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Audit and support of geophysical works
for the customer

Audit and support of geophysical works
for the customer

An independent audit of geophysical work allows an objective assessment of the quality and completeness of the work, helps identify potential errors and deficiencies in the process of performing geophysical surveys. This gives the customer confidence that the work is performed in accordance with industry standards and project requirements. The audit helps to optimize the use of financial and human resources by identifying inefficient techniques or redundant actions in the course of work execution. This helps the customer to reduce costs without compromising the quality of results. We offer support of geophysical works at all stages - from planning and design to final interpretation of results. Our experts ensure that the geophysical work is carried out using the correct methodologies and complies with industry standards and safety requirements. This ensures that all work is completed with maximum accuracy and on time. We provide the client with a full report on the progress and quality of the geophysical work, ensuring complete transparency of the process and confidence in the data obtained. The customer is always aware of project progress and possible deviations.
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Stage 1
Planning
  • Defining the objectives and methods of the study
  • Development of a work execution plan
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Stage 2
Fieldwork
  • Staff mobilisation
  • Reconnaissance and survey of the work site
  • Field data collection
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Stage 3
Data processing
  • Analysis, processing and interpretation of the obtained data
  • Creation of graphic materials, maps, sections, models
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Stage 4
Reporting
  • Preparation of the report and further recommendations
  • Presentation of results to the Customer

Frequently asked questions about geophysical audit and project support

At what stage can an audit be brought in?
Before fieldwork, during acquisition, at the reporting stage or after completion. The earlier the audit begins, the more opportunities there are to correct risks before they affect the result.
What materials are needed to start the review?
Usually the terms of reference, work programme, survey plans and profiles, field logs, raw data, contractor reports and relevant correspondence. The exact list depends on the stage and scope.
Can an express audit of individual documents be performed?
Yes. We can review a programme, a report, selected datasets or a specific technical decision. The review boundaries and expected output are agreed before work starts.
Does an audit replace the contractor technical supervision?
No. The contractor remains responsible for its own quality control. The audit provides the client with an independent assessment of quality, risks and compliance with the agreed scope.
What does the client receive after the review?
A record of findings, an assessment of key risks and data quality, and practical recommendations for corrections, acceptance or the next stage of work.
Can a project be supported remotely?
Yes, when documentation and data can be exchanged digitally. If the task requires site verification or field monitoring, the format and schedule of visits are agreed separately.
How are the scope and cost of an audit determined?
They depend on the project stage, types and volume of materials, condition of the source data, required depth of review and whether field visits are needed.
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