Learning Alliance 4-weeks Tower Technician training is a combination of academics and hands-on. Our Broadband Digital Installer program presents background information and installation practices pertaining to multiple transmission mediums that include broadband, wire line, wireless, fiber optic, radio frequency, and coaxial infrastructure types.

A Tower Technician is responsible for the erection, construction and maintenance of wireless towers and co-location system placement in accordance with all safety and quality guidelines and expectations. Your job will require you to be a part of an elite group of cell tower climbers who brave new heights on a daily basis. These individuals are in high demand as new telecommunications technologies are being produced.

The demands of safety and reliability in the telecommunications industry mean a properly trained workforce is crucial now more than ever. Furthermore, constant growth of new technologies means a consistent growth in the training required for individuals who work with them. Knowing how to properly apply safety training and procedures is something that no worker can rush through and having agreed upon standards for training, ensures that skills verified by one organization are recognized by others.

Safety LMS is the Telecom industry’s #1 resource for Safety Training. Safety LMS trainers share decades of real-world telecom experience and have spent years empowering fellow climbers with their wealth of knowledge to become safer and more efficient telecom technicians.

Safety LMS’s goal is to change the way the industry thinks about their training. Safety LMS will ensure to bring you the most up to date curriculum in the USA so you can ensure that when you attend a Safety LMS training event, regardless of the subject, you will walk away from the class having learned something new and that your training dollars were well spent.

Learning Alliance aims to tackle wireless industry training through virtual gaming environments that create unique learning experiences for students and industry professionals. The game is built in Unreal Engine 4 with the capability of upgrading to Unreal Engine 5 in 2021 maintaining the graphical and fluid integrity of the user experience.

The environment is equipped for the user to experience safety requirements through a meter-based approach. As the meter climbs, the user has a specified amount of time to correct the safety hazard or else the simulation restarts. The virtual environment will connect to our TIRAP aligned Learning Management System, our phone application and be able to be utilized via any browser in the phone or a desktop. Overall, a student is not limited to one device and that comes from a powerful server-side infrastructure.

Learning Alliance’s virtual gaming component will be available in 2021, but a specific due date has not been 100% determined. For now, check it out for yourself: