VANCOUVER, BC · CONSTRUCTION INJURY · SCENE DOCUMENTATION

3D SCANNING FOR CONSTRUCTION SITE INJURIES.

Millimetre-accurate documentation of a construction scene before it changes, elevations, guarding, and dimensions that don't survive in ordinary photographs.

A construction site is different tomorrow than it was today, and the conditions at the moment of an incident vanish quickly.

Fall heights, unguarded openings, scaffold and platform dimensions, the position of equipment and materials. These decide a construction injury case, and they change as the work continues. An unscaled photograph cannot preserve them in a way that can be reliably measured later.

Visido captures the site as a measurable 3D record with high-accuracy laser scanning: exact elevations, distances, and dimensions, dated and preserved while the work moves on around them.

Where the site has already progressed past the relevant condition, camera matching can reconstruct it from earlier photographs and video, recovering accurate measurements after the fact.

THE SITE, FROZEN
IN TIME.

Elevations & Fall Heights

Exact vertical measurements, floor openings, unprotected edges, scaffold and platform heights, captured to the millimetre while the condition still exists.

Guarding & Openings

Guardrail heights, opening dimensions, and barrier placement, the measured geometry your experts evaluate against the applicable safety standards.

Layout & Equipment Position

Where equipment, materials, and access routes sat at the time of the incident, documented before the site changes again.

Scene Preservation

A permanent, dated digital record of a site that won't look the same next week, evidence captured before it's built over.

CAPTURED BEFORE IT'S GONE.

On an active site, the relevant condition may be gone within days. Once it is, the case rests on memory and unscaled photos, both easy to challenge.

A measured 3D record fixes the scene as it was at a known point in time. Every figure traces back to a point in a scan or a calibrated camera solution, can be independently checked and verified.

WHO THIS
IS FOR.

Legal Counsel

Evidence reconstruction and measured spatial analysis prepared for court and tribunal proceedings.

Insurance Adjusters

Independent scene documentation and measurement extraction for liability assessment and claims.

Structural & Liability Engineers

Accurate spatial records for failure analysis, site documentation, and litigation support.

CONSTRUCTION INJURY
QUESTIONS.

Why do construction site injury cases need 3D laser scanning?

A construction site changes daily. Fall heights, unguarded openings, scaffold dimensions, and equipment positions at the moment of an incident disappear as work continues. A 3D laser scan captures the site to millimetre accuracy, preserving those conditions as a permanent, measurable record.

The site has already changed since the incident. Can you still help?

Often, yes. Using camera matching, we can recover accurate measurements from photographs or video taken of the site at the relevant time, reconstructing conditions even after the work has moved on.

How accurate are the measurements?

Our 3D laser scans are millimetre-accurate. Every elevation, distance, and dimension is drawn from the measured point cloud, not estimated.

Can you measure fall heights and guarding?

Yes. We capture exact vertical measurements, floor openings, edges, platform and scaffold heights, guardrail heights, and opening dimensions, the measured geometry your engineers and experts evaluate against the applicable standards.

What do you deliver for a construction site injury case?

Measured drawings, dimensioned 3D models, and clear technical reports. When a matter reaches court, we can provide expert reports and testimony to explain the spatial findings.

Do you work for plaintiff or defence?

Both. We provide independent, verifiable spatial documentation grounded in measured data, whichever side retains us.

DISCUSS A CASE

Have a construction site injury matter that turns on the physical scene? Get in touch to discuss the details, or to schedule a scan before the site changes.