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Bridging the Gap in NDT-E Deck Inspection

Civil + Structural Engineer

This threat highlights an urgent need to inspect and preserve older bridges and associated infrastructure. For this reason, the FHWA mandates bridge inspection schedules and protocols. To prevent bridge failure, engineers and owners are required to conduct continuous inspections. Approximately 2.7%

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Specialist techniques used in inspection of Grade II listed Hull tidal surge barrier

New Civil Engineer

Technicians employed specialist rope access techniques to inspect the Hull tidal surge barrier, a Grade II listed structure, as part of an extensive maintenance review. The post Specialist techniques used in inspection of Grade II listed Hull tidal surge barrier appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

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How Often Should Cranes Be Inspected?

CCR Magazine

Regular inspections are necessary to prevent accidents, ensure smooth operations, and comply with regulations. However, managing heavy equipment maintenance , especially for cranes, can be overwhelming, with constant concerns about safety, compliance, and efficiency. Why Are Crane Inspections Important?

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Herzog Partners with DBK to Build Amtrak’s New Penn Coach Yard Maintenance Facility

Civil + Structural Engineer

Kenyon Company (DBK) have started preconstruction on Amtrak’s new Penn Coach Yard Heavy Maintenance Facility near Philadelphia’s 30th Street Amtrak Train Station. DBK will construct the heavy maintenance facility and additional support buildings within Amtrak’s Penn Coach Yard.

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New ASCE Standard 77 Helps Minimize Risk in Dry Docking

Civil + Structural Engineer

Dry dock accidents have occurred many times over the last two decades, attributable to inadequate maintenance and inspections. In addition, emphasis on maintenance and inspection provides the insight for facility owners and operators to enable repairs before the catastrophic loss of their capital assets.

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High-Rise Maintenance: Innovative Solutions for Building Care

CCR Magazine

Regular maintenance can significantly reduce the risk of costly repairs and unexpected breakdowns. By staying on top of maintenance tasks, you ensure a safer environment for residents and a more sustainable building overall. Regular inspections by qualified engineers can help catch potential problems early.

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Long-Term Maintenance Tips for Storm-Damaged Roofs

CCR Magazine

Recent data indicates that residential roofs are suffering unprecedented hurricane damage which carries major implications for extended maintenance and repair costs. Regular maintenance together with prompt repairs will prolong your roof’s lifespan after storm damage while stopping additional decay. The good news? billion to $68.5