http://www.comtrainusa.com/index.php
Since 1996 ComTrain has provided climbing safety, fall protection & rescue training for hundreds of companies and government organizations around the globe as well as all branches of the United States Armed Forces. Our graduate count is well over 50,000 and growing daily! Many of these groups have taken our Tower Construction & Technology class to become familiar with all facets of our industry from the ground up.
ComTrain exists to provide the highest level of safety training for all types of structures, industries and occupations. All ComTrain courses meet ANSI/ASSE and OSHA Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety, Health and Environmental training. We are a specialized group of Industry Professionals, Accredited Teachers and Safety Professionals. If you work in the vertical world at extreme heights, you need ComTrain!
ComTrain is an authorized training provider for American Tower, Black and Veatch, Bechtel, General Dynamics, Mastec, Union Pacific Railroad, CSX Railroad and many other global companies. Comtrain is named as the preferred training provider for the major carriers and infrastructure providers around the globe. Comtrain is recognized as a N.A.T.E. Member Training Company that meets or exceeds the requirements of the N.A.T.E. Tower Climber Fall Protection Training Standard (N.A.T.E. CTS)
ComTrain classes are scheduled in cities throughout the United States.
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(i did various things in Afghanistan and one was climbing towers in Afghanistan(in the city and on bases) to install various telcom equipment and troubleshoot LOS shots and etc.)
I became certified in Afghanistan but have to get certified in America
--this is a high paying
-various uses for this certification
-can work for cell phone companies
-register as a nationwide rescue climber
-become a independent climber and freelance
(i have a friend who only climbs on weekends and has another fulltime job)- dude makes 7-10K some weekends
this is a great add-on to an IT/telcom career
also if you like to work outdoors this gets you out the office
Since 1996 ComTrain has provided climbing safety, fall protection & rescue training for hundreds of companies and government organizations around the globe as well as all branches of the United States Armed Forces. Our graduate count is well over 50,000 and growing daily! Many of these groups have taken our Tower Construction & Technology class to become familiar with all facets of our industry from the ground up.
ComTrain exists to provide the highest level of safety training for all types of structures, industries and occupations. All ComTrain courses meet ANSI/ASSE and OSHA Criteria for Accepted Practices in Safety, Health and Environmental training. We are a specialized group of Industry Professionals, Accredited Teachers and Safety Professionals. If you work in the vertical world at extreme heights, you need ComTrain!
ComTrain is an authorized training provider for American Tower, Black and Veatch, Bechtel, General Dynamics, Mastec, Union Pacific Railroad, CSX Railroad and many other global companies. Comtrain is named as the preferred training provider for the major carriers and infrastructure providers around the globe. Comtrain is recognized as a N.A.T.E. Member Training Company that meets or exceeds the requirements of the N.A.T.E. Tower Climber Fall Protection Training Standard (N.A.T.E. CTS)
ComTrain classes are scheduled in cities throughout the United States.
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(i did various things in Afghanistan and one was climbing towers in Afghanistan(in the city and on bases) to install various telcom equipment and troubleshoot LOS shots and etc.)
I became certified in Afghanistan but have to get certified in America
--this is a high paying
-various uses for this certification
-can work for cell phone companies
-register as a nationwide rescue climber
-become a independent climber and freelance
(i have a friend who only climbs on weekends and has another fulltime job)- dude makes 7-10K some weekends
this is a great add-on to an IT/telcom career
also if you like to work outdoors this gets you out the office
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wassup breh, whats going on here
I've already seen that video, so it doesn't affect me...... much 
