Planning departments have a real opportunity to improve permitting outcomes and reduce a growing backlog by applying only the relevant design codes and regulations.
Planning departments have a real opportunity to improve permitting outcomes and reduce a growing backlog by applying only the relevant design codes and regulations.
A new division based in Raleigh, NC, expanding facilities and experienced industry veterans, has significantly bolstered the company's geotechnical capabilities.
It's unclear why this became a jurisdictional requirement, but with continued downward pressure on project margins, it’s prudent to ask why this extra work is still required.
It only takes some expensive, and strikingly similar equipment failures to get an industry’s attention. Following antenna mount failures during the initial stages of the 4G roll-out, the industry immediately looked for answers.
When Jeff Arthur joined ETS in 2014 to set up the company’s structural engineering division, he was already a seasoned professional, having worked in the telecoms engineering, oil, gas, electrical, and renewable energy industries.
When Anoka, MN-based Rothmeyer TEC started preparing for a 300’ tower decommissioning project, they turned to Engineered Tower Solutions for a fall zone rigging plan.
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