Our Clients routinely ask us to assess their existing systems to determine code compliance or to propose modifications to improve operational characteristics. We have performed desktop audits, we have made mechanical design modifications and we have recommended and helped to implement operational changes. We apply our experience and knowledge to recognize where improvements may be […]
Read MoreNewest ESG Team Member Climbing to New Heights
“Moab, Utah is one of my favorite places on the planet,” shared Engineering Specialties Group’s (ESG) latest hire. Cassy Miertschin, EI officially joined the team as a Design Analyst in mid-January after about six months as an intern. Another favorite spot of Cassy’s is in Colorado, about 30 minutes from ESG’s Westminster office. “Eldorado Canyon […]
Read MoreDesign & Implementation
New System Design & Implementation When the time comes to seriously consider a ropeway’s design and to get a system procured in the marketplace, ESG stands above other consultants. We have been helping clients acquire systems they need at values they require since the 1980’s. We routinely help clients from design through construction and commissioning. […]
Read MoreAssessments /Forensics
Condition Assessment Surveys Do you have an existing system which is aging or developing problems? ESG is experienced at inspecting, valuing and rehabilitating ropeway systems of all types. We can perform annual or unscheduled inspections for compliance with codes and standards. We can help you estimate a value or a useful life and provide appropriate […]
Read MoreRopeways: Gondolas, Trams & More
The global expertise of ESG in ropeway transportation systems includes gondolas, ski lifts, aerial trams, and funiculars. Our experts assist clients through the inspection, modification and repair of existing systems and provide expert advice during planning, design and procurement of new systems. Thanks to our experiences, our staff depth and our discipline variety, our capabilities […]
Read MoreThe Leading Cause of Telecom Structure Demise
Have you ever wondered, “What is the leading cause of structural demise for communication structures and how can I prevent it from wreaking havoc on my infrastructure?” Probably not, but us structural-engineering-types amuse ourselves with this type of question. The answer, you ask? Weep holes. What? Well, let’s take a step back. Many structures, and […]
Read MoreImportance of Telecom Structure Condition Assessments
In most cases, communication systems are the critical links that allow municipalities to function. Whether the systems are required for emergency response or for agency functions, the reliability of the systems should match their importance. An often overlooked fact is that a communication system is only as reliable as the structures that support the system. […]
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