Robotic Inspection for a more efficient High Mast Light Pole Evaluation

1. Information Technology Solutions Robotic Inspection for a more efficient High Mast Light Pole Evaluation (PoleScanTM) PATENTED PoleScanTM provides 100% coverage TECHNOLOGY of the entire HMLP including the IPC spent five years in R&D pole, seams and luminaries. perfecting and redefining the way our infrastructure is Allows an inspector from the comfort of their office to visually see any being inspected. deficiencies. EXCEEDING PoleScanTM ’s repair service EXPECTATIONS robotically sands down rust spots, By utilizing Nondestructive paints and repairs the high mast light Testing and Robotic pole. Engineering IPC’s inspection Ultrasonic testing of the anchor bolts protocols and results to insure the poles integrity. exceed both FHWA and AASHTO guidelines. No traffic disruptions, lane closures or bucket trucks required. High Mast Light Pole Inspection Challenges Every five years the FHWA (Federal Highway Administration) requires all High Mast Light Poles (HMLP) on our nation’s highways be inspected. Most conventional inspections today consist of a manual visual inspection of the pole from the ground. Inspectors may use binoculars to view the higher portions of the light pole and luminaries. Notes and pictures are taken if any deficiencies are identified. Bringing ancillary inspections like High Mast Light Poles into the 21st century would require a more thorough inspection. There are many Nondestructive Testing methods that can help accomplish this, but they are cumbersome, costly and can only be used once a deficiency has been identified or by renting a boom truck to get to the correct height. Infrastructure Preservation Corporation

2. Service Features REASONS TO TRUST IN Infrastructure Preservation Corporation (IPC) has developed and patented a robotic High US Mast Light Pole Inspection service, “PoleScanTM”, which thoroughly inspects the pole, seams and luminaries with the patented robotic inspection unit. Inspection results are •Inspect and supply preserved so that future inspections can compare deterioration progression over time. This condition assessment means that problem areas can be reviewed to see if the damage has increased since the reports on the integrity of previous inspection and action can be taken to ensure the integrity of the HMLP. assets using non-intrusive methods. HMLP PoleScanTM is guided from a Control Command Center via wireless remote. The entire •Detect defects and device and wheels are all padded and rubberized so that there can be no damage to the irregularities before they pole surface. The HMLP inspection service is light weight and easy to deploy. The inspection result in severe damage results are not only more thorough and less subjective than current inspection methods, but they can help asset managers win additional government bids, save time and money. Service Benefits or become a risk to the public or your operation. •Save agencies time and money with advanced SERVICES AVAILABLE BridgeScanTM technologies that take Transportation agencies can repair early stage out subjective testing CableScanTM deterioration to ensure safety and longevity of methods and put the TendonScanTM their infrastructure and within their budgets. facts into the decision CrackScanTM makers hands. Asset owners and engineering firms have unique Wire Rope Inspection access to our advanced technology allowing Drone Inspection for better allocation of resources. Nondestructive Testing CEI Services IPC helps agencies save money, manpower Tank Inspection and can produce better results. Taxpayers have safer roads, bridges and don’t have to pay for costly replacements. Infrastructure Preservation Corporation For more information on any of our services please visit us on the Web at: www.infrastructurepc.com Infrastructure Preservation Corporation 5520 Rio Vista Drive, Clearwater, FL 33760 www.infrastructurepc.com |727+372-2900 Ext.24, Email: info@infrastructurepc.com