ACRT evolved from a traditional vendor relationship into a trusted operational partner for SECO Energy by improving collaboration, increasing transparency, and adapting to the cooperative’s highly engaged management approach.
The result: expanded scope, contract extensions, and exclusive partner status.
A Partner That Adapts to Your Utility
ACRT aligns with your operational culture, leadership expectations, and program goals, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Greater Accountability & Transparency
Frequent leadership engagement and proactive communication help identify and resolve issues before they impact operations.
Flexible, Scalable Support
ACRT evolves with your needs, expanding services and operational support as your program grows.
Improved Execution in the Field
Hands-on supervision and embedded support improve consistency, training, and operational performance.
Proven Long-Term Value
Strong utility relationships lead to expanded scope, contract growth, and long-term trust.
ACRT combines operational flexibility, field expertise, and collaborative leadership to help utilities strengthen vegetation management programs, improve execution, and build long-term operational success.
Shared Vision, Shared Success: Building a Utility Team Culture By Anna Davis, Operations and Fleet Manager, ACRT What are examples of a good team? I bet you can think of a year that your favorite sports team was really clicking, where they seemed unstoppable. The truth is, a team can be anywhere. Across departments, across[...]
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Assessing Ecological Health in San Francisco’s Utility Rights-of-Way By Joy Mellera, ROW Manager, Hetch Hetchy Water & Power; Dr. Michael Liptak, Senior Ecologist, EnviroScience; Dan Brackney, Operations Manager, ACRT Pacific Urban and rural utility rights-of-way (ROWs) represent thousands of miles of linear landscapes that extend across diverse ecosystems. Traditionally, these corridors have been managed primarily[...]
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Safety Management Systems: More Than Statistics By Adrienne Jones, Safety Manager, ACRT Every organization wants employees to return home safely at the end of the day. To help achieve that goal, we measure safety performance through a variety of metrics, from incident rates, vehicle accidents, lost-time injuries, near misses, and other indicators designed to help[...]
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Holistic Resource Management and Integrated Vegetation Management By Ryan Meccage, Business Development Manager, ACRT Services Utility rights-of-way (ROWs) occupy landscapes where ecological health, public safety, and operational reliability intersect. Managing vegetation in these corridors requires approaches that balance energy delivery needs with environmental stewardship, long-term sustainability, and public expectations. Two methodologies, “Holistic Management,” or Holistic[...]
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