Construction geodesy

As-built surveying is the process of documenting the actual location and condition of utility networks and communications after they have been laid or installed. This procedure is necessary to accurately record and monitor the condition of utilities, ensure their proper operation and maintenance, as well as to prevent emergency situations in the future.

Staking out the axes of buildings/structures is the process of transferring the design axes of a building or structure from the drawings to the construction site. This procedure ensures the accuracy of the location of future structures, which is critical for proper and safe construction.

Seasonal verification of a geodetic alignment at a construction site is a regular check and update of the accuracy of geodetic marks and reference points on a construction site, carried out depending on the season. This procedure helps maintain high accuracy of geodetic work and prevents errors associated with ground changes and weather conditions.

Installation and determination of the plan-elevation position of a geodetic alignment base at a construction site is the process of creating and accurately determining the coordinates of reference points that will be used for all geodetic measurements and alignment work on the construction site. This procedure ensures the accuracy and reliability of all subsequent construction and surveying work, ensuring compliance with the design and quality construction.

Geodetic construction support is a set of geodetic works and control measures carried out throughout the entire construction process to ensure the accuracy and compliance of the work performed with the design documentation.