Women of NATE Leaders Featured in Latest Edition of FCC Podcast
Women of NATE Leaders Featured in Latest Edition of FCC Podcast
With sky-high demand for tower crews, what can be done to strengthen America’s wireless workforce?
With the broadcast repack in full swing and the race to 5G heating up, tower work is essential to getting those efforts across the finish line. Demand for tower crews is sky high—whether it’s working a 50-foot cell tower or a 2,000-foot broadcast tower. And it’s easy to take for granted when our cell phones and televisions work, but it’s not magic or pixie dust. It’s hard, often gritty, and even dangerous work that ensures America’s communications services continue to work well and are upgraded as technology improves. So what efforts are underway to develop and strengthen this vital workforce, particularly when it comes to women? Evan is joined by Andy Lee of Lee Antenna and Line Service, Inc. and Chairwoman of the Women of NATE (NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association) and Miranda Allen of Radiofrequency Safety International (RSI) and a member of the Women of NATE Committee.
