Malcolm Hughes Land Surveyors have been working on one of the biggest construction projects in the UK, the £600m Mersey Gateway Bridge. We have been working on the project since 2015 and will be on site until March 2018. As engineering surveyors, Malcolm Hughes were involved in the construction of
The SX10 enables the capture of both high-accuracy measurements critical for traditional survey projects and rich point cloud data at 26,600 points per second with a range of up to 600 meters. This means surveyors can include 3D scanning as part of everyday workflows, dramatically increasing productivity for topographic surveys,
Malcolm Hughes surveyors using a trolley mounted laser scanner to produce Structure Gauging profiles. Using this system allows for the capture of large amounts of data in a short space of time – essential when working on the railways. The track geometry cab be included as part of topographical surveys
Matt Parkinson, Survey Manager at Malcolm Hughes Land Surveyors pictured above, recently presented a CPD seminar to an architectural practice in Edinburgh Malcolm Hughes Land Surveyors provide regular CPD presentations across the UK to various organisations. The presentation includes details of all the types of measured surveys that can be
Two Malcolm Hughes Land Surveyors employees have recently successfully qualified as Chartered Land Surveyors. Chris Mackowski and David Newton became chartered surveyors in May following extensive assessment from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors. Malcolm Hughes is part of the Ogilvie Group, with offices in Glasgow, Livingston, Manchester, Rugby,
Malcolm Hughes have recently carried out a bathymetric survey on the River Clyde for the inlet area of a proposed water source heat pump. Following a review of the survey, the pump will power a district heating scheme to supply heat to nearby properties. Our expert surveyors were using a HyDrone-ASV remote controlled
