Victory Powerline Services specializes in providing field and technical services to support your company’s electric power grid systems for both transmission and distribution. We provide customized services to meet your needs. We have years of experience working with both public investor–owned utilities and municipal organizations. Victory’s transmission oversight inspectors will ensure that all work is completed in accordance with the utility design standards, resolve engineering and constructability challenges, document ‘as–built’ information, verify compliance with environmental issues and right–of–way limits, comply with outage and Non–Reclose Order requests, switching and tagging, ensure compliance with grounding of lines and equipment, review material quantities and resolve any shortfalls, and complete contractor invoice review and reconciliations. All Victory Powerline Services’ transmission inspectors are experts in barehand maintenance inspection, training in hot stick work and trained and certified per utility standards in barehand work.

Victory Powerline Services has worked with our utility partners to perform an audit of the utility’s assets for inventory purposes. Victory can perform the asset inspections by mobilizing a highly–qualified lineman to inspect and evaluate each asset or we can mobilize our certified and trained drone pilots to inspect and record the findings via a secured website. Our comprehensive inventory will document poles, document installed hardware and equipment, identify joint–use, provide GPS coordinates of each pole, identify pole ownership, record meters and meter numbers, install and/or record pole tags and document and record damaged facilities.

Pole Inspections:
•Structural assessment of the asset, its hardware, conductors and surrounding site
•Pole and Equipment Tagging
•Pad–mount Transformer inspection
•Identification of System Phasing
•Identification of NESC Violations

Victory Powerline Services works with our utility partners by providing experienced staff who will review engineered designs for constructability, recommend adjustments and approve the final design. Our Make-Ready inspectors will perform field audits to ensure that there is the required right-of-way, project staking has been completed, poles have been tagged and identified and confirm that all units are on the plan design. Upon completion of the field audit, the work order is created along with any plan red-lines and submitted to the contract crew to be worked. The inspector will process the materials requisition and management any material issues. Our inspector will work with the crew lead to discuss any specific job details that may be of concern and schedule the work so the inspector can provide oversight during the installation to ensure construction in accordance with the plans and to ensuring that all crews are working in a safe manner. Finally the inspector will perform all processed to close out the work order and process the contractor invoicing for accuracy and completeness. Call Victory Powerline Services so our highly-qualified staff can sure your Make-Ready projects are completed seamlessly.

Victory Powerline Services employs highly qualified lineman and engineers to provide crew oversight for new construction and maintenance distribution projects. Our inspectors ensure that all work is completed in accordance with the utility standards, in a safe manner and within the scope of the project. Our inspectors will address and resolve project issues including but not limited to material, design, project surveying/staking, customer complaints and/or concerns, and environmental impacts. Our inspectors are intimately familiar with each project and will also review all project related costs to ensure that the invoicing is accurate and complete.

Victory Powerline Services specializes in providing field and technical services to support your company’s electric power grid systems for both transmission and distribution. We provide customized services to meet your needs. We have years of experience working with both public investor-owned utilities and municipal organizations