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Corvus
Sector

Lift & Escalator

Lift and escalator work lives and dies on fixings — and fixings mean drilling into concrete you can't see inside. Corvus scans the fixing zones before a single hole goes in, so your engineers hit sound concrete and miss the reinforcement, tendons and services.

Common challenges

What teams in this sector ask us to solve.

  • 01

    Locating reinforcement and tendons before drilling guide-rail bracket fixings

  • 02

    Confirming sound concrete depth at buffer pedestals and machine beams

  • 03

    Scanning shaft walls and landing entrances in occupied buildings

  • 04

    Verifying pit and machine-room slabs before coring or fixing

Where we scan

Every fixing, checked before you drill.

On lift installation, modernisation and repair, we scan the fixing zones that matter — so anchors land in sound concrete, clear of reinforcement, tendons and services.

01

Guide-rail bracket fixings

Scan the shaft wall before drilling bracket anchors, so fixings land in sound concrete clear of reinforcement.

02

Landing entrances

Map rebar and services around entrance openings before cutting or fixing frames and sills.

03

Buffer pedestals

Confirm slab thickness and reinforcement at buffer and pit-floor fixings before coring.

04

Machine & diverter beams

Check bearing points and fixing zones for embedded steel before load-bearing anchors go in.

05

Lift pits

Survey pit walls and base for reinforcement, services and voids ahead of drilling or waterproofing works.

06

Machine rooms

Scan machine-room slabs and plinths before setting out and fixing traction equipment.

Anchor and fixing proof-load testing to BS 8539 is available on request.
From the field

Real lift jobs. Real scans.

AR scan overlay — machine base setting-out
AR scan overlay — machine base setting-out
GPR pit survey — lift installation
GPR pit survey — lift installation
Pre-drill scan — pit walls
Pre-drill scan — pit walls

Working in lift & escalator?

Tell us what you need. We'll come back with a quote and a method statement that fits the brief.