Through systematic inspection methods and detailed records, we enhance inspection accuracy and the reliability of evaluations, establishing a basis for repair decisions.
"In previous inspection records, the details were insufficient and could not be used for repair design." "There is variability in the quality of records depending on the inspector." — Concerns about inspection accuracy pose risks in all situations involving repair decisions and administrative reports. This service conducts systematic close visual inspections and sound tests in accordance with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's inspection guidelines, and records the type, location, and extent of damage in detail. We create reports with clear bases for soundness assessment, which can be utilized for repair decisions, administrative reports, and design materials.
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【Inspection Methods and Accuracy Management】 - Close visual inspection (in accordance with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism inspection guidelines) - Systematic confirmation of lifting and delamination through sound testing - Measurement of crack width and length (actual measurement using a scale) - Standardization of soundness assessment criteria (reducing variability among personnel) 【Deliverables】 - Deformation diagrams and photo records (accuracy that allows identification of damage location, type, and extent) - Soundness evaluation list (in a format with clear judgment basis) - Inspection report (Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism format) - Documentation for prioritizing repairs 【Applicable Facilities and Delivery】 - Road bridges, pedestrian bridges, agricultural road bridges, road tunnels, etc. - Delivery: PDF report, photo data, Excel ledger, etc.
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Individual estimates Costs vary depending on the content of the investigation, the scale of the facility, site conditions, and the type of deliverables. Please feel free to consult with us first.
Applications/Examples of results
【Purpose】 - Acquisition of high-precision inspection records usable for repair design and cost estimation - Creation of quality inspection reports compliant with administrative submissions - Records in a unified format that allows for comparison with past inspections - Assurance of stable inspection quality with reduced variability among personnel 【Examples of Achievements】 - Conducted detailed investigations to supplement past inspection records lacking precision, establishing foundational materials for repair design - Developed a ledger that remains comparable even with personnel changes through the organization of inspection records in a unified format - Accurately identified the scope of repairs through detailed deformation records, optimizing repair costs - *Details of achievements will be provided in materials or upon inquiry*
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Since its establishment in 1966, East Japan Construction Consultant has been proposing "aha!" moments centered around surveying and design technology for many years. Starting with surveying and expanding into design, land acquisition, compensation, and infrastructure maintenance, we have worked as a comprehensive construction consultant to enhance our services. We have been engaged in the development and maintenance of social infrastructure that supports people's safety, security, and economic activities, including roads, rivers, ports, marine surveys, urban planning, and energy. Currently, in addition to our efforts in disaster prevention, mitigation, and national resilience, we are also focusing on digital transformation (DX) through initiatives such as BIM/CIM, AI, UAVs, and ROVs (underwater drones).
