Infrastucture Engineering

Conducting a thorough examination of a site to gather data and assess its suitability for telecommunication installations. This involves evaluating factors such as terrain, existing infrastructure, and environmental conditions.

Extending or relocating T1 lines, which are dedicated digital communication links commonly used for data, voice, and video transmissions.

Providing comprehensive services for the relocation of telecommunication equipment and systems in commercial settings. This includes disconnecting, moving, and reinstalling the necessary infrastructure.

Designing and constructing telecommunication rooms or data centers within a building. This involves creating the necessary infrastructure, such as power, cooling, cabling, and equipment racks.

Moving and reconfiguring phone systems, including Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) systems, which enable voice communication over the internet. This also includes installing and managing the cabling infrastructure required for phone networks.

Documenting and testing the existing telecommunication infrastructure to ensure its readiness for deploying new equipment or systems. This involves verifying network connectivity, performance, and compatibility with the new equipment.

Providing telecommunication services and support to national vendor accounts in specific regions. This includes maintenance, troubleshooting, and ensuring smooth operation of telecommunication systems.

Installing and configuring network routers and switches, which are essential components for routing data packets and managing network traffic in telecommunications networks.

Installing cable outlets for television distribution, enabling the connection of televisions to cable service providers.

Deploying wireless and wired access points to establish network connectivity in specific areas. This enables devices to connect to the network wirelessly or via Ethernet cables.

Installing Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) cameras for video surveillance and security purposes. This includes setting up camera systems, positioning cameras strategically, and integrating them into the overall security infrastructure.ription goes here

Configuring Digital Video Recorders (DVRs) for storing and managing surveillance footage. It also involves installing the necessary data and computer cabling to connect the DVRs to the network.