Paul Wallis
Manager Subsurface Utility Investigation (SUI)
Utility Survey and Drafting is unique, and our team’s knowledge of locating methodologies, tolerances, site constraints, and their overall understanding of utilities are essential for risk minimisation and achieving quality outcomes.
With the assets hidden underground, specific and tailored research and resources are necessary to complete a utility survey, as there can be serious consequences if something is missed.
Our surveyors and drafters are skilled in using the latest CAD software, including 12d for survey reduction and design, AutoCAD, Revit, Trimble Business Centre and Cyclone for drafting/modelling, plus CompNet for complex survey control networks.
All surveyors are equipped with the latest technology including:
Beveridge Williams has a dedicated team of professional and fully-qualified utility locators who are all CERTLOC certified. The team utilises the latest and leading equipment, ensuring accurate locating for each project.
Our team uses a range of electromagnetic and high-frequency induction devices and complementary technology to identify, locate and mark underground services such as metallic water mains, electrical and communications infrastructure.
GPR is a geophysical, non-intrusive method of surveying that uses radar pulses to image the subsurface to investigate subsurface anomalies.
It’s predominately used in Utility Investigation for identifying non-conductive material such as Poly or Nylon gas lines, brute and uPVC water mains, empty conduits and Drainage infrastructure.
The team can also provide reports on other subsurface features/anomalies, including:
The Beveridge Williams team offers the full reach of the survey portfolio with high quality in-house Utility Surveys.
We deliver Comprehensive Utility Deliverables in line with AS5488 that will cater to all requirements, including:
The team utilises proven technologies and methods, including Push Rod and Tractor Cameras, to efficiently assess the condition of stormwater drainage, sewerage systems and other pipe infrastructure.
CCTV inspection is a critical service for councils and pipe asset managers as it is the only way to ascertain the true condition of the multitude of Drainage Infrastructures that run under cities and suburbs.
The team can also undertake full Drainage Investigations, Modelling and Reporting in pipe sizes ranging from standard 150mm to 300mm pipes, extending to pipes 2m in diameter.
Non-destructive excavation uses high pressure water and vacuum to safely expose and pothole underground utilities, without damaging utilities or their coatings. It’s key to safely identifying and then obtaining the highest possible Quality Level (QL-A) per AS5488.
Manager Subsurface Utility Investigation (SUI)
Senior SUI Surveyor
Paul is a highly experienced Dial Before you Dig (DBYD) accredited utility locator with expertise in the field of utility infrastructure investigation and damage prevention. He is responsible for managing and coordinating our clients utility investigation projects, including utility surveys, drainage investigation surveys and clash detection analysis.
Adam has vast experience managing the on-site and post-processing of large-scale utility projects involving Locating Surveying CCTV NDD and traffic control. With this comes his strong knowledge of locating underground utility services using the latest EMF and GPR Technologies. Adam is experienced in the use of 12d and AutoCAD programs as well as delivering surveying, locating, and drafting to meet TFNSW requirements.