GeoAccess delivers accurate, high-resolution earthwork examinations for Network Rail across three regions, backed by specialist in-house training and 24/7 incident response.
GeoAccess examines cuttings and embankments across Network Rail's North West & Central, Southern and Wales & Western regions — high-resolution data, CIV065-compliant remote inspections and round-the-clock incident response.
GeoAccess partnered with AMCO to safely access and examine 222 hard-to-reach Network Rail earthwork sites, combining rope access, vegetation clearance and innovative planning.
222 earthwork examinations delivered for AMCO across the West Coast South route in just 54 working days — safe rope access, vegetation clearance and smart planning, on time and in full.
GeoAccess pairs drone surveys with rope access and walkover inspections to monitor the unstable red-cliff coastal railway between Dawlish and Teignmouth — keeping crews clear of hazards while tracking erosion and instability.
A confined space inspection drone examined the Wigan culvert beneath multiple railway lines — nine flights and software-mapped defects cut reporting from weeks to days while keeping crews out of harm's way.
GeoAccess deploys alternative access methods — ladders, rope access, vegetation clearance and temporary fencing — to examine hard-to-reach Network Rail earthworks without line blocks or possessions, cutting cost and programme risk.
GeoAccess examines cuttings and embankments across Network Rail's North West & Central, Southern and Wales & Western regions — high-resolution data, CIV065-compliant remote inspections and round-the-clock incident response.
