Inspection

Fabrication and installation verification

Confirm what was built matches what was planned.

Independent, scan-based verification of fabricated and installed components—ensuring equipment, systems, and structures are placed correctly before issues become costly to fix.

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Capability

What fabrication and installation verification provides

Fabrication and installation verification uses high-accuracy laser scanning to confirm that components are installed in the correct location, orientation, and alignment relative to design intent.

Instead of relying on visual checks or manual measurements, verification is performed digitally against scan data—providing objective confirmation that work was executed as expected, or clear documentation when it was not.

This service is commonly used during active construction, retrofit installations, equipment placement, and final acceptance.

Applications

When fabrication and installation verification is the right approach

Verification is most valuable when tolerances are tight, access is limited, or downstream work depends on correct placement. Scan-based verification allows teams to catch issues early—before they cascade into larger problems.

Verify installed equipment position and alignment

Confirm fabricated components were placed per design

Validate elevations, offsets, and clearances before tie-ins

Identify installation errors before closeout

Support acceptance, turnover, and quality assurance reviews

Deliverables

Deliverables from fabrication and installation verification

Each verification engagement produces clear, documented outputs that support construction, engineering, and quality teams.

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Installation verification reports

Measured confirmation of component location, alignment, and orientation relative to design or approved models.

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Deviation and tolerance analysis

Identification of variances outside acceptable tolerances, with quantified offsets and clear documentation.

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Clearance confirmation outputs

Verification that installed systems meet required access, spacing, and operational clearances.

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Annotated visual comparisons

Overlay views and screenshots comparing scanned conditions to design geometry for easy interpretation.

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Acceptance-ready documentation

Deliverables formatted for construction closeout, QA/QC, and owner acceptance workflows.

Execution

From scan data to verified conclusions

We follow a structured, repeatable process to ensure analysis results are accurate, defensible, and aligned with project goals.

Define verification criteria

We align on what will be verified—components, tolerances, and acceptance thresholds—before scanning begins.

Capture installed conditions

We scan the installed environment using high-accuracy laser scanning to capture true as-built conditions.

Compare, validate, and document

Installed conditions are compared against design intent, fabrication models, or approved layouts, with findings clearly documented.

Benefits

Outcomes enabled by installation verification

Practical outcomes that reduce construction risk and rework.

Prevent downstream rework

Catch placement and alignment issues before they affect tie-ins, commissioning, or operations.

Protect schedule and budget

Resolve discrepancies early—when fixes are faster and less expensive.

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Improve accountability

Provide objective, third-party documentation of installation accuracy.

Support confident acceptance

Give owners and engineers verified proof that work meets requirements.

Start with accurate data you can trust

Talk with our team about your facility, scope, and objectives to determine the right capture, modeling, and analysis approach.