Setting out & site control
Control networks and setting out for groundworks, drainage, roads and buildings, helping site teams put the design in the right place.
From the first control point to the final as-built. Practical engineering, surveying and digital modelling for your next project.
Engineering support that connects the design to the ground. Choose a specific survey or bring JLE into your project from the outset.
Control networks and setting out for groundworks, drainage, roads and buildings, helping site teams put the design in the right place.
Capture existing levels and site features to inform design, planning and construction, with clear survey drawings and terrain data.
Aerial mapping, site progress imagery and stockpile or earthworks volume assessments to help you understand the bigger picture.
Digital terrain models and cut-and-fill assessments that turn survey and design information into useful construction data.
Model preparation, site calibration and setup support to help machine operators work from consistent site and design information.
Record installed drainage, positions and levels, with as-built survey information for project records and handover.
A straightforward approach, built around the information your team needs and the programme you’re working to.
Share your location, drawings, scope and timescales. We’ll establish the survey or engineering support your project needs.
Carry out the agreed site work and check the information against the project requirements, highlighting issues that need attention.
Receive drawings, models or survey records in the agreed format, ready for the next stage of your project.
JL Engineering (EA) Ltd provides site engineering and surveying support across Norfolk and Suffolk. Led by James Lane, JLE works with groundworks teams, contractors and developers to connect design information with the realities of site.
Whether you need a one-off survey, setting out support or a model for machine control, the focus is the same: clear information that helps your team get on with the job.
Tell James where you’re working and what you need.
Drawings, a site location and your preferred dates are a useful starting point.