How it works

From request to record, without a site visit to quote.

Tell us about the site and the assets. The system calculates the time on site and emails your quotation. Send a purchase order and we allocate the days from our schedule and confirm them.

Current lead time —
You1 · RequestOrganisation, site, access and the assets. A few minutes online.
PRAFIRA2 · QuotationEmailed immediately: scope, days on site, price, validity.
You3 · Purchase orderRaised against the quotation reference.
PRAFIRA4 · ScheduledDays allocated from our schedule and confirmed in writing.
PRAFIRA5 · InspectedOn site with your team. Assets stay in service.
PRAFIRA6 · ReportedCompiled and quality-checked once the visit is complete.
Platform7 · RecordedStored against each asset. The baseline for the next visit.
On site

We arrive. We inspect. We report.

We sign in with your team, agree the plan and set up at the asset. No draining, no entry, minimal disruption.

Sonar entering the water from the tank-side rail with engineers watching the live image
Non-drain deployment, live at the tank sideStep 5
Level survey on the bridge
Eight-point level survey
Drive wheel inspection
Mechanical survey
Quality control in the mobile unit
Quality control in the mobile unit
PRAFIRA inspection plate with completed and next inspection dates
Inspection plate fitted to the assetStep 7

Subject to safe access and operating conditions on the day

What you receive

A structured engineering report, not a folder of screenshots.

Asset identification, measured geometry, mechanical condition, acoustic evidence per component and prioritised recommendations.

Report page one: asset summary, condition grade, plan and section views, survey levels Report page: components with acoustic image, dimensions and grade Report page: engineering conclusions and recommendations
Overall condition grade

One grade for the asset, with the key findings that drive it.

Survey and geometry

Levels, slope, inclination and wear, each graded against the datum.

Every component

Identified, imaged, measured and graded, with a count of good, monitor and act.

Engineering conclusion

Prioritised recommendations and the baseline every future visit is measured against.

Illustrative example · settlement tank · not a customer inspection

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