Server rooms and data centers
Setting out the positions of racks, equipment and support structures.
Site Print
Project layout on structural slabs
VOSS Group provides a service for transferring project markings onto structural slabs using an HP SitePrint robot and experienced surveyors who handle measurements and the full on-site process.
How SitePrint works
bringing your project onto the structural slab
Layout on a structural slab helps organize the start of assembly work and reduce mistakes when setting out element positions. The HP SitePrint robot moves across the structural slab and prints drawings and markings from the project directly onto the slab, where they remain as guides for assembly teams. These markings help crews identify where to drill anchor holes and position frames, machines and other components according to the documentation.
Who it is for
Where can SitePrint help?
The service is designed for projects that require the precise transfer of component layouts from documentation onto a structural slab.
Production halls
Marking the positions of machines, production lines, frames and anchor points.
Warehouses and logistics centers
Laying out racking, conveyors and automation systems.
Trade fair and exhibition halls
Setting out stand locations and positions for lighting, electrical installations and sound systems.
Have another application in mind? SitePrint is suitable for all large-scale projects where layout on a structural slab is possible. Contact us
Benefits
What do you gain with SitePrint?
Automated layout speeds up installation preparation, reduces the workload and lowers costs. Markings transferred directly from the design reduce the risk of setting-out errors.
We handle measurements and layout
The VOSS team handles preliminary measurements and layout. We prepare the data and provide equipment and on-site operation. Your company saves its crew's time and focuses on the next project stages.
Less time spent on layout
SitePrint reduces layout time by around 60% by automatically printing from a prepared file. It speeds up preliminary work and preparation for installation.
Lower risk of setting-out errors
Transferring markings from a file reduces manual transcription of dimensions and related mistakes.
Lower layout costs
Fewer hours of manual marking mean lower layout preparation costs. Automated layout reduces the workload and the costs of this stage of the project.
“From now on, our company will start every construction project with SitePrint measurements”
At VOSS, we use SitePrint technology ourselves when building high-capacity warehouses. Automated layout delivers consistent results on every construction site where it has been used. According to estimates by surveying specialists, it makes layout two to three times faster.
Scope and execution
What we offer as part of Site Print
Before arriving on site, we review the documentation, layout scope, data format and project requirements. Surveyors then prepare the files and reference points needed for the HP SitePrint robot. On site, the VOSS team takes measurements and applies markings for the next assembly stages. Finally, we check key points and provide the client with information about the completed service.
Scope
Project layout on the slab
We transfer points, axes and markings from documentation directly onto the structural slab so assembly teams can work faster and with greater confidence.
HP SitePrint robot
We use the HP SitePrint robot to automatically apply markings to the work surface according to the prepared model or documentation.
VOSS surveying support
We provide surveyors who prepare data, perform measurements, operate the robot on site and check the correctness of the layout.
Contact
What do we need from you to get started?
Send us the project details, location, planned schedule and available documentation. We will use this information to define the layout scope and prepare the Site Print service.
Siteprint@voss-eu.pl- 1
Project scope
Describe the building type and the elements that need to be laid out.
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Location
Share the country, city, and working conditions on the structural slab.
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Schedule
Include the planned start date and time window for surveying work.
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Documentation
Attach drawings, a model, or details about the available project data.
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Final arrangements and contract signing
Together, we will confirm the scope of work, schedule and terms of cooperation, then sign the contract.