Municon West Coast Inc

Utilizes advanced geotechnical and structural sensors to collect continuous, real-time data from construction sites, helping project teams track environmental conditions and structural performance.

• Dust Monitoring

  Measures particulate sizes, wind speed, and direction against established baselines to manage air quality and ensure regulatory compliance.

• Groundwater Monitoring

  Tracks subsurface water volumes, depths, and pressures using piezometers and monitoring wells to prevent construction site failures.

• Settlement and Ground Movement Monitoring

  Detects structural shifting, land movement, and ground settlement to maintain excavation and foundation safety.

• Sound Monitoring

  Captures acoustic levels on-site to verify compliance with community noise regulations and project limits.

• Vibration Monitoring

  Measures ground and structural vibrations to prevent damage to surrounding buildings and utilities.

• Utility Monitoring

  Protects existing underground systems by tracking movement and structural changes near active construction zones.

Visually documents and registers pre-existing cracks, discolorations, and structural defects to protect contractors and infrastructure owners.

• Photo and Video Documentation

  Uses DSLR cameras and video equipment to record detailed baseline visual documentation of site conditions.

• Pre and Post-Construction Surveys

  Establishes a precise legal record of structural integrity before construction starts and after it concludes.

• Drone Photo and Videography

  Provides high-resolution aerial imagery and videography for comprehensive site-wide tracking.

• 3D Site Surveys

  Creates dimensional digital twins of physical locations using 3D lidar scanning to enable virtual inspection.

• Crack Monitoring

  Applies precise gauges and sensors to measure changes in structural crack width over time.

Conducts subsurface investigations to produce multi-dimensional models of underground soil and rock formations.

• MASW (Multichannel Analysis of Surface Waves) Survey

  Performs seismic site characterization to assess soil stiffness and shear wave velocity distribution.

• Utility Locating

  Identifies the position of buried utility lines, pipes, and structures to prevent excavation damage.

• Vs30 Seismic Survey

  Generates localized seismic shear-wave velocity profiles down to thirty meters for foundation design.

Applies non-invasive geotechnical and geophysical methods to assess concrete structures, foundations, and deep shafts.

• CSL (Crosshole Sonic Logging)

  Analyzes the structural integrity and uniformity of concrete drilled shafts and slurry walls.

• Thermal Integrity Profiling (TIP)

  Uses temperature measurements during concrete hydration to evaluate the entire cross-section of cast-in-place piles.

• Concrete Scanning

  Locates rebar, conduits, and voids within concrete slabs and structures using ground penetrating radar.

• Pile Integrity Testing (PIT)

  Determines deep foundation pile length and detects structural anomalies using low-strain impact methods.