A GPRS Case Study

Concrete Scanning a Skyscraper in Jacksonville, Florida

Concrete Scanning a Skyscraper in Jacksonville, Florida

Highlights

THE BOTTOM LINE

GPRS Precision Concrete Scanning helped ensure the rehabilitation of a 38-story residential skyscraper in Jacksonville, Florida

INDUSTRY

SERVICE

LOCATION

Jacksonville, Florida

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Deliverables

PROJECT APPLICATION

ASK

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Task

Scan elevated, post-tensioned concrete slab to ensure the safe anchoring for installation of buck hoists, and map rebar in a failing pool deck.

PROBLEM

  • The professional concrete scanning company originally hired for this project pulled out due to fears of being liable for the contractor drilling into post-tensioned concrete slabs
  • The tower’s concrete slabs required extensive repairs to comply with state law
  • Severing a single post tension cable during this work could have led to as much as $30,000 in repair costs and structural failure that endangered workers on site and the surrounding community

Solution

  • GPRS’ SIM-certified Project Managers utilized ground penetrating radar (GPR) to locate and map the rebar on the pool deck, and identify safe anchoring points for the buck hoists’ supports
  • All this accurate, field-verified data was uploaded into SiteMap® to ensure seamless communication between members of the project team

Benefits

  • GPRS’ industry-leading accuracy rate when conducting utility locates means the contractor can rely on the data we provided to safely plan and complete their work
  • Because this accurate, field-verified data was uploaded into SiteMap®, the contractor was able to mitigate the risk of miscommunications that cause mistakes, change orders, and delays.

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“Our team was more effective and efficient because of SiteMap, allowing us to provide better results from more informed decision-making.”
Alexander Valigosky
Project Environmental Scientist

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