Quanta Services, Inc.

Collaborating With Our Customers Through Capacity by Design Quanta operating companies are setting new standards in safety by collaborating with customers during early project planning to identify hazards and risks, integrate safety controls into critical work tasks, and build capacity for failure through an innovative approach called Capacity by Design. This year, we embarked on a transformative journey with one of our customers, tackling a large-scale project that set new benchmarks in occupational safety and health management. The collaborative journey began with a meticulous process of STKY control verification to ensure robust controls were in place for all identified hazards. This comprehensive approach highlighted 15 critical tasks that were intrinsic to the project’s success, laying the groundwork for a safety-first ethos. Harnessing preventive and mitigative controls, this collaborative effort brought together field personnel, operational leadership, and our dedicated safety team, fostering a holistic view of safety management. The next stage was formulating an operational learning strategy focusing on collecting data. This initiative took us directly to our craft workers, sparking meaningful conversations about critical work tasks, such as using restricted access zones during material loading and unloading. This hands-on approach provided insights into control effectiveness and bridged gaps between planning and practice. All crews were immersed in The Capacity Model™ courses, with leadership given tailored training and the Leadership Playbook, ensuring a comprehensive safety mindset across all levels. The Capacity Model™ information was shared regularly with the crews, ensuring that the principles of safety and efficiency were ingrained in our daily operations. A notable outcome is that zero STKY actuals occurred during the project, underscoring the benefit of collaboration in reducing STKY events in the workplace. Check out more Sustainability stories here: https://lnkd.in/g_vG8m8v

Capacity Model Minute: ⚡ True safety isn’t about eliminating every risk - it’s about being prepared for the unexpected. ⚡ The strongest systems don’t just prevent incidents; they adapt, recover, and keep teams moving forward. How do you ensure resilience in your operations? Let’s talk about strategies that turn challenges into opportunities for safer, smarter work.

Nowhere else like it.⚡️ Northwest Lineman College isn’t just a training ground—it’s shaping the future of the trade. With cutting-edge innovation, hands-on training, & an unwavering commitment to safety, it’s setting a new standard for the next generation of craft professionals.

The future of energy infrastructure isn’t coming. It’s already here. The demand for resilient, adaptable, and innovative energy infrastructure is greater than ever. With rapid advancements in renewable energy, electric vehicle networks, and grid modernization, we’re not just keeping up- we’re setting the pace. At Quanta, we recognize that the future of energy isn’t something we’re waiting for - it’s something we’re actively building. Every project, from large-scale transmission builds to underground utility advancements, is a step toward a more sustainable, reliable, and connected world. - Innovation isn’t optional—it’s a necessity. - Collaboration is the foundation of real progress. - Execution at scale is what turns ideas into impact. As we continue to power modern life, we’re focused on pushing boundaries in engineering, construction, and workforce development. The energy transition requires experience, execution, and bold thinking. We’re proud to be leading the way. What do you see as the biggest challenges and opportunities in shaping the future of energy?

Adapt. Execute. Elevate. 🚁⚡ When the job demands agility, linemen rise to the challenge—literally.  From remote access to final touches, helicopter linemen take linework to the next level.

In this industry, experience is invaluable—but execution is what moves us forward. At Quanta, we work alongside some of the most skilled and experienced professionals in the field. But in an era of rapid transformation—where energy systems are shifting, technology is advancing, and safety standards are evolving—leadership today is about more than tenure. It’s about adaptability, problem-solving, and execution. - Experience teaches us where we’ve been. - Execution determines where we’re going. - The strongest leaders balance both—guiding teams while embracing change. In your experience, what qualities separate effective leaders in this industry? Let’s start a conversation.

Precision. Safety. Grit.⚡ From urban grids to remote terrains, Quanta’s crews are out there making power possible. Every structure climbed, every connection made—it all powers something bigger.

Increasing Efficiency: Modular Data Center Solutions According to the IEA, emerging services and technologies such as streaming, cloud gaming, blockchain, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and virtual reality could boost demand for data services. For example, Bitcoin consumed an estimated 110 TWh of electricity in 2022, 20 times more than in 2016. At the same time, edge computing, a distributed computing paradigm that brings computation and data storage closer to the data sources, will require a compact solution capable of providing efficient power and cooling. These data centers and data transmission networks that underpin digitalization accounted for around 330 Mt CO2 equivalent in 2020, equivalent to 0.9% of global energy-related GHG emissions. A Quanta operating company has developed an advanced immersion cooling approach to modular data centers that allows for expedited infrastructure design and development with leading-edge immersion cooling technology as a turnkey solution. Each facility features an efficient modular design and immersion cooling technology that significantly reduces capital and operational expenses, improves performance and hardware reliability, and can operate in confined or extreme environments. The two-phase immersion cooling houses servers in tanks filled with dielectric fluid. The dielectric fluid removes heat from the server while not interfering with the server’s functionality. The heated fluid turns into a vapor, and cooling coils condense it back into a reservoir to efficiently recycle the dielectric fluid. Compared with conventional systems, the power savings associated with two-phase cooling are estimated to be around 60%, with potential total cost of ownership (TCO) savings of up to 50%. As a proof of concept, the Quanta operating company launched an operational modular data center facility in Northern Georgia. Phase I included a 1.5 MW immersion cooling infrastructure, configured as two 750 KW Critical Infrastructure Modules (CIM) for a total of 1,250 square feet. Check out more Sustainability stories here: https://lnkd.in/g_vG8m8v

Capacity Model Minute: ⚡ Learning from the past shapes a safer future. ⚡ Incident data isn’t just a report—it’s a roadmap for improvement. Trends tell a story. The question is: how do we use them to strengthen safety before the next challenge arises? Drop your insights below on turning lessons learned into proactive measures.

The future of transportation is being built today—and Quanta is proud to play a role in making it happen. As the demand for zero-emission freight grows, so does the need for infrastructure that can support it. PAR Western Line Contractors, LLC, a Quanta operating company, helped bring FM Harbor to life, delivering a high-powered charging depot at the Port of Long Beach—all while prioritizing safety and precision. At Quanta, we don’t just power homes and businesses. We enable grid modernization, large-scale electrification, and the infrastructure that keeps industries moving forward. From upgrading power delivery to constructing the sites that make next-generation solutions possible, we’re committed to being the premier provider in this evolving landscape. A huge congratulations to Forum Mobility and all partners involved in this milestone moment for clean energy and transportation!