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Underwater Inspection
 
Our nationwide experience in 40 states establishes Infrastructure Engineersas a national leader in the area of underwater bridge inspection. Our NBIS-qualified inspection teams are managed by a registered Professional Engineer, trained as a U.S. Navy construction diver.  Each team is comprised of certified commercial divers who have extensive experience in performing underwater inspections on bridges and other waterfront structures. Our professional services and personnel include:

▪ NBIS-qualified inspectors

▪ Engineer and technician commercial divers

▪ Fast current and black water inspections

▪ Penetration diving

▪ River profile construction with recording fathometer

▪ Underwater photography and videography

Infrastructure Engineers is a member of the Association of Diving Contractors International, and follows its guidelines for diving safety, as well as those set forth by OSHA.  In strict adherence to these guidelines, Infrastructure Engineers maintains the highest level of safety for both its employees and the general public.
 

  

Bridge Inspection

In addition to underwater inspection, our staff provides routine bridge and sign inspection services.  Inspectors for Infrastructure Engineers, Inc. receive specialized training from the Federal Highway Administration and various state Departments of Transportation to ensure superior service.  Our bridge and sign structure services include:

▪ NBIS inspections

▪ Fracture critical inspections

▪ Load ratings

▪ Nondestructive testing

 

To ensure outstanding customer service and employee safety, Infrastructure Engineers forms specialized employee teams for each and every project.  This policy, in conjunction with techniques perfected by experience, demonstrates our commitment to professional excellence and safety.

Professional Training

Infrastructure Engineers is proud to be the National Highway Institute’s (NHI) contractor for FHWA/NHI Course No. 130053, "Bridge Inspection Refresher Training". This 3-day course refreshes the skills of practicing bridge inspectors in fundamental visual inspection techniques; reviews the background knowledge necessary to understand how bridges function; communicates issues of national significance relative to the nations' bridge infrastructures; re-establishes proper rating practices; and reviews the professional obligations of bridge inspectors.   This course also meets the requirements of the CFR 650.313(G) for “...periodic bridge inspection refresher training for program managers and team leaders...”.