Survey control underpins accuracy on UK civils and highways projects. We explain what control is, why it matters, who owns it, and simple ways to avoid costly errors during setting out, as-built measurement, and handover.

Site Engineers, Setting Out Engineers and Surveyors are often treated as interchangeable, but on UK civils projects the differences matter for competence, documentation and delivery. This guide explains the roles clearly and why it matters for contractors, PMs, QSs and international engineers.

Volume analysis plays a vital role in managing construction projects. It reduces the risk of over-excavation and underestimation, optimising both time and costs.

 As-built surveys for highways aren’t just admin — they’re your QA, your proof of compliance, and your long-term asset record. Here's what they include and why they matter.

Think control points are just nails in the ground? Think again. Discover why control networks are the foundation of accurate setting out, risk reduction, and build success.

Before you break ground, are you sure what lies beneath? From PAS 128 standards to survey turnaround times, here’s what every PM should ask before hiring a utility surveyor.

Think the Building Safety Act only applies to high-rise flats? Think again. Here's what site engineers, surveyors, and contractors need to know—and how to stay compliant on infrastructure and highways projects.