ALPHA ENGINEERINGPower & Energy · Since 1979
Some utilities have incomplete or outdated maps; others rely on staff knowledge where maps are missing. Records drift away from the field a little at a time and nobody notices, because the person who knows the system is still the one taking the call. Then the gap turns up on the worst night of the year, or the week after he retires. We walk the lines and capture what is actually out there at GPS accuracy: poles, conductor, transformers, services, and the connectivity tying them together, so what your dispatcher sees matches what the crew finds.
Your crews can trust what the map says, and the person who knows where everything is buried can retire without taking it with him.Senior staff know where things really are, even when records don't match. It works until that person retires or isn't the one on call.
Defensible only as a temporary bridge while you build real field data.Records get updated when someone spots a discrepancy. The gap between updates is exactly when an outage or billing question exposes what's stale.
Holds up if your system changes slowly enough for periodic updates to keep pace.Field data maintained as a current system of record, accurate to where assets actually are, so outage response and billing review are fast.
What you need when a crew has to find the right pole on the first try, at night, in the rain.We review what you send and follow up about what it would take to get there, and whether it has to happen all at once.
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