Infrastructure construction into remote or difficult areas is what helicopters do best. With precision pilots matching aircraft using specific equipment, the helicopter is second to none.
Infrastructure construction into remote or difficult areas is what helicopters do best. With precision pilots matching aircraft using specific equipment, the helicopter is second to none.
The simplistic speed of getting the job done is normally unmatched when using a helicopter. This coupled with limited ground work, offers a great option to minimise environmental impact and minimise costs compared to conventional methods.
Where ever these structures are destined for placement into remote areas, transport of these by helicopter is incredibly quick.
By lifting entire power pole assemblies, the only work for the installers are prepping the holes and securing the poles.
Complete H tower assemblies can be flown as one, limiting twice the flying time to locate both poles and the onsite assembly work of the riggers.
Complete cell towers with all attached aerials etc can be flown into remote sites in their entitreity there.
Contruction, reduction or addition of Radio Towers.
The helicopter can do away with the likes of tracked machinery or material ropeways to assemble or disassemble Gondolas and Chairlifts.
The helicopter can air crane into place a fixed earth crane.
Often pipelines traverse difficult ground. The helicopter can lift sections into place with very high accuracy limiting the risk of time delays and damage to these delicate structures.
Prefab concrete, steel or timber can all be flown into place by helicopter to aid in building.