SAED for Wireless Engineering

Project Overview & Challenge

Traditionally, the identification and design of wireless infrastructure sites were conducted in silos, leading to inefficiencies, poor site selections, and subpar design outcomes. This project set out to revolutionize this process by focusing on stakeholder collaboration and providing a comprehensive, cohesive framework for site acquisition, environmental considerations, and design.

Engineering Scope & Methodology

The project's primary objective was to streamline the process of wireless infrastructure site acquisition, environmental evaluation, and design.

The project started with initial investigations and assessments, identifying candidate sites, and conducting desktop reviews for location suitability. Once potential sites were identified, level 1 co-location applications were submitted to 3rd party structure owners. The team then completed design activities and reviewed each candidate's design proposal for compliance with client and customer requirements. All information was collated to complete the Candidate Assessment Report (CAR), with the Traffic Light Modeling (TLM) for prime and backup candidates.

This was followed by the preparation of detailed designs and a comprehensive check against allocated budgets, accuracy, and consistency. The final step was preparing and collating the necessary documents for AAA submission.

Outcomes & Results

Our approach to SAED project successfully revolutionized and streamlined the process of wireless site acquisition, environmental evaluation, and design.

The project's benefits included better stakeholder engagement, optimized site selection, improved compliance with design requirements, accurate budget estimations, and efficient AAA submission.

This project has showcased how an integrated approach can yield improved outcomes and better process delivery, setting a precedent for future initiatives.

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