Setting Out
Setting Out
3D Laser Scanning
Our setting out surveys involve placing markers in the ground to act as accurate reference points for a construction project. These can be used to guide the construction of new buildings, roads and other structures. By ensuring that construction is carried out in exact accordance with the design drawings, setting out surveys ensure the success of your project.
Our setting out surveys involve placing markers in the ground to act as accurate reference points for a construction project. These can be used to guide the construction of new buildings, roads and other structures. By ensuring that construction is carried out in exact accordance with the design drawings, setting out surveys ensure the success of your project.
We use the latest laser scanning technology to create a 3D point cloud and high definition image. This detailed information can then be modelled to produce an enhanced deliverable in a format our clients can use. By creating a highly accurate 3D model, we provide our clients with the ability to compare the proposed design with the actual construction. Identifying errors and design constraints at this early stage will save time and money.
Utility Surveying
Utility Surveying
Utility Surveying
Utility Surveying
Utility Surveying
PAS:128
PAS:128 is the British Standards Institution (BSI) specification for utility detection, designed to establish a consistent standard for detecting utilities and minimising the risk of misinterpretation of survey reports. This overarching specification sets a clear benchmark for utility surveys, reducing the need for clients to interpret the data.
A key feature of PAS:128 is its emphasis on data accuracy. Utilities are categorised with confidence codes that indicate the millimetre-level accuracy of the survey. This coding enhances safety by providing workers with a clearer understanding of the location and potential locations of utilities, along with a range of accuracy to assist in their search.
The reports generated from PAS:128 surveys include comprehensive findings for each pit in the survey area, complete with pictures and digital sketches. This meticulous attention to detail helps minimise disruptions and ensures a safer work environment for everyone on-site.
If you would like to know more about PAS:128, please contact us for more information.
