With a keen focus on resolving utility issues efficiently, we actively identify, recommend and implement project design modifications to ensure successful project delivery. Clients trust our proven track record in providing top-notch utility coordination services for infrastructure and transportation initiatives that yield optimal outcomes while minimizing disruptions.
Utility coordination
At Egis, our utility coordination engineers and project managers have a strong reputation for developing innovative ways to deliver dependable and accurate data, effectively mitigating conflicts downstream, and prioritizing the unique requirements of each client.
Utility identification & mapping.
Utility conflicts pose significant project risks, often leading to delays and budget overruns when unexpected underground utilities are discovered during construction. Therefore, identifying utilities and obtaining comprehensive utility records is crucial to project success. To proactively avoid the need for additional excavation, redesign or utility relocation, Egis’s team of experienced engineers and technicians employs state-of-the-art technology at the onset of your project to gather information and produce accurate mapping of all underground utility lines.
Subsurface utility engineering.
Our team specializes in Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE), a method utilizing Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and other sophisticated tools to develop a deeper understanding of subsurface infrastructure. Our experts use the information yielded from this process to produce highly accurate and reliable mapping of underground utilities. We work closely with project owners to thoroughly analyze SUE data and provide guidance that minimizes the risk of costly delays and redesigns, helping to ensure the success of construction initiatives.
Utility relocation design.
We understand that utility relocations are complex and time-sensitive endeavours leading up to the start of construction projects. Leaning on established relationships with utility owners, the team at Egis facilitates this process, ensuring designs and utility relocation schedules do not conflict with a client’s proposed work or construction timeline. Our experienced engineers formulate efficient, cost-effective solutions that avoid delays and preserve on-time and on-budget project delivery. With our expertise and attention to detail, our utility coordinators will help ensure the successful completion of your next project.
CCTV investigation.
Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) investigation is a vital part of the utility coordination process at Egis. Utilizing specialized cameras and equipment, our engineering consultants visually assess the condition of underground infrastructure to identify potential structural issues, such as cracks, leaks and blockages. We use this insight to make informed decisions before a project begins, saving our clients time and money by reducing the risk of unexpected utility failures during construction.
Stakeholder management.
Egis fosters long-standing relationships with utility companies, government agencies, and other stakeholders. As part of our strategic approach to stakeholder management, we proactively engage with project participants, allowing us to streamline the decision-making processes, minimize conflicts and save valuable time throughout the project owner lifecycle. By expertly managing stakeholders, we create an environment conducive to success while meeting the diverse needs and expectations of all parties involved.
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