The Moses Mabhida Stadium suspended overhead walkway was pre-assembled upside down, we figured it would be easier and quicker for our client to do so and we just dealt with the confusion. We have software to get us out of most complicated situations.

Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban, one can see the walk way being erected, we preassembled this in Glencoe some 4 hours drive away. Work here saved much time on site as all adjustments were done in Glencoe.

Pre-assembling a suspended walkway in the dry inland heat of the Battlefields region of KZN, a far cry from the final destination, the Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban.

Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban, we controlled the final levels of the sports field for one of our specialist clients. The walkway can also be seen in this shot.

Complex pump station detail surveys aid the engineers in designing around the existing.

Moses Mabhida Stadium Durban. The walkway can also be seen in this shot.

Bridge strengthening at Warwick Triangle via-duct, here top of concrete levels needed to be spot on to ensure the asphalt wearing course was the correct thickness.

Robotic total station controlling of surface levels. We are able to load DTM models (Digital Terrain Models) onto our equipment for levels at any point on the surface.

In complex situations like this conveyor survey we will label our photographs to correlate with point ID's.

Places where we cannot use prisms to check positions to tops of nails we will use sheet targets. We make use of this technology to maintain control around site, they have a Prism constant of 0mm making for ease of use.

Topographical surveys in the brilliant South African sunshine.

A multitude of buildings went into the Chatsworth Police Station upgrade, all new work was based off existing.