Crayons, Chalk & Markers
General purpose non-toxic wax Crayons in colours including red, blue, yellow and white are available which are suited for marking on nearly any surface. The large road marker crayon produces bright and clear marks ideal for work onsite. A protective case is also available if needed.
We also supply various types of Chalk which are suitable for temporary marking on most surfaces. The railway Chalk we supply is extremely dense, heavy and are perfect for use on metal and masonry surfaces. The engineers Chalk is specifically suited for metal, specifically steel. Chalk line refills, for use with the SCCS Chalk line, come in three different colour options and perfect for drawing straight lines on concrete, plaster, metal.
Various types of marker are available including the standard Edding Markers which have a bullet type tip for permanent ink, ideal for most surfaces. The Markal paint sticks are known for their versatility, combining the performance of paint with the easy use of a crayon, working on virtually any surface. They are both weather and UV resistant. The paint stick Markers are friction and water resistant, suitable for oily wet surfaces and available in red, blue, yellow and white.
If you cannot find the type of crayon you require please call us on 01480 404888 or email us at sales@sccssurvey.co.uk and we will source it for you.
Leica iCON Construction Tools
The importance of digital measurement and layout techniques is growing due to increased project complexity, digitalization, and the industry's need for clear documentation. The Leica iCON iCS20 and iCS50 3D tools simplify tasks with visual measurement technology, automated workflows, and intuitive software, requiring minimal training for quick deployment.
Implementing Noise, Dust, and Vibration Monitoring for Civil Engineering Projects in UK Cities
As UK cities grow, urban construction projects face increasing scrutiny over environmental impacts like noise, dust, and vibration. These factors can affect public health, safety, and nearby structures, especially in densely populated areas or near schools, hospitals, and heritage sites. Poor management can lead to noise complaints, air quality violations, and even structural damage, resulting in delays, fines, or costly project setbacks. Monitoring helps ensure regulatory compliance, safeguard communities, and protect sensitive buildings.
How SCS JV is using the latest technology and methods to shape the future
Watch this fantastic video on how the SCS JV surveyors and engineers are pushing boundaries with cutting-edge technology and innovative methods to construct two 13-mile tunnels in London. With state-of-the-art digital tools and advanced engineering solutions, the team are committed to efficiency, shaping a roadmap that will set the standard for future projects. Watch Now
Skanska Engineering Technology Day
SCCS hosted an Engineering Technology Day for Skanska at the Leica Geosystems School and introduced new technology and innovations to a wide range of roles across Skanska. Learn More
London’s Silvertown Tunnel Project
Due to open in 2025, this infrastructure project is utilising the latest surveying equipment to efficiently capture images and measure points. Learn More
Used reconditioned surveying equipment. Inspected, certified and guaranteed.