Scope

An alarming number of stringing lines in operation today pose a serious risk to utility companies and contractors. After inspecting thousands of lines across ~25 sources, Scope has uncovered that 86% of utility stringing lines contain hazardous segments that should no longer be in use. These findings highlight a critical flaw in traditional time-boxed inspection schedules, which fail to account for the actual usage and stress placed on the lines during operations. Time-based inspections often leave dangerous line segments in service far too long, putting your equipment, operations, and people at risk. Scope is leading the charge to address this problem with event-based inspections. Working alongside top companies in the industry, we’ve developed best practices that ensure stringing lines are inspected when they need it most—before high-tension pulls, critical operations, and exposure to extreme working conditions. Event-based inspections help operators identify potential failures before they happen, minimizing downtime and maximizing safety. Read our full safety bulletin to learn more about these industry best practices and how to implement them in your operations. https://lnkd.in/gJGDhGcs #SafetyFirst #UtilityIndustry #EventBasedInspections #RopeSafety #UtilityOperations #Scope

Improving safety across utility stringing line operations is paramount for Quanta's subsidiary Dacon/Dashiell Corporation. Enjoy this customer story covering Dacon's/Dashiell's wins on the path to conducting safer operations. This customer story references a stringing line safety best practices developed by utilities, contractors and manufacturers across North America (https://lnkd.in/gfds3ntp). Cheers to Quanta Services, Inc., SWOS: Synthetic Rope Solutions and Dashiell Corporation!

Improving safety across utility stringing line operations is paramount for Quanta's subsidiary Dacon/Dashiell Corporation. Enjoy this customer story covering Dacon's/Dashiell's wins on the path to conducting safer operations. This customer story references a stringing line safety best practices developed by utilities, contractors and manufacturers across North America (https://lnkd.in/gfds3ntp). Cheers to Quanta Services, Inc., SWOS: Synthetic Rope Solutions and Dashiell Corporation!

Safety is paramount for utility stringing operations. Transmission and distribution projects traversing critical infrastructure will continue to happen. We're thrilled to see SWOS: Synthetic Rope Solutions offer line health and inspection services powered by the technology at Scope. Incredible to witness regional groups conduct safer operations and take on these inspections - shout out to North Houston Pole Line, Quanta Services, Inc., Power Contracting, LLC, CenterPoint Energy, MYR Group, Oncor Electric Delivery, Primoris Services Corporation and many more!

REGISTRATION IS CLOSED. We've reached capacity for next month's conference where Scope and Yale Cordage are bringing together industry leaders and innovators to standardize stringing line maintenance across the electric utility industry. Thank you to our following sponsors and participants! https://lnkd.in/g3BXUXwU? Southern California Edison (SCE) Bonneville Power Administration Duke Energy Corporation Tennessee Valley Authority CenterPoint Energy Primoris Services Corporation MasTec Quanta Services, Inc. MYR Group Wagner-Smith Equipment Co. Custom Truck One Source and many more!!!!

Scope Computer Vision Technologies is excited to announce that we are looking for a Vice President/Director of Fleet Innovation to join our AI company! Information about the role is outlined below!

A big congratulations to Custom Truck One Source for their outstanding achievements using our product across North America! This success story highlights how CTOS has leveraged our technology to improve safety standards and streamline inspection operations for #transmission and #distribution projects. Check out the full story to see how collaboration and innovation can lead to extraordinary outcomes.

Thank you Unirope Limited for hosting Hydro One, Valard Construction LP (Quanta Services, Inc.), Alectra and Scope to perform next generation utility stringing inspections using the Scope technology. Cheers to making every pull a safer pull!

Thank you to The Carpenter Group and CableCo for having us out to their facility in Los Angeles and introducing us to Southern California Edison (SCE). We had a great day discussing industry best practices around stringing line inspection and demonstrating how the Scope system can enhance any operator performing inspection.

Mazzella Companies and Scope teamed up with Utilitra at John Sakach Co./Mazzella Lifting in St Louis to review best practices in the inspection and repair of utility stringing lines. The word is spreading that innovation is increasing operational safety in the industry. #transmissionlines #transmissionline #electricalcontractors #linemen #electricutilities #clearlysafer