Address Your Facility’s Expired Records: Establish a Routine Data Capture

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Most facility records are accurate on the day they are handed over. But your facility is alive and is in constant change. Tenants reconfigure spaces, equipment gets replaced and contractors reroute services above the ceiling. When 360 photo or 3D capture only happens at milestones like handover or a major renovation, the record drifts further from the real building with every work order. The next project then starts with another site visit to find out what is actually there, adding more cost to your project.

In this webinar, Bryce Munn and Noah Wells from FARO INSIGHT look at what changes when capture becomes part of routine facility work instead of a project you schedule and budget for. Using facility examples, they will show how the people already walking your buildings can document a space during a normal visit, check coverage before they leave and keep a measurable record that owners, operators and contractors can review in a browser. You will also see where Rovi i.1, a walk-and-scan mobile laser scanner packaged with software, fits into that routine.

What you will learn:

- The financial implications of facility records expiring over time

- How to establish a routine data capture using 360 photos or 3D scan data

- Organize 360 photos and scan data for efficient distribution to all stakeholders

- How owners, operators and contractors can view, measure and compare data collectively in the cloud

- Advance your capture using scan data to provide additional insights of your facility and assets

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