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Step 1 · 4 to 8 weeks

As-built survey and deviation report for facilities in Qatar

A deviation report lists every difference between your drawing set and the building as it stands: halls, walls, racking, doors and equipment that moved, were renamed or were never built. TripleCo produces it from one floor of drawings and a site survey, together with a measured 1:1 twin of the site. You keep both.

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One floor of drawings4 to 8 weeksYou keep bothDoha, Qatar
The CNC department of the Basic Elements plant in the measured twin, a hall the drawings still label as steel fabrication
Drawn as steel fabrication · measured as CNC
What the first pass found

The drawings described a building that had changed

Basic Elements Solutions runs a 5,562 m² joinery and steel plant in Doha. The first survey pass found a hall the drawings still label as steel fabrication. It is the CNC department, and the twin now shows it where it is. Read the case study.

Ground-floor plan of the Basic Elements plant with the walls measured on site in red over the drawn walls in blue, and machines in green
Basic Elements Solutions, Doha. AR-101 ground floor, one survey pass.
  • Measured on site
  • As drawn
  • Machines
What the report covers

Every difference, with its place on the plan

Layouts change with every new line, rack or machine, and drawing sets are rarely updated at the same pace. The report shows where they now disagree.

Halls and rooms

Names and uses as they stand today, checked against the labels on the drawings.

Walls, columns and openings

Positions measured on site and laid over the drawn layout.

Racking and equipment

Machines and racks where they really are, including items that moved or were never installed.

Doors and access

Doors, gates and access points as built, ready for cameras and access control to be placed on them.

How it works

From one floor of drawings to a twin you can trust

Step 1 needs no new hardware. Priced on its own, quoted once we have seen the drawings.

  1. You send one floor of drawings

    The drawing set your team works from today, for one floor, hall or yard.

  2. We survey the building

    A survey on site measures what is actually there, room by room.

  3. The twin is checked against the drawings

    The measured model is laid over your drawing set and every difference is listed with its place on the plan.

  4. You receive both

    The measured 1:1 twin and the deviation report, in 4 to 8 weeks. Both are yours to keep.

After the report

The same twin runs the site every shift

The measured twin is the base for LiveOps. The cameras, RTLS tags and machine signals the site already owns are placed on it, so every alert points to a real place on the plan.

Step 2 puts LiveOps on one hall, yard or line for 8 to 12 weeks, with the success criteria written before it starts. Step 3 runs the whole site under contract, with the saving reported each month against your own baseline. How the live twin runs in Qatar.

LiveOps on the Basic Elements plant: the measured twin with tracked workers and forklifts, zone occupancy, open alerts and the events feed
LiveOps · composed on the reference plant
FAQ

About the deviation report

What is a deviation report?

An as-built check: a list of every difference between your drawing set and the building as it stands, including halls, walls, racking, doors and equipment that moved, were renamed or were never built. TripleCo produces it in step 1 from one floor of drawings and a site survey. You keep the report and the model.

How is a deviation report different from scan to BIM?

Scan to BIM turns a survey into a building model. A deviation report also compares that model with the drawings your team works from and lists every place they disagree, so the drawing set can be corrected and the twin can be trusted for daily operations.

How long does the survey and report take?

Step 1 takes 4 to 8 weeks for one floor, depending on the size of the site and access. You receive the measured 1:1 twin and the deviation report together.

What do we need to provide?

One floor of the drawings your team uses today and access to the site for the survey. No new hardware is needed for step 1.

What does a deviation report cost?

Step 1 is priced on its own against the scope of the site, so there is no public price list. Send one floor of drawings and we quote it. You keep the model and the report whatever you decide next.

What happens after the report?

You can stop at step 1 and update your drawing set from the report, or go on to step 2, LiveOps on one hall, yard or line for 8 to 12 weeks with success criteria written first, and then step 3, managed operations across the site under contract.

Where does our data stay?

On-premise or air-gapped in Qatar by default. Deployments follow Qatar's Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (Law 13 of 2016), and the model and the report belong to you.

Step 1

Send one floor of drawings.

We quote step 1 once we have seen them. In 4 to 8 weeks you have a measured twin and a list of every place the building differs from its drawings.

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