Tower Maintenance - Telecommunication Tower Maintenance Safety Measures

Telecommunication towers are generally manufactured as sections and constructed onsite by hoisting each section into place and bolting sections together. NIOSH recommends that employers and workers comply with OSHA directives, maintain equipment, and take the following measures to prevent injuries and deaths when constructing or maintaining telecommunication towers. Employers should take the following steps to reduce the risk of worker injuries and deaths during tower construction and maintenance.

Calvary Services is proud to offer training courses to make sure your staff members are aware of the potential risks involved with their jobs and make sure they have all the tools they need to perform it safely. Do you need to find out about training courses? You can visit our website for detailed information about our tower maintenance service.

Cell Phone Tower Maintenance - How Cell Towers Work

Cell phone base stations may be freestanding towers or mounted on existing structures, such as trees, water tanks, or tall buildings. The antennas need to be high enough to adequately cover the area. Base stations are usually from 50-200 feet high. Cell phones communicate with nearby cell towers mainly through radio frequency (RF) waves, a form of energy in the electromagnetic spectrum between FM radio waves and microwaves. These cell phone towers need maintenance every once in a while to ensure their safety.

Calvary Services understands how important your staff and towers are to you. We love finding the right solution for every situation, and are not deterred by a little challenge! We can help you! Call us 888-242-5979 or visit our website for cell phone tower maintenance information.