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Tower Safety has officially joined the elite group of training companies in the US offering SPRAT certification.  We were proudly joined by Phoenix Bomb Squad, DPS Aerial Rescue, Phoenix Fire Dept., and a Safety Professional from Mastec. We would like to congratulate all 5 out 5 students

Quality standards should be an integral part of safety planning. It takes management commitment, employee involvement, training, and communication to be effective.  It was previously determined that barriers to safety were cost associated with training and enforcement, and barriers to quality were due to the lack of

Twas The Night Before Christmas By Kathy Gill/Tower Safety & Instruction All through the school not a carabiner was clicking Everything in order, not a thing was missing The ropes were hung by the tower with care In the hopes the men would go up safely in

While many businesses take the holiday season to slow down and catch their breath, we seem to be busier than ever!  With so much going on, we just had to share! It’s been a busy month for Tower Safety and Instruction. New Video Series Launching Soon For

At Tower Safety and Instruction, we work hard to train individuals to go out and be successful in the telecom industry. We offer different types of courses and certifications, and even help match employers with possible job candidates. Still we don’t always get to hear about when

Experienced tower hands and strong leaders in the tower industry are very much in demand. However, there are many very capable but green tower hands that need the patience and experience of good employers to help them grow into a valuable employee. When someone commits the time,

We’re thrilled to once again be featured in Inside Towers! The article, “A Tower Owner Faces a Drug-Related Catastrophe and Bankruptcy” illustrates a problem in the industry that is too familiar. In the article, Gill talks about the serious issue of drug abuse and how she saw

As the founder and owner of Tower Safety & Instruction, I know firsthand the importance of safety in the tower climbing industry. I’ve taught hundreds of courses over the years and have heard stories both inspirational and heartbreaking about experiences tower climbers have faced when it comes

While working in the cell tower industry for a while, you start to see something in common with these tough men and women who work endless hours, hang for forever, drink, smoke, and probably a few more unmentionables, but they have 1 thing in common – their

The Wireless Rope Access Technician (WRAT) was developed to help the climber add more tools to his safety toolbox and assist with problem solving for various climbing situations.  In 2017 the #1 most cited violation was OSHA 1926.501 for Fall Protection and # 9 was Fall Protection