Fugro Aperio specialise in non destructive investigation and engineering geophysics.

They undertake site investigation, building surveys and non destructive testing using ground penetrating radar, gpr, ultrasonics, and other non destructive methods. Fugro Aperio map cracks, voids, corrosion and moisture in buildings, bridges and tunnels. Fugro Aperio undertake ground investigation using ground probing radar, microgravity, ground conductivity, ground resistivity and other geophysical methods. Fugro Aperio survey highway infrastructure assets including pavements, delivering reports on road condition, distress, rutting and cracking to provide highways engineers with data for pavement management systems. Surveyors collect asset and inventory data. Fugro Aperio offers geophysics jobs with vacancies for exciting careers in geophysical investigation and geotechnics.

Clients

Some of the 500 plus clients who have chosen Fugro Aperio:

Consultants:

Arup
Africon (South Africa)
Atkins
Bechtel
Brown & Root
Carillion
Capita Symonds
Cubiertas Y Formento (Spain)
Halcrow
Hyder Consulting
Jacobs Engineering
MouchelParkman
Owen Williams
Parsons Brinckerhoff
Scott Wilson

Contractors:

AMEC Civil Engineering
Amey
Balfour Beatty
Concrete Repairs Ltd
Edmund Nuttall
Egnatia Odos (Greece)
Fitzpatrick
Grosvenor Individual Homes
Jackson Civil Engineering
Lafarge
Laing O’Rourke
May Gurney
McNicholas
Mowlem Rand Roads (South Africa)

Owners / Asset Managers:

Anglian Water
BAA (British Airports Authority)
British Telecom
British Waterways
Carillion URS
English Heritage
E.On
Highways Agency
Interoute
London Underground
Metronet Rail
National Trust
Network Rail
Optima
Thames Water
Tube Lines
Powergen World Bank

Local Government:

20 London Boroughs
11 Metropolitan Borough Councils
14 Unitary Authorities
21 County Councils
Roads and Traffic Authority – New South Wales
Transport for London Texas DOT (USA)

Test and Research Organisations:

Australian Roads Research Bureau
BAsT (Germany)
Bureau Veritas
Dynatest
KOAC-NPC (Netherlands)
Transport Research Laboratory