Precision verification of verticality, plumb, and horizontal alignment of columns, walls, towers, and structural elements using Total Station measurements.
A structural alignment check verifies that a built structure — a column, wall, tower, or bridge pier — actually stands where and how it was designed to, measuring verticality, plumb, and horizontal alignment with a Total Station to sub-centimeter precision. It's typically run during construction as a quality checkpoint, and periodically afterward to monitor for movement.
Trishunya runs this on construction sites to check column verticality before the next floor is poured, on transmission towers to verify plumb after erection, on bridge piers to confirm alignment tolerance is met, and on industrial structures over time to monitor for deformation or settlement that could indicate a developing structural issue.
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Field photos from current Structural Alignment Check projects are being added — sample outputs are available on request over WhatsApp.
