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The Tower Inspection Field Guide provides practical guidance for performing communication tower inspections in accordance with TIA Condition Assessment principles.

Designed for inspectors, climbers, and telecom professionals, this book simplifies tower recognition, structural evaluation, field measurements, and inspection best practices to support safe and accurate assessments in the field.

Built for real-world application because proper inspections protect both infrastructure and personnel.

TIA inspections require more than climbing, they require understanding structure condition, loading, and documentation.

The Tower Inspection Field Guide supports Tower Safety’s TIA Condition Assessment training by providing inspectors with a clear, field-ready reference for recognizing deficiencies, performing measurements, and documenting tower conditions safely and efficiently.

Flexible rope guarantees good fluidity, yellow color gives excellent visibility
Pulley mounted on sealed ball bearings to allow slack to be taken up easily
Steel friction elements limit wear
Available in three lengths: 2.5, 4 and 5.5 m
Personal protective equipment (PPE) used for fall protection from height.
Adjustable lanyard for work positioning.
Working load limit: 140 kg.

KingPin | The Aluminium Shackle

Let us present the new masterpiece of SLACKTIVITY – the «KingPin». This aluminium shackle weighs only 107g (incl. PushPin and rubber cord), has a minimal breaking strength of 60 kN (6 tons), and is made of aircraft-grade aluminium (AL7075).

The mouth opening of 26mm width allows optimal handling to clip end loops, the deadManplate, soft release and 25 mm webbings. The high side plates offer perfect guidance for soft release or primitive pulleys.

The shackle's spacey bow offers enough space for round slings. At 120°, one another is allowed to lie at a perfect angle on the shackle surface. The PushPin, made of stainless steel with an 11.2mm diameter, has been weight-optimized and is super easy to use. The rubber cord connects to the free-turning PushPin with the shackle body. With some exercise, the KingPin can even be handled one-handed. Tested per applicable standards.

KingPin Specifications

Mouth Opening: 26mm

PushPin Diameter: 11.2mm

Material Shackle-Body: hot forged aircraft aluminium AL7075

Material PushPin: stainless steel (17-4PH)

Minimal Breaking Strength (MBS) longitudinal: 60kN / WLL: 8kN

Minimal Breaking Strength (MBS) cross: 28kN

Weight: 107g

The RRAT, Ropes N Rigging Book delivers 20 proven rigging methods for safe and efficient lifting on cell towers.

Designed for real-world field use, it simplifies lifting physics and trigonometry into practical concepts climbers and riggers can immediately apply—helping crews understand forces, reduce risk, and rig with confidence.

Working Load Limit - 100 kg
Minimum compatible rope diameter - 8.00 mm
Maximum compatible rope diameter - 12.00 mm
Min. rope diameter / EN 567 - 8
Max. rope diameter / EN 567 - 12
Min. rope diameter / EN 12841 - 10
Max. rope diameter / EN 12841 - 12
Max. rope diameter / EN 12278 - 11
Net weight - 0.14 kg
Gross weight - 0.21 kg

Operating and utilizing the ActSafe ICX is quickly and easily learned through user training.

Ultralight, compact personal power ascender. Fast and secure rope loading

Easy control with an intuitively operated thumb wheel or remote control

WLL 185kg or max. 1 person

SIRIUS packs the advantages of the best descenders for industrial and rescue applications into an extremely compact design - for better handling and long service life. SIRIUS lies perfectly in your hand. The auto-returning operating lever has a particularly small radius of motion so that you can work fast, accurately, more comfortably and safely. During rope insertion, which is intuitive and simple, the carabiner on the harness can stay connected to the device. We designed the route of the rope in such a way that it is protected from twisting and kinking, and from excessive wear and tear. SIRIUS was developed for extended use under the toughest of conditions. That’s why it is made of up to 100 % metal - without any vulnerable synthetic spots. SIRIUS. Best ergonomics and long service life in its most compact for

The TRITON TOWER harness is an innovative design featuring superior comfort, versatility, and durability. It offers an extremely lightweight and durable design that reduces worker fatigue while extending the product's life. The four-motion leg pivot point increases comfort during climbing, suspension, and work positioning. A breathable waist pad provides the highest level of comfort and functionality.

The easy-to-use webbing adjusters and an elastic keeper system secure the harness without slippage or excess webbing.

A removable waist belt secures tool pouches and holders. Velcro straps keep the belt in place, preventing tool pouches from coming loose.

The harness contains a removable Suspension Seat as well as additional paddings. The rigid board provides support and stability while the shoulder and leg paddings allow for long-term suspension.

- Durable steel positioning rings - Aluminum & Stainless Steel hardware reduce worker fatigue and increase product life - Removable Suspension Seat.

The TUNER PRO is the answer to demanding applications at height – whether for workplace positioning, restraint or rescue. It impresses with its precise adjustability, extremely high load capacity and compact design that allows maximum freedom of movement. Developed for professionals who need to be able to rely on every detail.

Ultra-strong load capacity up to 150 kg with minimal weight
Patented adjustment system for immediate, secure locking

Tower Safety Contractor Map
The Tower Safety Contractor Map is a comprehensive directory featuring more than 300 contractors across the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas, designed to help connect professionals in the wireless telecommunications industry.
Tower Safety makes this information available as a resource only and does not endorse, verify, or recommend any listed contractor. We do not perform background checks, vet qualifications, or assume any responsibility for the services, performance, conduct, or business practices of any contractor included in the map.
Tower Safety and its affiliates shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or other damages arising from the use of this directory, including but not limited to any disputes, issues, losses, or claims between users and listed contractors.

If you are a qualified contractor interested in being considered for inclusion on the Tower Safety Contractor Map, please contact Kathy at Kathy@TowerSafety.com for more information.

The Tower Safety Field Manual delivers critical safety knowledge for tower professionals working at height.

Featuring six proven rescue techniques and guidance aligned with OSHA and ANSI safety standards, this manual provides climbers and crews with a clear, field-ready reference for prevention, preparedness, and emergency response.

📘 Ideal for:

Tower Climbers

Rescue Technicians

Foremen

Safety Managers

Telecom Contractors

Train smarter. Work safer. Rescue confidently.

👉 Tower Safety Rigging Lab teaches the WHY, not just the HOW.

20 lift types explained

Step-by-step math

Real tower examples

Downloadable cheat sheets

🎥 Monthly Micro Lessons (5–10 min)
Examples:

Why your 4:1 isn’t really 4:1

Tagline forces explained

Gin pole reaction forces

Double choker loading

Offset anchors

🧮 Field Calculators

Sling angle calculator

Load multiplier calculator

MA estimator

🧠 “Rigging Problem of the Month”

🔥 Tower Safety Membership

Rescue refreshers

ANSI updates

TIA inspection tips

MEWP safety

Incident lessons learned