by Locating | Jun 28, 2021 | Excavating Risks, Lessons Learned, Project Management, Risk
In the construction of buildings, it is very common to have planned excavations, necessary for the construction of foundations that will support the structural elements of the building according to the previous engineering studies required in the project. “It is...
by Locating | Apr 22, 2019 | Excavating Risks, Project Management, Quality, Risk
Normally, when you have secured the job, the responsibility for any circumstance inherent in it, only appears when exceptionally occurs a specific event that leads to a really complicated situation, with real life consequences. Image 1. Responsability Concept...
by Locating | Apr 18, 2019 | Excavating Risks, Project Management, Risk
Last Wednesday, April 10, 2019, in the vicinity of 115 N. Duke Street in Durham – NC, at 10:07 am the residents of this quiet town felt the roar of a considerable explosion. Thousands of fragments of glass, plastics, metals and others flew through the skies, as if it...
by Locating | Apr 12, 2019 | Excavating Risks, Lessons Learned, Project Management, Risk
Very often many of our clients inform us that the measurements we have made in the detection of services in the subsoil are not accurate and that we must recalibrate our radio location equipment RD7000+. They are based on this in the final service report that we issue...
by Locating | Mar 28, 2019 | Excavating Risks, Technology
Dear @shachafitness, the radiolocation technician’s job is very healthy because it keeps us walking actively and, thanks to FIT9, allows us to have energy and a good mood during the workday. Thanks again @shachafitness for creating reliable and good quality...
