Field photos in,
a maintenance plan out
Bridges, viaducts, tunnels, quay and retaining walls, facades. Photographs come back as findings tied to the element they sit on and scored against your condition standard, then roll up into a programme of work you can budget and defend.
One photograph, then the whole programme
A finding arrives with its own evidence and the element it sits on. Enough of them, across enough assets and enough rounds, add up to a maintenance plan.
From a photograph to a report line
Open any finding and you get the wide shot, a close crop on the damage itself, the element it belongs to, and a written description of what was found. Reviewers correct or confirm, then move to the next one.
Your whole portfolio on one map
Bridges, quay walls, turbine sites, pavement sections and facades sit on the same map, plotted where they actually stand and colour-coded by type. Filter to one class of asset, or work straight down the list of what needs attention first.
Watch an asset change between rounds
Because every round is scored against the same defect list, rounds are directly comparable. The condition index, the split by severity, and a line-by-line diff of what is new, what got worse, and what a repair actually fixed.
Then the plan the findings add up to
Confirmed findings become interventions: ranked by safety impact and by how fast the defect is progressing, costed, and spread across the years your budget actually covers. Deferring something is a decision you make with the consequence in front of you rather than a gap in a spreadsheet.
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