What is Structural Monitoring and why is it important?
Structural monitoring involves closely monitoring the performance of structures and infrastructure such as buildings, bridges, tunnels and railways to ensure their continued safety, stability and structural health.
This type of monitoring is also used extensively to manage construction and infrastructure developments to help to reduce risks and costs and to therefore deliver these projects on time and within budget.
Structural monitoring can take place throughout the life of a structure (before, during and after its construction). It provides continuous reliable, real-time data, to assess if structures are performing safely and efficiently, enabling any maintenance to be planned appropriately.
Our Structural Health Monitoring systems
We provide a wide range of structural health monitoring systems, with a variety of advanced instruments to monitor the condition of infrastructure, buildings, utilities and bridges.
Our structural health monitoring systems collect data in real-time and instantly send it through to our unique monitoring web portal, Insite. Here, you'll gain valuable insight into the health and condition of your project or structure, enabling you and the team to make subsequent action plans.
Implementing a structural control and health monitoring plan ensures the structure remains safe, protecting against considerable costs and disruption by reducing the risk of any unforeseen issues.
We have a full set of solutions for all structural monitoring requirements and all our monitoring packages are tailored to the requirements of each individual project.
