Remote Movement Monitoring System

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The Geo-Sense remote movement monitoring system has been installed to the rear (water) side of an existing dock wall, situated under a suspended quay structure.

The technology relays data wirelessly in 5 minute intervals, measuring movement in the X,Y,Z axis, providing information of the impact of the adjacent works. Using this technology in what would otherwise be an area only accessible by boat has proved to be a success for this contractor.

Following their installation the wireless operation of the monitors has eliminated the need for physical survey visits to the underside of the suspended dock structure, therefore providing obvious H&S benefits. The measurements captured from the monitors has also ensured business continuity for the clients operational vehicles traversing along the dock edge lorry way as part of their egress routes.

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Monitor Report. Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd. London. September 2022.

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Published 9 January 2023
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