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Brief Summary
A natural inspection fit for the Builterra mobile and web based reporting system is Bridge and Culvert inspection work. As a geocentric solution with the ability to “pre-load” structure locations and existing bridge attribute data, Builterra provided an easy way to inspect the bridge elements and provide standard reporting.
Photos attached to the specific Element type means that time wasted sorting through countless photos on a phone, camera and uploading to a hard drive at the end of the day is completely eliminated. Working offline and sync’ing with the Builterra cloud when wifi is available is the simplest method of data collection for bridge and culvert condition assessments in remote areas.
Geotagged reports and photos means that each structure can be geographically shown in the Azure Map and selected using the map interface. Centralizing the data in the clous means that accessing every inspection for a selected structure can be done within a few seconds. Any annual or bi-annual inspections can be shown as independent records for the selected bridge.
Custom Meta reporting can result in enhanced reporting like Bridge Condition Inspection (BCI) ratings, cost of repairs and other summary reporting based on centralized database of all structures inspected.
Combining the Bridge and Culvert inspection programs for the municipal public owner using the same system used for actual repair and construction reporting is huge. Pre-construction, construction and all post-construction data for the structure is located digitall in one place and accesses via the map interface. Easy to find and get data for any structure or asset.
Builterra’s functionality has been expanded to include the Ontario Structural Inspection Manual (OSIM) for bridge and culvert inspections. With all necessary reports already included in the Builterra platform you can get started on your bridge inspections using the Builterra mobile app in no time!
Digital Workflow
Case Example
- Geolocated photos, inspection entries
- PDF markups are all used to populate the daily inspection record.
- Google Map Markups can be added to the Photo Report
- Direct connection to the awarded bid table items
- Real-time access to contract quantity and inspected quantities to-date
- Item Quantity in the Daily Progress Report are used in the progress payment report
- Configurable data collection
- Form and Sub-Table Options
- Any inspection type possible
Top Features used in this Industry
Past Bridge Data Inspections
Since bridge condition inspections are mostly existing structures, you can "pre-load" the previous year's bridge inspection data into Builterra using MS Excel
Bridges can be located in the mapping interface for easy selection and data review
Multipled inspections can be added to the same bridge location area showing all inspections and photos collected over the years
Geolocated Mobile Data Collection with Categorized Photos
The OSIM mobile form is a standard Builterra data collection from with configured pages and an element table for endless data collection.
As element data is collected, associated phots are also captured for the inspected element.
Offline data collection is also supported for remote locations.
OSIM Report Ready
The OSIM report is a by-product of the data driven database capture.
Based on the standard reporting style that engineers come to expect, the report can be generated in real-time with no user interaction
A Word or PDF formatted document that looks exactly like the current OSIM report is the result of the data and photos collected.
Centralized Bridge Condition Assessments and Reporting
Complete Bridge Asset Management for Owners and Engineers
