FDH Infrastructure Services (FDH), a leading provider of engineering, nondestructive investigation and construction management services for critical structures, introduced today the new leadership team based in the company’s Raleigh office headquarters. The announcement comes as FDH finalizes the restructuring of the FDH and Stainless business divisions following QualTek’s acquisition of […] Read More
FDH Infrastructure Services (FDH), a leading provider of engineering, nondestructive investigation and construction management services for critical structures, announced that its board of directors has appointed business and technology strategist Greg McCray as chief executive officer. McCray will drive the company’s engineering and scientific mission, and provide strategic oversight for […] Read More
FDH’s Rakesh Khan, PE, presents “The Value of Nondestructive Testing for New Transmission & Substation Foundations” at TSDOS on September 7th in Frisco, TX. Khan, Director of Engineering and Investigative Services for FDH’s Heavy Civil Division, reviews a recent case with a major utility that was constructing a critical substation and transmission […] Read More
The July 2018 issue of AGL Magazine features an article from FDH’s Dennis Abel, PE, director of engineering, on “Existing Structures Specifications in TIA-222-H.” The article is the second in a series of three articles on the implications of Rev. H for carriers and tower owners, authored by Abel, who is a member […] Read More
Don Doty, regulatory compliance advisor for FDH Infrastructure Services and business development manager for FDH’s broadcast division, Stainless, recently discussed the FCC’s 2020 repack deadline with WirelessEstimator.com. In a May 20, 2018, featured news article, Doty comments on Stainless’ April 30 FCC filing, which examines the practicality of the mandated 2020 deadline given […] Read More
Wind loading controls most tower designs…. The February 2018 issue of AGL Magazine features an article from FDH’s Dennis Abel, PE, director of new product development, on “Wind Loading Changes in TIA-222-H.” Abel, who is a member of the TR-14 Committee that develops the TIA-222 design standard, contributed to the […] Read More
Following QualTek Services’ recent acquisition of the assets of the Velocitel wireless turf and Site Safe businesses from Willis Stein & Partners and Vision Capital, FDH Velocitel’s remaining business units have reorganized into FDH Infrastructure Services. FDH Velocitel’s infrastructure engineering businesses, FDH and Stainless, have been restructured to preserve both […] Read More
FDH Velocitel’s Rakesh Khan, PE, presents “The Value of Nondestructive Testing for Unknown Transmission Foundations” at CEATI’s T&D Asset Management Conference on November 15 in Tampa, FL. Khan, director of engineering for FDHV’s heavy civil division, reviews a recent case where an existing lattice tower foundation was found to be […] Read More
FDH Velocitel’s Adam Drieling, Director of Training & Development, is an invited panelist at the Northeast Wireless Safety Summit (NEWSS), October 18, 2017, in Fairfield, NJ. Drieling will be speaking on the panel titled, “Factors for Approval from Turf Vendors and Property Managers.” NEWSS increases awareness about safety issues and […] Read More
FDH Velocitel’s Don Doty, Pat Moore, and Adam Drieling participated in a newly formed task force of the National Wireless Safety Alliance (NWSA) to develop a telecommunications tower foreman certification program. The 40-person task force, representing a broad spectrum of industry professionals, convened this week in Dallas to develop the […] Read More
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