What training does your job need?
Pick the job. You get what the regulations require, what contractors ask for on top, and what no online course can give you — with the OSHA or FCC citation next to each line.
Tower TechnicianTower climber, top hand, antenna & line tech5 required by regulation · 9 coursesSee the list Tower ForemanCrew lead, lead tech, site supervisor4 required by regulation · 9 coursesSee the list RF / Wireless TechnicianCell site tech, DAS and small cell tech, wireless installer4 required by regulation · 8 coursesSee the list Fiber SplicerFiber technician, OSP splicer, FTTH installer5 required by regulation · 7 coursesSee the list Underground / Civil LaborerOSP laborer, ground hand, directional drill hand, trench crew4 required by regulation · 7 coursesSee the list Electrician / QEWCommercial electrician, cell site electrician, journeyman, qualified electrical worker3 required by regulation · 6 coursesSee the list LinemanLine worker, apprentice lineman, distribution line tech4 required by regulation · 5 coursesSee the list Signal Person & RiggerCrane signal person, rigger, hooking crew2 required by regulation · 4 coursesSee the list Equipment OperatorMEWP / aerial lift operator, forklift and telehandler operator2 required by regulation · 4 coursesSee the list Construction LaborerGeneral laborer, helper, ground hand5 required by regulation · 8 coursesSee the list
Required vs. asked for
“Required by regulation” means an OSHA or FCC rule spells the training out, and we cite the paragraph. “Commonly required by employers” is what carriers, GCs and contractors add — ANSI standards, NFPA 70E, site access rules. Both keep you off the job if you don’t have them.
What we don’t do
We don’t issue OSHA 10/30 (DOL) cards, climber or crane operator certifications, or licenses. Our courses end in a certificate of completion you can verify online. Each role page says what you’ll need from somewhere else.