The work of a small cell technician is critical to the growing communications infrastructure in the U.S. Recently, the Department of Labor formally approved the position as an apprenticeship through the Wireless Infrastructure Association (WIA)’s Telecommunications Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program…
Exciting things are happening for veterans looking to enter the telecommunications industry. Through its Military for NATE Veteran Sourcing Program, NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association (NATE) has partnered with Warriors 4 Wireless to provide training and employment for veterans,…
The Telecommunications Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program, or TIRAP, is a competency-based program created by and for telecommunications employers. TIRAP helps telecom professionals define their career path while enhancing productivity and maintaining safety, which in turn provides employers with higher engagement…
In early 2022, NATE: The Communication Infrastructure Contractors Association released its new Climber/Rescuer Training Standard (CRTS) to industry professionals and stakeholders. Here is what telecom professionals need to know about NATE’s updated training standard. Understanding the New Climber/Rescuer Training Standard…
November 14–20, 2022, marks National Apprenticeship Week, and this year, the Telecommunications Industry Registered Apprenticeship Program (TIRAP) is taking the opportunity to promote the benefits and memorable experiences of an apprenticeship in the telecom industry. Here is what you need…
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2022, all women are invited to participate in the 2022 WON Leadership Summit in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Join USA Telecom Insurance Services Director of Telecommunications Safety & Compliance Stephanie Brewer at what promises to be a…
During telecom tower construction, a wireless signal person is one of the most important members on the team. With precise communication skills and an arsenal of efficient hand and voice signals, these dedicated professionals ensure the safety of everyone on…
Telecommunications tower owners know how important it is for personnel to follow proper safety procedures and precautions when working on a job site. One way to ensure that your tower workers are equipped with the proper safety knowledge to minimize…
Those in the telecommunications industry know how impactful National Wireless Safety Alliance (NWSA) certification can be for the improved safety of a worksite not only for tower workers but also for the stability and longevity of the tower itself. If…
Telecommunications tower workers have one of the most dangerous jobs in the United States. Day or night and in a variety of conditions, every tower climb can be viewed as a safety risk. That is why there are standards, practices,…
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