Square 1 S&L in Gherang | Surveyor

Square 1 S&L

Locality: Gherang

Phone: +61 407 530 212

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25.01.2022 Few locate jobs around the shire and the Otways.

25.01.2022 This little guy was hiding in a pit the other day. Friendly(or not) reminder to use the correct tools to lift pit lids and not to stick your fingers in the lifting holes.

25.01.2022 Been busy times at square1 the last few weeks after a bit of a Covid slum. Snapped this pic early morning on a setout in icy conditions. Can you spot the surveyors?

21.01.2022 Locating a few services pre excavation in the nature strip for underground power to be installed and on the block before drilling for post holes.

21.01.2022 Always best to maintain the locations of detected services during site works or it could lead to damage to services, plant or even worse, the workers. Luckily no one was hurt here.

21.01.2022 Pre excavation service locations before a new drain install.

20.01.2022 In Melbourne a few weeks back locating and recording points for Ambulance Victoria’s new site build.

20.01.2022 A locate we did a few weeks back we found a Telstra cable running only 150mm deep along their boundary line of this property. It is always safest to plan ahead and get buried services located before you plan on digging to avoid damage to buried assets.

18.01.2022 Looks like they couldn’t be bothered with a trench on this one. Just throw a witches hat on the pit and lay the conduit on on the surface to the culvert. Made it easy to locate though

18.01.2022 In Melbourne a few weeks back locating and recording points for Ambulance Victorias new site build.

16.01.2022 They can be loads of Underground utilities at schools, redundant, new or left in-situ. Knowing where things are and what each is super important when excavating earth, to avoid damage to services and injury to personal.

16.01.2022 Marking out a few shallow services before a footing is dug for a new fence

14.01.2022 Square 1 S&L is now DBYD Certified!! We have passed a rigorous assessment for locating that contains both theory and practical elements. Square 1 has proven they hold the required skill set and equipment to reduce the possibility of damage to infrastructure assets and injury to workers and the community. Its always best to "Get it right from Square 1"

13.01.2022 Client said The canola is not as thick if you look hard enough you can see Tim buried in it trying to get the shot.

13.01.2022 Bit dusty on site last week, hopefully a bit less after todays weather.

13.01.2022 Some underground service locating and a set out for an extension to a golf club performed by Square 1, taking the guesswork out of the job and keeping assets safe

13.01.2022 Marking out services for the new drainage to be installed in Ocean Grove so the existing infrastructure isnt damaged in the process.

12.01.2022 Looks like they couldnt be bothered with a trench on this one. Just throw a witches hat on the pit and lay the conduit on on the surface to the culvert. Made it easy to locate though

12.01.2022 Services marked out for a client before digging a new storm water across the road to avoid damage to assets

12.01.2022 Located and marked out some underground services at a local park the other day in preparation for future plans. Here is one of the Square 1 boys marking up the underground water pipes

10.01.2022 Underground service locating in the otways using the 4x4 to take us where we need to be.

09.01.2022 Last little patch of sun today before the weather sets in. Great location for this set out, once the build is finished they will get views to the ocean

07.01.2022 Square 1 is still operating amid COVID-19, while the pub is shut, it is a good time to renew the footpaths safely

06.01.2022 Ripping spot in Apollo Bay for a set out in this weather

06.01.2022 Tight extension we set out between two buildings a little while back. Sometimes its the little ones that become the trickiest.

05.01.2022 Square 1 S&L is now providing Underground Service Locating! Do you have a project that requires excavation? Need to know where buried cables or pipes lay before you start to dig? Let Square 1 reduce the risk of striking underground assets by marking their locations first. Minimizing the risk of damage to underground services potentially could save you thousands and prevent injury to personnel. We use the latest Electro Magnetic Field Locating equipment to find these buried s...ervices and give approximate depth of where they lay. So for peace of mind before you plan your next project be sure to "Get it right from Square 1" Call us today on 0407 530 212 or visit our website at www.square1sl.com.au

04.01.2022 Services marked out for planning of new drainage infrastructure in Queenscliff. The old drains are not coping to well with the large amount of rain we have had.

04.01.2022 Mains Power Cables hidden inside a White 100mm PVC Storm water pipe. Client could not find power to the property. So lucky they called us out to locate it before they went through the pipe. Always get your asset locations done first!

03.01.2022 We trace Optic Fibre by use of push rod due to the fibre cable not being conducive. Its important to make sure of its location as its not always in the same conduit as the conductive copper cables to avoid damaging the asset

03.01.2022 Set out completed with a lovely view out in Birregurra

02.01.2022 The old How many services can you put in one spot trick! Even in rural Victoria(photo location) this can be quite common.

01.01.2022 Hurdles going in for a set out including angled walls for client in Bannockburn. Should be a ripper when the house is erected

01.01.2022 Back at it this week, ready for the new year after the Christmas break. Looking forward to 2020

01.01.2022 Always safest to get locations marked prior to any digging to avoid serious injury or damage to infrastructure. Few marked out here pre excavation

01.01.2022 This is one of the reasons why its always best to get services located before you dig. Go through some of these with your bucket and it could cost hundreds of thousands