UTILITY MAPPING

INTRODUCTION

The process of preparing a map that displays the precise location of the structure, the alignment of the utility installation, as well as its fundamental topographical and cadastral details.
Without the necessity for digging, this method provides a thorough depiction of the subsurface using a variety of non-intrusive techniques.
Underground Utility Surveys detect all drainage, foul sewer, water main, oil and gas lines, power cables, fiber optic cables, telecom cables and ducting
The Surveyor undertake underground utility surveys using a combination of techniques including Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Radio Detection (RD).

FUNCTION/IMPORTANT

It is impossible to see what is beneath the surface
Certain utilities can be dangerous
There is a chance that the current map and drawing could be inaccurate, out of date or non-existent
To lessen the dangers to people, property, and the environment

IF RESULT INACCURATE

Death and disaster damage to underground utilities
Incidents that occurred while managing work caused a disruption in utility services.
Significant productivity, financial, and time losses