Wireless Structures Consulting · Salem
Structural engineering for steel structures
Structural calculations and installation drawings for utility and telecom steel, engineered and built on one campus in Salem.
- Began
- 2001, as Wireless Structures Consulting, PC
- Drawings
- Certified by a Professional Engineer
- Lines of work
- Utility · Telecom · DAS / Small Cell · Custom
Engineering steel since 2001
Western Utility Telecom began in 2001 as Wireless Structures Consulting, PC, providing structural engineering services. Today the same engineers draw the structure and the shop next door builds it, across four lines of work.
- 01UtilityFrom the power source to the power user: steel distribution, transmission and substation structures.
- 02TelecomTowers, tubular monopoles and concealment structures, designed, engineered and manufactured to fit your specific situation.
- 03DAS / Small CellAntenna-supporting poles for strict jurisdictions that want them to blend in with the street.
- 04Custom ProjectsRappelling towers, radar towers, a transmission art pole: structures for special applications.
Four kinds of steel, one set of engineers
01Utility structures
Structural calculations and installation drawings certified by a Professional Engineer.
02Telecom structures
Self-supporting towers, monopoles and rooftop structures engineered for the telecommunications industry.
03DAS / Small Cell
Poles engineered for distributed antenna and small cell networks.
04Custom Projects
Custom steel structures, engineered around your project.
Over 50,000 square feet
Manufacturing and administrative space across four buildings, with engineering and production on the same campus. The engineers design around efficient manufacturing and readily available materials, because the fabricators are down the hall.
Stamped for your site's state
Documents submitted include structural calculations and installation drawings certified by a Professional Engineer licensed in the state applicable to the site, designed to the codes that site answers to.
ASCE/SEI 7
Latest edition, utility and telecom structures
ANSI/TIA-222
Latest revision, telecommunication structures
IEEE/NESC C2
Utility structures
GO95
California General Order 95
IBC
International Building Code, latest edition
OSSC
Oregon Structural Specialty Code, latest edition
250Over 250 years of combined experience across the utility and telecom industries.
600+small cell poles a month
That volume fills approximately 60% of projected capacity, with room for your project.
Engineered and built on one campus in Salem.
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Tell us the structure, the site and its state. We'll engineer it.
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