Our Services

Surveying, Site Plans, & Construction Survey Control

We place a high value on geomatics excellence at StoneCroft. This service is foundational to our project’s success, whether it be collecting accurate site information or ensuring that design intent is met during construction control.

We invest in high quality equipment, we research new technologies and we turn-over our equipment regularly for reliability. We offer a range of surveying techniques which can be used to align with project and client requirements.

We have also invested in our standard operating procedures and data processing software with the main goal of being efficient and accurate for our clients. Our years of experience designing bridges, crossings and other infrastructure means we know the key points to pick up and our time is efficiently spent with no return trips to collect missed data.

LiDAR information, where available, compliments our site surveys. It allows us to focus our field survey on the critical elements that are not visible in the LiDAR, such as the high-water mark, benchmark locations, stream morphology, site characteristics and other breaklines. When LiDAR is available it can also provide a great foundation for feasibility studies or high-level cost estimates as it allows preliminary reconnaissance of access road locations or structure sizing. It also brings efficiency to identifying optimal routing and crossing locations.

Our geomatics equipment capabilities include:

Real-time kinematic surveying: offers a higher level of accuracy than combining GPS data with traditional total station survey and is an efficient survey method
Robotic total station: great on the construction site or for one-surveyor sites, the total station follows the surveyor’s movements
Total station survey: the traditional, accurate and reliable survey, a budget-friendly choice, great for most resource road structures
Bathymetry: underwater survey capability most often applied at large crossings or marine foreshores

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Emily Bourque

Engineering Technologist

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Emily is an engineering technologist at StoneCroft. A graduate from the University of New Brunswick, Emily holds a Bachelor of Science in Forestry and is currently pursuing her designation as a Registered Professional Forester with Forest Professionals BC. Emily’s vibrant communication approach and strong background in field work combine to provide thoughtful and organized management to any project. Emily keeps safety at the forefront of everything she does, both in the field and in the office, as well as when she undertakes supervisory roles.

Max Gerth

Senior Project Manager / Environmental Lead

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Max is a senior project manager and environmental lead at StoneCroft. His diverse skills include construction supervision, biology, forest planning, tree falling, estimating, and project management. Max prioritizes safety leadership and environmental stewardship, always aiming to serve his clients effectively. As a Registered Professional Biologist with the College of Applied Biology, he has led various projects in environmental monitoring, sediment management, and permitting. With extensive experience in coastal construction, he quickly assesses projects to determine the most efficient, cost-effective approaches. As a senior estimator for road construction, he identifies innovative cost-saving opportunities, bringing valuable expertise to StoneCroft’s road design and construction services. Max holds a Master’s in Forestry from the Technical University of Munich and a Master’s in Biology from Ludwig-Maximilian-University of Munich. He is also a Certified Faller and trained Forest Supervisor with the BC Forest Safety Council.

Rodrigo Ramalho

Engineering Technologist

Rodrigo Ramalho is a results-oriented and highly skilled engineering technologist with over two decades of experience in project management, design, and quality control. Rodrigo graduated from Camosun College in Victoria, BC, with a Diploma in Civil Engineering Technology. He also holds a Certificate in Auditing, Appraisals and Expert Reports in Engineering, as well as a Bachelor’s Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Brazil. Rodrigo is based out of our Campbell River office and resides in Langford, BC.

Tamara Rowe

Senior Project Engineer

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Tamara is a senior civil engineer with experience in all aspects of civil engineering projects from design to project management. She began her career with StoneCroft Engineering in 2007 as a summer student for three consecutive summer terms. Then after an additional four years as Project Engineer, she left in 2014 to pursue her ambitions in London, England. In England, her role with an infrastructure and environmental engineering firm provided her with experience in project management, acting as a Technical Approval Authority for local councils, performing inspections of tunnels, rail stations, retaining walls and bridges, preparing repair plans, organizing tunnel monitoring works, liaising with various city councils, and carrying out design and checks of building foundations. Tamara rejoined StoneCroft in 2024 as a Senior Project Engineer, bringing her vast experience in resource and civil sector projects. Retuning to her hometown in Campbell River, BC, Tamara is looking forward to continuing her pursuit of outdoor adventures and running competitions.

Our Services

Surveying, Site Plans, & Construction Survey Control