Construction

A survey and engineering company plays a crucial role in supporting clients in the construction industry.  Here are some ways they can assist:

• Site Selection and Route Planning:
• Help identify suitable locations for construction projects, considering factors like terrain, accessibility, and environmental impact.
• Assess potential routes for roads, highways, and utility lines, ensuring efficient transportation and infrastructure development.

• Construction Layout and Staking:
• Provide precise measurements and markings during construction, ensuring that structures are built according to design specifications.
• Stake out locations for buildings, roads, bridges, and other infrastructure components.

• As-Built Surveys:
• After construction, we create accurate as-built surveys, documenting the actual dimensions and positions of structures.
• These surveys help verify compliance with regulations and serve as a reference for maintenance and future modifications.

• Topographic Surveys:
• Map the natural features of a site, including elevation, contours, and vegetation.
• This information guides design decisions, drainage planning, and earthwork calculations.

• Utility Mapping:
• Locate underground utilities (water, gas, electricity, etc.) to prevent accidental damage during construction.
• Accurate utility mapping ensures safety and prevents service disruptions.

• Boundary Surveys:
• Establish property boundaries, resolving any disputes and ensuring legal compliance.
• These surveys are essential for land acquisition, subdivision, and property development.

• 3D Laser Scanning:
• Use laser scanners to create detailed 3D models of existing structures or construction sites.
• These models aid in clash detection, quality control, and visualization.

• Construction Monitoring:
• Monitor construction progress, ensuring alignment with plans and specifications.
• Track changes, deviations, and quantities of materials used.

• Risk Assessment and Safety Planning:
• Assess potential risks related to site conditions, geology, and neighboring properties.
• Safety planning includes identifying hazards and implementing preventive measures.



• Quantity Surveys:
• Estimate quantities of materials needed for construction (e.g., concrete, steel, asphalt).
• Accurate quantity assessments prevent wastage and budget overruns.