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Utility Infrastructure Mapping: Why Every Facility Should Have One
Introduction Most facility managers know where their buildings are located. Far fewer know exactly where their underground infrastructure is located. Water lines, sanitary sewer systems, storm drainage, electrical feeders, communication lines, irrigation systems, and other underground assets often represent some of the most valuable components of a facility. Yet, in many cases, the documentation available…
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Construction Project Planning: How to Control Cost, Schedule, and Risk
Effective construction project planning is one of the most important factors in delivering a project safely, on schedule, and within budget. Before work begins, project teams must understand the scope, establish realistic cost and schedule expectations, coordinate resources, and identify conditions that could affect execution. Even a well-developed construction plan can be disrupted by incomplete…
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Discover in this content how deep are the Buried Utilities
How Deep are Buried Utilities? NOT TO ERR THROUGH IGNORANCE. The depth of buried utilities can vary from a few inches below the surface to more than 10 feet. Find out how deep the buried utilities are in this Content How deep are buried utilities? The answer depends on the type of utility, local regulations,…
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Experiences and lessons learned in Mobile Phone Operator Booth (Part 2)
Locating Service for Installation of a fiber optic cable from a junction box that is located on the post, (entrance to the site), to the operations booth of a station of the mobile operator Sprint (@Sprint), www.frontlinecontractors.com in 1903 Lake Pine Dr. Cary – NC 27502. The trench was approximately 180 feet in length.
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Experiences and lessons learned in Mobile Phone Operator Booth (Part 1)
Locating Service for Installation of a fiber optic cable from a junction box that is located on the post, (entrance to the site), to the operations booth of a station of the mobile operator Sprint (@Sprint), www.frontlinecontractors.com in 1903 Lake Pine Dr. Cary – NC 27502. The trench was approximately 180 feet in length.
