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iField / In development · Site data gathering

The photos exist.
Where is the evidence?

Photographs, measurements and field notes lose their value when their site and checklist context are missing.

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Survey → Checklist → Evidence
Concept visualization of telecom tower foundations, bolted steel connections and photographic survey evidence.
CONTEXT IN VIEWAI-GENERATED CONCEPT

MISSING EVIDENCEREVIEW DELAYSLOCATION UNCERTAINTYSCATTERED RECORDS
ENGINEERING IN FOCUS

Every asset has a story.
See the work behind it.

Explore surveys, design and inspections for new construction and existing assets.

Concept photograph of a survey team measuring a cleared plot before tower construction.
TELECOM / NEW BUILDCONCEPT VISUALIZATION
01SITE RECORD
TELECOM / NEW BUILD

New Tower

From an empty plot to a documented installation.

Understand the site before the design begins.

Record plot boundaries, access, levels, constraints and the equipment footprint.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Site measurements & levels
  • Access & location records
  • Photographic survey evidence

Turn field information into coordinated engineering.

Coordinate tower and foundation design, equipment layouts and quantities.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Tower & foundation drawings
  • Design calculations
  • BOQ & coordinated layouts

Check the work while it is still visible.

Inspect foundations, reinforcement, concrete, erection and installation against project documents.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Stage inspection records
  • Observations & corrections
  • Closeout evidence
Survey record → Design package → Inspection evidence
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Concept photograph of survey and assessment work at an installed telecom tower.
TELECOM / EXISTING ASSETCONCEPT VISUALIZATION
02AS-BUILT RECORD
TELECOM / EXISTING ASSET

Existing Tower

Know what is installed before you plan the next change.

Recover the installed condition.

Record geometry, members, connections, equipment and visible foundation condition against available drawings.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • As-built site records
  • Equipment & member inventory
  • Condition photographs

Assess the proposed change in context.

Assess existing and proposed loads; develop modifications or strengthening where required.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Capacity assessment
  • Upgrade or strengthening details
  • Updated drawings & quantities

Track defects and verify remedial work.

Record condition, connections, modifications and outstanding corrective work.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Condition & defect register
  • Modification inspection records
  • Rectification closeout
Survey record → Design package → Inspection evidence
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Concept photograph of reinforcement inspection before concrete pouring.
RESIDENTIAL / UNDER CONSTRUCTIONCONCEPT VISUALIZATION
03STRUCTURAL CHECK
RESIDENTIAL / UNDER CONSTRUCTION

New House Inspection

Inspect the work before the next stage covers it.

Before the concrete pour.

Check excavation, reinforcement and formwork against drawings and available quality records.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Pre-pour observations
  • Drawing references
  • Photographic evidence

Before walls and finishes close.

Check accessible services, waterproofing and interfaces before concealment.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Concealed-work checklist
  • Interface observations
  • Follow-up actions

Before the final handover.

Record finishing snags, assign actions and document reinspection.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Room-by-room snag list
  • Reinspection observations
  • Handover record
Inspect → Record → Follow up
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Concept photograph of a completed house condition inspection with crack and dampness observations.
RESIDENTIAL / COMPLETED PROPERTYCONCEPT VISUALIZATION
04CONDITION SURVEY
RESIDENTIAL / COMPLETED PROPERTY

Existing House Inspections

Make the condition of the property easier to understand.

Start with the visible condition.

Locate visible cracking, deterioration, movement indicators and maintenance concerns.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Condition photographs
  • Located observations
  • Areas needing investigation

Follow the signs of water and wear.

Review dampness, roofs, facades, wet areas, windows and accessible services.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Dampness & leakage observations
  • Building-fabric checklist
  • Maintenance concerns

Make the next actions clear.

Report findings, access limitations and items requiring specialist assessment.

TYPICAL OUTPUTS
  • Prioritised observation register
  • Recommended next steps
  • Follow-up inspection scope
Inspect → Record → Follow up
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Explore the numbered stages to see the scope and typical outputs. Images are illustrative concepts; inspection access, deliverables and specialist investigations are agreed for each project.

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