Structure Scan
Industrial Engineer in Johannesburg

With over 20 years combined experience in engineering and industrial scanning, safety, accuracy and best practices are our forte. Structure Scan is South Africa's premier industrial scanning solution.

One of the services that Structure Scan offers, is the Ground Penetrating Radar method or commonly know as GPR. We at Structure Scan offer concrete scanning and ultra sonic thickness scanning. If you’re looking to map out subsurface terrains for a number of applications we can provide a quality service to you. Ground Penetrating Radar, or GPR, is a geophysical method of mapping out subsurface terrains. It is a nondestructive method which detects reflected signals from subsurface structures by emitting high-frequency radio waves. GPR can be used in a variety of media, including rock, soil, ice, fresh water, pavements and structures. It can detect objects, changes in material, and voids and cracks. Determine concrete slab thickness as well as rebar depth and spacing. Detect underground pipes or conduits without having to dig below the surface. Detect underground voids, water infiltration or underground cavities and cracking. Although capable of reaching greater depths, the 250 MHz antenna produces lower resolution results, which makes it ideal for searching for larger targets. We at Structurescan offer concrete scanning and ultra sonic thickness scanning. When you’re looking for someone to come to your property or project and conduct concrete scanning we are ideal. We have a wealth of experience in the industry and can conduct our services for a number of different applications. Detect underground voids and cavities such as dolomite sinkholes. These are just some of the applications you can hire our services for. Concrete scanning is a very versatile task and can be used for a huge variety of applications. On top of our concrete scanning services we can provide ultrasonic thickness scanning. We primarily conduct this service for inspectors and maintenance engineers. It can be used to help measure the remaining thickness of corroded pipes, tanks or more. We’ll also provide our clients with spreadsheets containing the results of our tests.