Digital Surveys and Remote Asset Monitoring Solutions

Our Topographical Digital Surveys provide accurate and detailed maps of your land surface, supporting you with all stages of your project.

From coordinates for bridges to detailed Digital Land Surveys for sewerage outfalls, our specialists are experienced in a wide range of construction operations.

We use various systems and survey types to prepare your technical drawings, ensuring they’re tailored to your project, including:

• Complex engineering surveying

• Structural monitoring

• Traditional Topographic Surveys

• Railway surveys

• 3D point cloud scanning and modelling

• BIM modelling

• Setting out
• 3D CAD modelling and visualisations

Our Bathymetric Surveys and underwater scour inspections accurately plot your seafloor, creating precise nautical charts for every project stage.

We use various survey techniques to record riverbed profiles and monitor their development over time, giving valuable data to understand riverbed behaviours.

Our survey teams use standard topographical survey techniques, plus GPS-based survey equipment with depth sounders. For example, we may use a standard ranging rod with a GPS receiver, or an echo sounder attached to a boat. We can also provide remote marine asset monitoring to detect scour, which is conducted following BA 74/06 guidelines.

Sonar Surveys offer comprehensive mapping of underwater structures, such as bridges, and pipelines which may need inspecting more closely.

These surveys construct detailed images to specifically assess structure condition, even in the most complex environments.

We use MS1000 software for sonar data which correlates to known geographic coordinates or a relative grid. GPS provides the accuracy needed for positioning the sonar and allows the operator to record targets with associated coordinates effectively. All exported data will be tailored to your unique requirements, including geo-referenced survey plots, images, and defects.

Acoustic Imaging is a non-invasive survey method used to detect and map sound waves within infrastructure, such as vibrations.

It involves the use of a microphone to identify ultrasound and produce real-time images of sound waves that may be undetectable without the use of technology.

This can help provide insight into potential issues such as gas and air leaks within a structure, as the sound is mapped in real-time this allows engineers to precisely identify the location of the structural issue.

Our team has extensive expertise in Special Access Support systems such as Rope Access, Confined Space Entry, and underwater inspection techniques – so we can reach structures that would be difficult to access.

We work across a variety of sectors including railways, highways, large construction sites and civil structures. Regardless of your environment or your environment and Digital Surveying needs, we’re here to support you.