Challenge multiVIEW Locates was retained to carry out a detailed Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) survey in support of a road structure investigation over several hundred kilometres of roadway in Ontario. The objective of the survey was to collect data on…
multiVIEW was pleased to participate in a groundbreaking, three part $58 million construction project where York Region, the City of Markham and the City of Richmond Hill collaborated to transform the road network around the Highway 404/Highway 7 interchange –…
As infrastructure ages and populations grow, there is a greater need than ever for accurate, quality field data to inform safe, efficient project design and construction. multiVIEW offers a range of GIS and CAD data services to ensure project success,…
Based on the CI/ASCE 38-02 Standard, Subsurface Utility Engineering (SUE) is an engineering practice that makes it possible to more accurately establish the location of buried utilities within a project area. This provides a foundation for decision-making around construction design,…
Challenge multiVIEW was retained to determine the topographic contours of the bottom of a pond in Brampton, ON using Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR). The main objective of the investigation was to assist the ongoing bathymetric survey by estimating bottom elevations,…
Background – Conductivity Monitoring multiVIEW was retained to carry out Borehole Electromagnetic Induction Logging and Conductivity Monitoring for a Regional Landfill. The primary objective of the survey was to measure electromagnetic responses in a series of monitoring wells located within…
Challenge Harrington & Associates, a construction management company based out of Richmond Hill, was carrying out renovations at an industrial warehouse in North York and needed to ensure that no buried utility services existed where excavation and sawing was planned….
On page 25 of the latest DIRT Report, produced annually by the ORCGA, multiVIEW discusses the Dig Safe principle “Respect the Marks” and provides an example of what can go wrong when Dig Safe principles are not followed. Read case…
Contact Ontario One Call at least five business days before you plan to commence construction works or excavation to arrange for buried utilities within your project area to be located and marked. If you need to locate utilities on private…
The Farmer’s Almanac had predicted this winter would be colder than normal with above-average precipitation and snowfall. More than just inconvenient, these conditions can create additional hazards when working outdoors. Here are some tips for staying safe in winter weather:…
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