Aerial Inspection & Survey Services
Inspection and survey services carried out by drone
Page last modified
April 11 2024
Cyberhawk uses drones, also know as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, to capture visual inspection data that allows the end user to make informed decisions on the condition of their asset.
A highly skilled pilot and industry qualified inspection engineer are present on every deployment to ensure that the correct data is captured, allowing detailed inspection reports to be produced.
Cyberhawk also uses iHawk, its visual asset management software, to support asset integrity using digitised inspection reports and to support construction and decommissioning project progress.
Pros & Limitations
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Inspect difficult to reach locations
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Save time and money
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Reduce health and safety risks
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A complete visual record of the asset
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Not suitable for repair, maintenance or NDT
Specification
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Certifications / licences
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CAA qualified | ASME or CSWIP qualified inspection engineers | Audited by multiple certification bodies and oil and gas supermajors
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Reviews
Technology Readiness Level
The Technology Readiness Level (TRL) indicates the maturity level of novel technologies. Learn more about the TRL scale used by us.
[9/9]
Development
Technology demonstration
Mature / Proven
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