The objective of this project for Jaguar Land Rover in Speke, was to conduct a comprehensive laser scan of the existing buildings’ exteriors to facilitate the planning and construction of a new service bridge to incorporate a new vehicle test facility. Additionally, the survey included detailed scans of the pitched roofs to assess their gradient, height, and identify any obstacles that might impact the installation.

The Trimble X7, known for its high precision and rapid data acquisition, was the primary tool used for this survey. Its advanced capabilities ensured the capture of detailed and accurate data necessary for the project’s specifications.

The survey required precise external scans of the buildings to gather detailed measurements and structural data. This information was critical for the design and placement of the new service bridge.

Scanning the pitched roofs involved measuring the gradient and height accurately, as well as identifying any obstacles that could interfere with the new construction. The team ensured that all safety protocols were in place, particularly for accessing and scanning the pitched roofs.

The Trimble X7 was utilised to capture high-resolution scans of the building exteriors. The scanner’s ability to produce detailed 3D models allowed for precise measurements and a comprehensive understanding of the structural features. Special attention was given to the pitched roofs. The scans provided detailed data on the gradient, height, and any obstacles such as vents or other protrusions. This information was essential for determining the feasibility and design considerations for the new facility.

Our meticulous approach and advanced scanning technology delivered detailed and reliable data, facilitating smooth planning and efficient execution of the new vehicle test facility project. The accurate 3D models and survey reports supported Jaguar Land Rover in optimising their design and ensuring the project’s success.