In this project, we completed the conversion of construction drawings, waste & domestic water pipes, electrical cables, and mechanical installations at multiple treatment plants in the Netherlands from analog to digital records. The project was carried out in strict accordance with the relevant quality standards, ensuring accuracy and consistency in the digital transformation.

Key Achievements:

Analog to Digital Transition: We successfully digitized the analog records of construction drawings and critical infrastructure systems, including water pipes, electrical cables, and mechanical installations, providing precise and easily accessible digital formats.

Adherence to Quality Standards: The entire process followed stringent national and industry-specific quality standards to ensure that all digital records met the necessary requirements for safety, functionality, and compliance.

Comprehensive System Documentation: Detailed digital records were created for the entire network of waste and domestic water pipes, electrical systems, and mechanical installations, ensuring that all components were documented accurately for future maintenance and planning.

Project Outcomes:

Increased Data Accuracy: The digital conversion significantly improved the accuracy of the records, reducing the risk of errors and inconsistencies that were previously present in analog documentation.

Enhanced Accessibility: The new digital records provided stakeholders with real-time access to critical information, improving decision-making, maintenance planning, and system upgrades.

Compliance with Standards: The project ensured full compliance with Dutch regulations and quality standards for construction and infrastructure at treatment plants, enhancing operational reliability and safety.

This project highlighted our expertise in converting complex infrastructure systems from analog to digital records, supporting the modernization of critical treatment plants across the Netherlands.