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For over two decades, industry leaders have trusted us to simplify, manage, and engineer broadcast tower construction in Washington and throughout the United States.
With an increase in the number of communications towers and the continuing use of existing towers, the number of tower-related injuries is on the rise.
The brackets and mounting of telecom equipment are as critical to the ongoing success of your telecom tower as its foundation and construction. Partnering with a qualified structural engineering company, you gain an experienced partner in the telecom industry.
5G has made telecom structures a much more significant part of everyone’s life. Here’s what you need to know about building today’s communication towers.
There’s a growing demand in the United States for more 5G small cells and upgraded cell towers to reach its full 5G capability. Until we have full network coverage, we won’t experience the revolutionary innovations awaiting us, like driverless cars, high-speed manufacturing, streaming games, and more.
In practical terms, the 5G upgrade means another revolution in consumers’ wireless capabilities. But first, telecom towers must make the 4G to 5G transition.
Sound asset management is the key differentiator between successful telecom tower infrastructure and less-than-ideal infrastructure.
Here’s how relying on capital asset management benefits your telecom tower operations.
Like anything, towers fail. Luckily, through proper tower maintenance, these inconvenient failures are less frequent. Causes can be lumped into two main categories: Natural occurrences and man-made errors. Below we discuss the four common reasons tower failures occur, and shine some light on how to prevent them.
The FAA strives to identify safety issues and correct them as quickly and effectively as possible. For many businesses, the FAA can prove a difficult regulatory challenge. However, knowing the basics of FAA compliance can save your company plenty of time, headaches, and unnecessary work.