Construction & Site Engineering · Essex · London · South East

Construction Progress Surveys

Measurable survey records across construction phases.

Service overview

Progress measurement

Repeat surveys record how a site changes between defined construction stages and provide spatial evidence for progress, quantities and completed levels.

For earthworks and groundworks, typical records include existing ground, reduced levels, formation, capping or sub-base stages, current surfaces, stockpiles and other agreed layers before subsequent work proceeds.

Phase recordsSurvey defined stages before subsequent layers or works obscure the condition.
Date-to-date comparisonCompare controlled survey datasets to show measurable change.
Progress quantitiesUse repeat surfaces and stockpile records to support earthworks reconciliation.
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Typical applications

Where this service is used

Common applications within construction, earthworks, development and survey workflows.

Bulk earthworks progress

Bulk earthworks progress

Current ground and volume change through excavation and fill operations.

Formation & capping records

Formation & capping records

Survey agreed construction surfaces before the next layer is placed.

Site-wide progress mapping

Site-wide progress mapping

Repeat aerial mapping for a current measurable record of site development.

Material reconciliation

Material reconciliation

Link repeat survey quantities with stockpile and material-management records.

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Deliverables

Typical outputs

Progress survey drawingCurrent surveyed condition at the agreed project stage.
Repeat orthomosaicComparable aerial mapping where drone capture is appropriate.
Current surface / levels3D survey data for the measured phase or layer.
Change / quantity informationDate-to-date or surface-to-reference comparison where commissioned.
Workflow

Typical project workflow

The exact sequence is adjusted to the project brief, programme and required deliverables.

01

Define stages

Agree which construction phases or layers need a survey record.

02

Establish baseline

Reference the first dataset to the project control and design framework.

03

Repeat survey

Capture subsequent conditions using a consistent spatial basis.

04

Process

Prepare drawings, surfaces, mapping and quantity comparisons as required.

05

Issue phase record

Deliver each agreed survey stage promptly for project use.

06

Reconcile

Compare stages, quantities or design information where included in scope.

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Questions

Construction Progress Surveys FAQ

What can a construction progress survey record?

Progress surveys can record current levels, terrain, formation or capping stages, stockpiles, construction extents, aerial mapping and other agreed features or surfaces relevant to the project phase.

Can progress surveys be used for earthworks quantities?

Yes. When comparable surfaces and boundaries are available, repeat surveys can support date-to-date earthworks quantities and material reconciliation.

How often should progress surveys be carried out?

The interval should follow the project programme and the information that needs to be recorded. Some stages are best surveyed before work is covered; others may be measured weekly, monthly or at agreed milestones.

Project enquiry

Discuss your construction progress surveys requirement.

Send the site location, drawings, specification or a short description of the work required.