Everybody loves a sequel, and the National Association of Tower Erectors has come out with its for the “NATE Unmanned Aerial Systems Operations Around Vertical Communications Infrastructure” resource document.

The emergence of drones is capturing many people’s attention, both inside and outside of the industry, and that certainly includes the National Association of Tower Erectors, as the group has announced the establishment of an Unmanned Aerial System Committee.

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.

The National Association of Tower Erectors has commended the U.S. Senate’s recent reauthorization of the Federal Aviation Administration.

Recent FAA Authorization brings welcome changes, says head of tower organization.

If you haven’t seen a video of drone footage of engineers climbing up radio and broadcast towers I highly recommend that you do so.

Using the 2016 International Wireless Communications Expo as its platform, the National Association of Tower Erectors released a new Capstan Hoist and Rigging safety video as part of its “Climber Connection” campaign.

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.”