Telecommunications
Tower Sites
Greenfield telecom tower sites in Al Qassim, taken from rock excavation and reinforced concrete raft through to a standing monopole or lattice tower.
- Sector
- Telecommunications
- Region
- Al Qassim
- Period
- 2026
- Scope
- Civil works and erection
On site
Each site is built from the ground up. Crews excavate to founding level, set timber formwork and tie the epoxy-coated raft mat and pedestal cage, then place concrete by pump with poker vibration and a wet cure.
Bar diameter, spacing and cover are checked with caliper and tape and kept as geo-tagged records before any pour is signed off.
Once the base has gained strength the tower goes up: monopole sections lifted and bolted through a scaffold access ring, or a lattice tower assembled and craned into place on remote desert plots. Work runs under the operator's site supervisor, with a toolbox talk before every shift.
No pour is signed off before the steel is measured.
Contact sheet
From the site.
Photographed by our crews during the work. Select a frame to see it full screen.
01Lattice tower going up by crane
02Monopole section inside the scaffold ring
03Bolting a monopole section
04Pedestal cage on the raft mat
05Checking raft spacing with a tape
06Tying the raft mat
07Raft mat and pedestal cage
08Bar diameter checked with a caliper
09Spacing measured along the raft mat
10Crew finishing the raft reinforcement
11Raft ready for inspection
12Epoxy-coated mat in its formwork
13Raft edge against the timber formwork
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