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NATE Releases ‘Anchor Inspection/Safe to Climb Protocol’ Document

By Michael Balderston published

NATE has offered what it hopes will be a helpful tool determining the safety of guy anchors on towers with its “Anchor Inspection/Safe to Climb Protocol” document.

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NATE Congratulates FCC on Close of Forward Auction

By Michael Balderston published

The closing bell rang for the FCC’s forward spectrum incentive auction last Friday, Feb. 10, with bidding concluding at $19.6 billion.

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May 9 Is Tower Tech Appreciation Day

By Emily Reigart published

Event coincides with OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down Week

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Tweak of Tower Marking Language Moves Forward

By Randy J. Stine published

FAA Reauthorization Act of 2018 includes language that provided a clarification related to marking certain telecom towers

Regulatory and Standards
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Byron St. Clair Dead at 93

By Phil Kurz published

President emeritus of National Translator Association was the "father of translators, LPTV and low-Power FM"

People
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NATE Elects 2018 Board of Directors

By Emily Reigart published

The National Association of Tower Erectors has released the results of its 2018 board of directors election.

People
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NATE Delegates Visit D.C. During Infrastructure Month

By Emily Reigart published

Last week, a delegation from the National Association of Tower Erectors visited Washington for legislative and regulatory meetings.

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NATE Co-Founder Bill Carlson Passes Away, 82

By Michael Balderston published

Was also president and CEO of Tower Systems Inc.

People
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Tower Work: It’s Safer Than You Think

By Tom Butts published

One reader's response to a recent editorial

Opinions
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New NATE Committee Hoping to Help Craft Drone Regulation

By Michael Balderston published

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.

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