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Companies need people who not only enjoy working at high altitudes but can move them in large quantities, and contribute to a safe work environment. Becoming a communications tower professional requires knowledge of standards such as OSHA, ASME, ANSI Z359, ANSI Z490, and ANSI 10.48. Empower yourself to achieve your academic and career goals by enrolling in our program at Elite Offshore Pvt Ltd. C.B.D. Belapur. Call us today at +91-80-9747-2277 to learn more about our courses.

Requirements

Basic Experience or Knowledge: Some prior experience in construction, telecommunications, or a related field is often beneficial but not always required.
Physical Fitness: You must be physically fit, as the course often involves working at heights, climbing towers, and performing tasks requiring strength and stamina.
Age Requirement: Some courses may require candidates to be at least 18 years old, due to safety regulations and work requirements.
Employer Support: If employed, your employer may need to provide or sponsor your training, especially if the course is required for your job.
Willingness to Work at Heights: Since the course involves safety protocols for working on communication towers, candidates must be comfortable with heights and confined spaces.
Safety Training: A general understanding of basic safety procedures or certifications (e.g., OSHA 10/30, First Aid) may be necessary before enrolling.

Outcomes

1. Standards, OSHA, ASME, ANSI Z359, ANSI Z490, ANSI 10.48 – Fall Protection
2. Basic tower climbing techniques and equipment review
3. Mandated Safety Meetings
4. Inspection and Documentation
5. Rescue Procedures and Equipment Review
6. Understanding, Prevention and Treatment for Suspension Trauma
7. First Aid – At Height – On the Ground – Basic Survival in remote locations
8. Site Hazard Analysis
9. Weather Considerations
10. RF Exposure
11. Electrical hazards
12. Hazards associated with hoisting personnel and equipment with base-mounted drum hoists
13. Inclement weather
14. Falling object hazards
15. Anchorages, Connectors, Snap Hooks and D-Rings
16. Understand the use of Lanyards, Life Lines ,Roper Grabs, and Ladder Climbing Systems Knots & Hitches, Rigging
17. Learning Rescue for the cell tower industry
18. Develop Rescue and Pre- Climb checklists
19. Learn about Monopole, Guyed, and Lattice Cell Towers
20. Maintain 100% – 2 points of contact, learn ascent, descent and industry climbing practices
21. Employee Responsibilities

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