Using Soil Nails and Helicopters to Prevent Transmission Line Slip - Michels @MichelsCorporation
Using Soil Nails and Helicopters to Prevent Transmission Line Slip - Michels  @MichelsCorporation
Uploaded September 2023 | Updated September 2026, 4 hours ago
A Michels Power, Inc. foundations crew developed a plan and installed 35 soil nails into a steep slope to prevent a slip of a transmission line structure in Boone County, WV. The project required equipment to be lowered in by helicopter and for crews to work near the top of a West Virginia mountain.

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