Photos, video and observations linked to locations and assets.
Technical inspection of assets and facilities
Infrastructure inspection and monitoring for critical assets and construction works
Infrastructure inspection in Mexico through visual, thermal and georeferenced capture of power lines, substations, solar plants, pipelines, rights of way, industrial facilities, structures and roads. We document observable conditions and organize evidence for review and follow-up.
Infrastructure corridor
ASSETS · EVIDENCE · FOLLOW-UP
Documented inspectionFindings · Location · Evidence
VECTOR DIAGRAM
ILLUSTRATIVE REPRESENTATION
ILLUSTRATIVE REPRESENTATION
Service scope
Know the visible condition of the asset and keep useful evidence for follow-up
Each facility requires a different methodology. We define the type of capture, route, sensor, access, observation criteria and deliverables based on the asset, its surroundings and operating conditions. The inspection can combine aerial or ground capture, photography, video, thermography and geospatial referencing when the project allows it.
The service documents observable conditions and findings within the contracted scope. It does not replace integrity tests, non-destructive testing, certifications, internal inspections or engineering opinions that require specialized procedures.
Specialized services
Inspection and monitoring capabilities
Select a line to see its scope. Methods, sensors, access and deliverables are defined according to the asset and project conditions.
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ELECTRIC POWER
Inspect generation and transmission assets
We document lines, substations and solar plants through walk-throughs and visual or thermal capture, according to access, operating and safety conditions.
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PIPELINES AND RIGHTS OF WAY
Follow up on corridors and linear facilities
We record surface conditions, access, crossings, encroachments, vegetation and visible changes along routes and protection strips.
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INDUSTRY, STRUCTURES AND CONSTRUCTION
Document built facilities and assets
We generate evidence of industrial facilities, structures, roads and construction fronts to support technical review and project follow-up.
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MONITORING AND TECHNICAL EVIDENCE
Turn observations into traceable information
We organize georeferenced evidence, thermal inspections, comparisons and reports with criteria defined for each asset.
Which asset do you need to inspect?
Quote a service Share its location, approximate size, objective and access conditions so we can define the technical proposal.
Products and deliverables
Organized evidence for review and follow-up
The delivery package is agreed with the client according to the asset, methodology, level of detail and required formats.
Infrared captures and observations when thermography is included.
Location of routes, segments, areas and points of interest.
Findings documented with reference and available attributes.
Review of visible changes between campaigns with agreed criteria.
Summary of scope, coverage, evidence, observations and limitations.
Methodology
An inspection process with defined scope and criteria
We identify assets, objective, coverage, deliverables and observation criteria.
We review permits, restrictions, operating windows and site conditions.
We select the appropriate route, platform, sensor and capture method.
We record images, video and observations within the authorized scope.
We organize evidence, locations and comparisons according to the defined criteria.
We prepare lists, maps and reports for review and follow-up.
Application sectors
Inspection for infrastructure and operating assets
Electric power
Renewable energy
Oil and gas
Industrial infrastructure
Transportation and roads
Construction and civil works
Water and facilities
Linear assets and corridors
Methods and technologies
Capture is selected according to the asset and its surroundings
The inspection can combine ground and aerial resources. The availability of each method depends on permits, safety conditions, visibility, asset operation, required sensor and the purpose of the review.
Frequently asked questions
Before scheduling an inspection
What type of infrastructure can you inspect?
The scope can include power lines, substations, solar plants, pipelines, gas pipelines, oil pipelines, rights of way, industrial facilities, towers, roads and construction fronts. The methodology is defined by asset type, access, objective and site conditions.
Can the inspection be carried out with drones?
When the site, regulations, permits and operating conditions allow it, aerial platforms can be used to capture visual or thermal evidence. Ground walk-throughs and capture can also be integrated depending on the asset.
Does thermal inspection detect every failure?
No. Thermography identifies temperature patterns that may require review. Its interpretation depends on the asset type, load, emissivity, distance, environmental conditions, sensor configuration and technical criteria. It does not replace electrical tests, specific testing or certifications.
Can you inspect buried pipelines?
Surface visual inspection makes it possible to document the corridor, access, crossings, works and visible changes in the surroundings. On its own it cannot confirm the internal condition or detect every anomaly of a buried pipe; that requires specialized methods defined per project.
What deliverables can be received?
Depending on the scope, deliverables can include photos and videos, georeferenced evidence, location maps, lists of observations, thermal images, period comparisons and technical reports. Formats and criteria are agreed before the inspection.
Can a periodic monitoring program be set up?
Yes. Assets, segments, frequency, baseline and comparison criteria can be defined. The usefulness of the follow-up depends on keeping references and capture conditions consistent enough between periods.
Does operation need to stop for the inspection?
It depends on the asset, the area, the methodology and the operator's safety procedures. Access, permits, distances, operating windows and restrictions must be validated with the person in charge of the facility before scheduling the work.
What information do you need to quote?
Share the asset type, location, approximate length or area, objective, required method or sensor if already defined, access conditions, frequency and expected deliverables. With that data the technical and commercial scope can be defined.
Inspection quote
Tell us which infrastructure you need to review
Tell us the asset type, location, approximate length or area, objective, access conditions and expected deliverables. With that information we can define the scope and inspection methodology.