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Utility surveyor at work using our cutting edge Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR).

Two of our specialist land surveying team collecting data for a precision topographic survey.

Utility surveyor at work using our cutting edge Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

A member of our team carrying out a General Ecological Appraisal.

A member of our team using the very latest in 3D laser scanning technology to produce a three dimensional model of the World-famous Liver Buildings in Liverpool.

Two senior members of our site engineering staff working on a new-build commercial project.

A senior member of our site engineering team working on a new build commercial project.

A member of our team using the very latest in 3D laser scanning technology to produce a three dimensional model of a modern commercial building.

A member of our team carrying out a utilities mapping survey using one of our cutting edge Ground Penetrating Radars (GPR).

Two of our specialist 3D laser scanning team members setting up the Faro Focus 3D laser scanner in preparation for a heritage scanning project.

A member of our HDS (High Definition Surveying) team preparing one of our Faro Focus 3D laser scanners for a heritage laser scanning project.

Another shot of a Faro Focus 3D laser scanner being used to produce a highly-detailed, three-dimensional model of a heritage structure.

A highly experienced member of staff using the very latest Trimble GPS receiver to carry out a topographic survey of an area of open ground.

Surveying a busy section of inner city highway using the latest Trimble total station technology.

Surveying a busy section of inner city highway using the latest Trimble total station technology.

Carrying out a topographical survey of a section of busy inner city highway using the very latest Trimble total station technology.

A land surveyor using a Trimble GPS receiver to efficiently survey an area of open ground.

Site engineering personnel working on a combination refurb/new build project.

A member of our team carrying out a preliminary check of a dilapidated structure in preparation for more detailed investigations.

A member of our team carrying out a preliminary visual inspection of a dilapidated structure in preparation for more detailed investigations.

A 360 degree active prism/target being used in conjunction with a carbon detail pole to collect detail forming part of a precision topographic survey.

A 360 degree active prism/target being used in conjunction with a carbon detail pole to collect detail forming part of a precision topographic survey.

A highly experienced project surveyor using the very latest Trimble total station with handheld controller.

A highly experienced project surveyor using the very latest Trimble total station with handheld controller.

A highly experienced project surveyor using the very latest Trimble total station with handheld controller.

A team of two surveyors carrying out a precision topographic survey as part of a heritage scheme.

One of our team using the very latest Trimble Total Station to take a series of ‘reflectorless’ points of this listed museum.

One of our team using the very latest Trimble Total Station to take a series of ‘reflectorless’ points of this listed museum.

A member of our team setting up the latest Trimble total station in preparation for surveying the facade of this listed museum.

A member of our team working hard, surveying the facade of and land surrounding this World-famous, listed museum.

Just one of the vehicles from our substantial fleet of fuel-efficient, low carbon vans. All part of our ongoing commitment to reducing our impact upon the environment and the communities in which we work.

A junior member of the team receiving training in the use of the very latest Trimble GEDO Track Measuring Device; just one of a number of these incredible tools that form part of our fleet.

A member of our survey team honing her railway track gauging skills, recording her findings using a touch-screen field computer.

Another image showing a member of our survey team honing her railway track gauging skills during a training day.

Two members of our team following completion of a highway-environment topographic survey for a major national house builder.

Two members of our team following completion of a highway-environment topographic survey for a major national house builder. Services also included site engineering.

A member of our team carrying out a tree survey as part of a substantial package of works for a major national house builder.

One of our senior site engineers and land surveyors putting the finishing touches to a project.

Just one of the vehicles that form part of our modern, fuel-efficient, low-carbon fleet. All part of our ongoing commitment to reducing the impact of our works upon the environment and the communities around us.

One of our senior project managers and supervisors assessing the performance, quality and safety of our teams on site.

Two highly experienced railway surveying professionals using a Leica digital level on a recent railway project.

A member of our highly experienced survey team using a Faro Focus 3D laser scanner to model the front facade of this major, West Coast Mainline railway station.

One of our highly experienced surveyors using the Faro Focus 3D laser scanner to model the front facade of this major, West Coast Mainline railway station.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and Liverpool city centre.

The City Surveys Group are the sole authorised installation partner for Smartwater on the UK’s railways.

The City Surveys Group are the sole authorised installation partner for Smartwater on the UK’s railways.

The City Surveys Group are the sole authorised installation partner for Smartwater on the UK’s railways.

The City Surveys Group are the sole authorised installation partner for Smartwater on the UK’s railways.

The City Surveys Group are the sole authorised installation partner for Smartwater on the UK’s railways.

A team of highly experienced surveyors and safety critical staff carrying out a detailed, Network Rail specification railway track survey.

One of our senior engineering surveyors and site engineers carrying out a topographic survey on a complex civils site.

A member of our specialist monitoring team carrying out a detailed programme of movement and deformation monitoring.

Precision total station technology being used to monitor high speed railway track for undue movement during engineering works.

The latest FARO Focus 3D laser scanning being used to produce a combination topographic and measured building survey of a historic station.

The latest FARO Focus 3D laser scanning being used to produce a combination topographic and measured building survey of an historic station.

The latest FARO Focus 3D laser scanning being used to produce a combination topographic and measured building survey of an historic station.

The latest FARO Focus 3D laser scanning being used to produce a combination topographic and measured building survey of an historic station.

Our fleet of Trimble GEDO track measuring devices (coupled with cutting edge laser scanning instruments) allow our teams to gauge large numbers of structures in a short period of time.

A member of our utility mapping team using a CAT Scanner to detect buried services before marking their location with bio-degradable survey spray.

A member of our utilities mapping department using a CAT Scanner to detect buried services before marking their location with biodegradable marker paint.

A member of our utilities mapping team using our specialist ‘off road’ ground penetrating radar, ideal for working on rough terrain.

A member of our structural investigation / concrete scanning team using the very latest Hilti PS1000 X-Scan, concrete-specific ground penetrating radar.

A member of our structural investigation / concrete scanning team using the very latest Hilti PS1000 X-Scan, concrete-specific ground penetrating radar.

A member of our structural investigation / concrete scanning team using the very latest Hilti PS200 Ferroscan instrument.

A recent project which saw our team provide site engineering support during the redevelopment of Bath Spa Station.

A recent project which saw our team provide site engineering support during the redevelopment of Bath Spa Station.

Not simply used for detailed interior modelling, 3D laser scanning instruments (like this) are ideal for collecting a huge amount of information in a short amount of time. In this case we were asked to survey an historic and architecturally significant, landmark church in Liverpool.

An example of just some of the outputs (from point cloud transferring to wireframe) that can be produced by using 3D laser scanning

A shot taken by a member of our surveying team whilst carrying out a railway track survey during a night shift at Willesden Green, London.

A night shot taken by a member of our survey team whilst on site in Glasgow. This project saw cutting edge 3D laser scanning technology being used to produce elevations and floor plans for renovation purposes.

A shot taken by a member of our specialist railway survey team. This image shows a railway track survey being completed during a weekend night shift.

A photograph taken on site by one of our monitoring technicians showing the type of instrument used for simple target (deformation or movement) monitoring.

A photograph taken on site by one of our monitoring technicians showing the type of instrument used for simple target (deformation or movement) monitoring.

An image taken by one of our Telecoms Supervisors showing a typical high-speed broadband cable duct installation site.

An image taken by one of our Telecoms Supervisors showing a typical high-speed broadband cable duct installation site.

A photograph taken on site showing simply one example of the work our site engineers regularly provide support with.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

Purpose built and fitted out for City Surveys, our Liverpool Head Office is based just minutes from Liverpool Airport, the new Mersey Gateway bridge, the area’s motorway network and all major railway links.

A member of our specialist land and engineering surveying staff carrying out a topographic survey of a disused railway line. The same equipment and personnel can also be used for site engineering purposes.

A member of our specialist land and engineering surveying staff carrying out a topographic survey of a disused railway line. The same equipment and personnel can also be used for site engineering purposes.

A member of our specialist land and engineering surveying staff carrying out a topographic survey of a disused railway line. The same equipment and personnel can also be used for site engineering purposes.

A member of our specialist land and engineering surveying staff carrying out a topographic survey of a disused railway line. The same equipment and personnel can also be used for site engineering purposes.

A member of our specialist rail team using the very latest LaserSweep instrument to carry out structure clearance gauging on the railway infrastructure.

A member of our specialist rail team using the very latest LaserSweep instrument to carry out structure clearance gauging on the railway infrastructure.

A member of our specialist rail team using the very latest LaserSweep instrument to carry out structure clearance gauging on the railway infrastructure.

One of our substantial fleet of Faro 3D laser scanning instruments being used to carry out a highly detailed topographical survey in the most efficient way possible.

A top-of-the-line CAT scanner being used by a member of our dedicated utilities mapping division to detect sub-surface live power cables.

A top-of-the-line CAT scanner being used by a member of our dedicated utilities mapping division to detect sub-surface live power cables.

A member of our specialist utilities mapping team using just one of our cutting edge ground penetrating radars to detect buried utilities.

A member of our specialist utilities mapping team using just one of our cutting edge ground penetrating radars to detect buried utilities.

A close up shot of just one of our substantial fleet of Faro 3D high-definition laser scanning instruments. These incredible devices can be used in almost any environment where a vast amount of measurement data needs to be collected in a short period of time.

A close up of a topographic (highway) survey being processed using the very latest AutoCAD software from Autodesk.

This image, taken by one of our Senior Surveyors, shows a culvert (Dauntsey) that was set out by our team for a major client, Hochtief.

This image, taken by one of our Senior Surveyors, shows a culvert (Dauntsey) that was set out by our team for a major client, Hochtief.

One of our fleet of Faro Focus 3D laser scanning instruments being used for site monitoring at a university site in Manchester.

A member of our specialist Structures team taking a core of a railway bridge for subsequent laboratory testing.

A LaserSweep instrument being used at night to complete clearance gauging of railway structures.

As part of our drive to deliver exceptional service at all times, all members of our staff (regardless of age or position) go through regular, pre-planned and ad hoc training sessions covering all elements of their roles…

Setting up on a frosty Sunday morning of railway track surveying at Tring North…

Railway track surveying at Tring North for the S&C South Alliance.

A member of our structural monitoring team using the latest in Trimble total station technology to monitor adjacent structures during construction works.

The LaserSweep laser gauging instrument being used in anger, gauging clearance between railway track and platform.

Part of our ongoing commitment to staff safety and training, this image shows a number of our team undergoing CAT & Genny training (buried services detection) from an outside, professional organisation.