SPIDAcalc Analysis delivered as scalable offshore support.
Pole loading and structural verification in SPIDAcalc — attachment and wind cases modelled against safety factors, with an engineering report per structure. Built for engineering managers scaling drafting capacity without adding headcount: A cost-effective, scalable offshore team that works to your standards and delivers overnight, so your licensed staff review rather than draft.
SPIDAcalc pole loading is analysis work that scales badly with in-house headcount — the queue spikes with a project and empties between them. Outsourcing lets you add loading capacity by the run: attachment and wind cases modelled to NESC Heavy, Medium or Light districts or CSA load cases, using your SPIDAcalc client file and pass/fail thresholds.
Every failing structure returns with a specific, buildable make-ready — transfer, re-tension, guy or anchor change, or replacement, with framing called out. A lead reviews each result before release, and your licensed professional reviews and seals the analysis.
| Metric | In-house team | Spanex Engineering |
|---|---|---|
| Cost efficiency | Fixed salaried capacity, paid whether the queue is full or not | Cost-effective per-project support — pay for the work, not idle time |
| Turnaround | Bound by local working hours | Overnight production against your time zone; review starts your morning |
| Scalability | Hiring and training lead time to add capacity | Scale a run up or down by the project, no hiring |
| Standards | Your CAD standard and code | Your CAD standard and code — we adopt yours, not ours |
| Quality control | Reviewer often also the drafter | Independent lead review on every package before release |
Native drafting & construction sheets
Pole loading & structural analysis
Enterprise GIS & asset data
Open-source GIS & parcel data
DGN drafting for select utilities
Survey-true base & ROW alignment- Pole loading and structural verification
- Attachment and wind loading cases
- NESC / CSA safety-factor assessment
- Engineering reports per structure
- Loading district
- NESC Heavy / Medium / Light
- Safety factors
- Applied per governing code
- Output
- Capacity report + make-ready per pole
Common questions
Which loading standards do you model to?
We model to the governing standard for the asset — NESC Heavy, Medium or Light districts, or CSA load cases — using your SPIDAcalc client file and pass/fail thresholds.
Do you return make-ready when a pole fails?
Yes. Every failing structure carries a specific, buildable make-ready — transfer, re-tension, guy or anchor change, or replacement — with framing called out.
Can you scale for a large pole run?
Yes. Offshore capacity lets us scale a run up or down by the project without you hiring, while a lead reviews every result.
Why work with Spanex Engineering for spidacalc analysis?
A cost-effective, scalable offshore team that works to your standards and delivers overnight, so your licensed staff review rather than draft.
Can you use our SPIDAcalc client file and standards?
Yes. We model against your client file, loading district and pass/fail thresholds, so results match how your own engineers would run the analysis.
Do you return make-ready for failing poles?
Yes. Every failing structure carries a specific make-ready — transfer, re-tension, guying, anchor change or replacement — with framing called out, not just a pass/fail flag.
How quickly can you turn a large pole run?
Offshore capacity lets us scale a run by the project. Turnaround is scheduled and confirmed up front; smaller batches typically return within 48 hours.
SPIDAcalc Analysis for your next project.
Send scope, standards and source data. We reply the same business day with a fixed schedule and a quote.