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Description of PAS 128:2014 2014This PAS specifies requirements for the detection, verification and location of existing and new underground utilities. It applies to the detection, verification and location of active, abandoned, redundant or unknown underground utilities and the location of their associated surface features (e.g. manhole covers and utility markers). It applies regardless of where these utilities are located (e.g. in urban or rural areas, in the street, or on private sites such as hospitals or airfields). It applies to utilities buried no deeper than three metres. This PAS sets out the accuracy to which the data are captured, the quality expected of these data and a means by which to assess and indicate the confidence that can be placed in such data. More specifically it covers:
It does not cover:
This PAS is for use by practitioners (usually a surveyor, geophysicist or subsurface utility engineer). It also might be of interest to clients (such as engineers, constructors, project managers and utility owners), who are responsible for recording information about underground utilities. Where ground investigation, borehole, trial pit works and other construction works are proposed, a current utility mapping survey conforming to this PAS can be used as an indicator of the presence or absence of underground utilities before conducting further ground investigation prior to breaking ground.
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