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The Live Network Fiber Splicing & Troubleshooting course builds job‑ready technicians who can splice, test, troubleshoot, and design OSP fiber networks through intensive classroom instruction and hands‑on training with industry‑standard tools.

This training program prepares students to safely and effectively operate small unmanned aircraft systems (sUAS) in utility and wire environments. The course combines FAA Part 107 exam preparation with hands-on drone operation, airspace management, weather interpretation, safety procedures, and utility inspection fundamentals. Upon successful completion, participants receive a certificate of completion and will have their FAA Part 107 exam scheduled with an approved third-party testing center.

Gain the knowledge, skills, and hands-on experience needed to safely operate mobile cranes and prepare for NCCER Mobile Crane Certification. This four-day course combines classroom instruction with extensive field training, covering crane setup, operation, rigging, load charts, safety standards, and practical lifting exercises. Participants will learn safe operating practices while developing the confidence and competency required for real-world crane operations.

Confined space entry is one of the most hazardous tasks performed in the utility and construction industries. This hands-on course equips participants with the knowledge and practical skills needed to safely identify, evaluate, and enter confined spaces while maintaining OSHA compliance. Through classroom instruction and field-based exercises, students learn hazard recognition, atmospheric testing, permit requirements, PPE selection, entry procedures, and rescue and retrieval operation