Safety One Training has always maintained the value and importance of in-person training. Our classes are very ‘hands-on’ and most teach multiple rescue techniques. How then, does Safety One maintain student and staff safety during a pandemic, without compromising the high quality of in-person training...
How to Clean, Disinfect, and Maintain Your Fall Protection In light of current Coronavirus events, we have been getting several inquiries about how to clean and disinfect personal protective equipment (PPE). Washing your hands for 20 seconds and running a disinfectant wipe over a hard surface...
A recent Wireless Estimator article titled “Recent rescue raises concerns about climbers’ ability to rescue their fellow workers” posed several interesting questions about the current knowledge level of cell tower climbers and their ability to perform a tower rescue if the need arises. Despite current industry standards which require...
The National Wireless Safety Alliance, or N.W.S.A., is a telecommunications safety driven certification initiative. The NWSA’s roots extend back to meetings that were held in 2013 between industry leaders and the National Association of Tower Erectors (N.A.T.E.). In 2015, the N.W.S.A became official and the...
Recently an injured tower worker was rescued from a 130ft monopole near San Antonio after sustaining a broken arm on or near the crow’s nest. Firefighters were able to rescue the worker to the ground with, what appear to be, non-life threatening injuries. The recent...
Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen a great deal of change at Safety One and are planning for an exciting and busy 2018! Though some members of our staff have moved on, we are always excited to have new faces around the shop. Additionally,...
Whether you are brand new to using fall protection or have been climbing for thirty years or more, knowing the best system for your application of work can be the difference of working another day and never climbing again. For many of us, we rely...
Life rarely goes the way we plan, but every one of us leaves the house with at least an idea of what we are doing that day and, over time, we develop planned responses to the occurrences in our lives. We should do no less...
Hypothermia is a dangerous drop in the core body temperature below 95°F / 35°C. (Normal body temperature is approximately 98.6˚F / 37˚C.) The “core” includes: - Brain, - Heart, - Lungs, - Neck Although Hypothermia often occurs gradually, over hours or even days, it can happen...
Student-instructor ratio tends to be an afterthought when considering a training institute, but this ratio is more important than you may realize, as it can make a considerable difference in the value of the training course, and the quality of the education received by the...