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Repack Faces Tower Crew Shortage

By James O'Neal published

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NATE Announces Record-Setting Attendance at UNITE 2017

By Michael Balderston published

NATE UNITE 2017 was a record-setting affair, as the annual conference saw more attendees and exhibitors than ever before, per the National Association of Tower Erectors.

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NATE Announces 2017 Board of Directors Election Results

By Michael Balderston published

A new face will be joining three familiar ones on the National Association of Tower Erectors’ Board of Directors, as revealed by the results of the organization’s 2017 election.

People
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NATE Releases ‘Riding the Line’ Safety Video

By Michael Balderston published

The National Association of Tower Erectors keep churning out safety videos, recently releasing the third entry of its “Climber Connection” series volume 2, “Riding the Line.”

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ANSI/ASSE Publish New Fall Protection Standards

By Michael Balderston published

Regulatory and Standards
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NATE Releases UAS Safety Resource Second Edition

By Michael Balderston published

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NATE Praises FCC’s O’Rielly on Tower Marking Stance

By Michael Balderston published

FCC Commissioner Michael O’Rielly recently spoke at the 2017 Wireless Infrastructure Show and one area in particular drew the praise of the National Association of Tower Erectors.

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NATE Releases Drone Safety Video for ‘Climber Connection’ Series

By Michael Balderston published

The latest topic the National Association of Tower Erectors are tackling with their “Climber Connection” series of safety videos covers unmanned aerial systems, a.k.a drones.

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NATE Receives Susan Harwood Training Grant

By Michael Balderston published

The National Association of Tower Erectors will be the beneficiary of the U.S. Department of Labor’s Susan Harwood Targeted Topic Follow-On Training Grant for the second year in a row.

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NATE on Weather Extremes and Tower Tech Safety

By Deborah D McAdams published

The video appears to employ drone footage of techs working on tall steel, while tower tech Brent Jarvis explains the dangers of extreme heat and cold on tower-climbing personnel.

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