Affordable 'Conduit Inspection Reporting Code of Australia' Software designed by Underground Surveys who have been creating software and equipment for the Pipeline Industry for 30 years.
'AUSCODES', Australia's own windows based pipeline inspection reporting system, with a choice of using either Australian Conduit Condition Codes, 'ACCEM' or the new 'WSA 05-2008' reporting codes in the one program.

We are still looking for good photos of sewer conditions, If you have any good quality photos in cast iron pipes or Brick pipes. details of where to send the pics are on the Contact Page and any that are published will will get a nice bottle of wine or something for your trouble.

Need Training? to use the new Sewer Inspection Codes of Australia WSA 05-2008? For Course registration form, see the training page and send in your details. If you have already trained and have your accreditation for WSA 05-2002, there is a registration PDF for you to apply for a one day refresher course to upgrade to the WSA 05-2008. Use the 'Contact us' page and get a registration form.

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Proposed WSA05-2008 Training Courses.

These are proposed courses as we need at least 10 applicants for each course so be quick to get your Rego in to secure a place.he

The Feb. 2013 course has a date change it is now the 12th to the 15th of Feb. 2013 at Woolongong, not commencing on the 5th as previously advertised. Course is filling rapidly register quickly.

IClick on ' Training' on the left of this page and download a 'registration of interest' for one of these courses.

Fill it in and post,Fax or e-mail it to the address shown on the form.

We have to have a minimum of 10 people on the course to make it viable so please register early so that we can get the venue for the courses organised. See you there.

Interested people should contact Steve Weatherstone on 02 4965 7989 or 0419492 903 or Peter Slingsby mob. 0412361839 ph. 03 97120359 or download Course Outline, Registration Forms or Expressions of Interest Forms from 'Training' on this Web site.

PDF Files

'PDF format' is a great way to present your reports to clients, It enables the customer to store and access the pipe reports on their computer. It also has the added benefit of sorting through the information stored in the report files using the inbuilt document search engine. This can be used to 'show all the grade 5 reports' ' show all root mass' etc. All that is required is a 'PDF Printer', try the web there are free ones available.

In House Reporting

Auscodes offers a service for accredited conduit reporting using WSA 05-2006 and 2008 in Auscodes or WSA 05-2002 in Wincan ver 7,WSA05-2008 in WincanVer8. We now have a capture module for Wincan so if you havent got wincan in your van you can simply record the pipe survey, send us the Tape or DVD we will then capture the video in mpeg with Wincan or Auscodes Using this service will allow you to bid for contracts even if you haven't managed to get your operators accredited or you do not have a software program in the van. Auscodes has two very accomplished assessors, Lorelle and Natalie at POO-HQ, as they have called their office. They will quickly and accurately assess the pipes, create reports and photos print in hard copy or PDF then burn all the information to DVD or portable hard-drive. This service will allow your operators to accomplish more meters per day and you will have an accurate and well presented report for your customer as well. We also offer a service to digitise all your old VHS film and reports and also independant Auditing, as required by WSA-05 2008.

Use the 'Contact Us' page to get more information.

Safety on the Site!!

There has been a bad accident in WA where a man fell down a 4m manhole and was killed. We recommend in our operator course the use of grates over open manholes while CCTV surveying is under way. This accident has high lighted the importance of keeping the manhole covered and the care needed while surveying is carried out. I saw a well designed grate in Geelong a while ago It has a pulley for the cable and a couple of rope clips to hold the Down hole pulley rope. This also holds the grate in place.