organised into five Working Groups and four Task Groups;

Technical Working Group

The Group reviews European standards and discusses the technical execution of specialist geotechnical works for foundations.

The Technical Working Group also has three associated Task Groups;

• EFFC/DFI Concrete Task Group
  The Group was formed in 2014 to address the issues that contractors experience on site with modern concrete mixes.
• EFFC/DFI Support Fluids Task Group
  The Support Fluid Task Group was established in 2017 to investigate the preparation, characteristics and testing of support fluids.
• EFFC/DFI NDT Guide Task Group
  The EFFC/DFI Non-Destructive Testing Technical Group (NDT TG) develops international guidance, best practices, and technical recommendations for the application and quality assurance of non-destructive testing methods in deep foundations and geotechnical construction.

Sustainability Working Group

This is the newest Working Group to form out of the EFFC. Its focus is to improve levels of sustainability within the geotechnical industry.

The Sustainability Working Group has one associated Task Group:

• EFFC/DFI Carbon Calculator Task Group Working Group
  This group developed a standardised tool called the Foundation CO2 Calculator which calculates the carbon footprint of deep foundation and ground improvement works. The Task Group was set up to build and promote the calculator.
• EFFC-DFI Sustainability Guides Task Group – EFFC

Contracts Working Group

The Contracts Working Group looks at the commercial issues that are commonly experienced across Europe.

Health and Safety Working Group

The EFFC Health and Safety Working Group work to improve levels of health and safety during the execution of geotechnical and foundation works.

AI Working Group

The EFFC AI Working Group explores the opportunities, risks and practical applications of Artificial Intelligence within the foundation and geotechnical sector. The group supports knowledge sharing between member companies and national federations and focuses on areas such as automation, data analysis, safety and responsible use of AI in engineering and construction activities.