This includes industrial units and warehouses, offices, schools, supermarkets and healthcare facilities. We specialise in high-level aerial surveillance and drone photos, including the non-invasive drone survey and inspections of new and existing buildings, tower blocks, chimneys and roofs.
As commercial agents if you are selling or leasing commercial property, there is now a cost effective way to produce stunning aerial photographs and videos of offices, retail parks, industrial units, factories, farms and land.
For asset owners and service providers of civil infrastructure such as bridges, ports and transportation infrastructure, Accutest International’s industrial drone surveys help to realise the benefits of drone inspection, improved data management and analytics technology.
Drones offer a cheaper and more effective way of inspecting for damage or for carrying out conditions surveys as older buildings may be very sensitive to physical inspection or be structurally unsound.
We produce dramatic aerial property photography and videos for residential estate agents. Aerial videos and photographs capture the scale of the property, land, gardens and surrounding, not possible with ground-based photography.
At the time of enquiry, we will carry out an initial feasibility review of the industrial drone survey requested to determine the feasibility. We will establish a scope of services required based on your site or sites and issue a formal proposal.
Once the scope and fees have been agreed we will carry out a site desktop survey and a preliminary risk assessment. We will then issue landowner permission forms to be completed prior to the job being given a live status. Once permission forms have been received, we’ll agree provisional dates for carrying out the work based on the client’s preferred dates and on assessment of forecast weather conditions – if applicable. If the weather conditions do not look favourable, we may suggest alternative dates or times. We will continue to monitor weather conditions in the days before the scheduled operations and will advise of alternative dates if necessary.
When Accutest International arrive on site for the industrial drone survey, we’ll meet with the client – or an authorised representative – and carry out a site walk around to discuss the brief to determine any key requirements and objectives of the project.
It is the responsibility of the Pilot in Charge (PIC) to ensure that the take-off and landing sites are safe and that the weather conditions are suitable for aerial operations. During the flight operations the client may join the crew at the discretion of the PIC. The operation may involve frequent landings for setting up shots and for battery changes and constant vigilance needs to be maintained for potential hazards or changing weather conditions. Once the industrial drone survey has been completed, the PIC will agree with the client that all of the required footage has been obtained. If additional footage is requested then the PIC will determine whether it can be obtained within the window of operations or prevailing conditions.
