Englewood Truss Flume Inspections

Date: 2024-Present
Project Type: Complex/NSTM Bridge Inspection

Key Project Details

eO performed inspections of two flume pipes to ensure the continued safe use of the structures for storm water containment and control.
The flume pipes were walked throughout the entire length when dry to assess the condition and evaluate the severity of any corrosion, connection issues, failing repairs, etc.
Inspections also took place when water ran through them to ensure there was no leakage.
The superstructure and substructure holding the flume pipes were also inspected for structural integrity.
Some spans were NSTM deck truss’, which were accessed via SPRAT rope access.

eO performed inspections of two flume pipes to ensure the continued safe use of the structures for storm water containment and control.
The flume pipes were walked throughout the entire length when dry to assess the condition and evaluate the severity of any corrosion, connection issues, failing repairs, etc.
Inspections also took place when water ran through them to ensure there was no leakage.
The superstructure and substructure holding the flume pipes were also inspected for structural integrity.
Some spans were NSTM deck truss’, which were accessed via SPRAT rope access.

Routine Inspection of timber, steel, concrete, CBC and fracture critical (NSTM) bridges in accordance with SNBI standards.

eO performed complex inspections of bridges with Non-Redundant Steel Tension Members (NSTM).

Vast array of structure types, sizes, types of deficiencies, traffic volumes, and access requirements.

Routine Inspection of timber, steel, concrete, CBC and fracture critical (NSTM) bridges in accordance with SNBI standards.

eO performed complex inspections of bridges with Non-Redundant Steel Tension Members (NSTM).

Vast array of structure types, sizes, types of deficiencies, traffic volumes, and access requirements.