A hands-on course for installers, line workers, tower and fiber crews and their supervisors at carriers, ISPs, cable operators and contractors. It combines online theory with on-site practice using the real equipment and structures of your operation, with a DC-3 certificate filed with Mexico's STPS and an AI agent that answers questions in the field.

It is an 8-hour program that prepares technicians and crews to work safely on towers, poles and rooftops: fall protection, theectrical risk, radio-frequency exposure awareness, fiber optic handling and roadside work. It includes on-site hands-on practice and a DC-3 certificate.
The essentials at a glance.
8 hours
Live virtual · On-site · Self-paced
DC-3 · STPS
Geedle Bot answers questions 24/7 with the exact minute of the recording
Learning objectives observable on the job.
Select, inspect and use harnesses, lifelines and anchor points on towers and poles.
Identify energized lines, keep safe distances and apply controls before intervening.
Handle optical fiber safely and recognize radio-frequency exposure zones near antennas.
Mark the work zone, park safely and prevent accidents while driving between sites.
Six modules; each one leaves a deliverable you can apply in your operation.
Overview of field hazards and a general reference to NOM-009-STPS (work at heights) and NOM-029-STPS (electrical installation maintenance); not a substitute for legal advice.
Site risk assessmentFall-protection systems, equipment inspection, climbing techniques and basic rescue.
On-site practiceOverhead lines, service drops and energized equipment: distances, lockout and crew communication.
Electrical checklistWhat RF exposure is, signage of zones near antennas and coordination with the site operator.
Site access protocolGlass shards, eye protection, use of cutting and splicing tools and waste disposal.
Safe splicing routineSignage and flagging, safe parking, driving between sites and first steps after an accident.
Response planInstallation and maintenance technicians, line workers, tower climbers, fiber splicers, crew drivers and field supervisors. It works for carriers, internet providers, cable operators and infrastructure contractors; content is adapted to your procedures, your protective equipment and the types of sites where you work.
Equipment inspections before every climb, a site risk assessment before starting, safe distances from power lines and antennas, marked work zones on the street, and crews that know what to do in an incident. We measure with a theory assessment and an on-site practical checklist.
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Geedle Bot is trained on the syllabus, materials and recordings of your course. Participants ask in plain language and get an exact answer, not a generic one.
All of them issue a DC-3 certificate and leave records on the platform; what changes is how people practice and how the calendar is organized.
| Live virtual | On-site at your company | Self-paced on the platform | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ideal for | Teams across several sites or remote | Hands-on practice, team dynamics and brigades | Rotating shifts and large workforces |
| Interaction | Live instructor, breakout rooms and real cases | Instructor in the room, role-plays and practice with equipment | Microlessons, challenges and automatic assessments |
| Typical duration | 2-to-4-hour sessions on different days | 4-to-8-hour days | 2 to 4 weeks at your own pace |
| Records | Attendance, participation and assessment on the platform | Roster, assessment and photo evidence | Progress, grades and time on the platform |
| Questions between sessions | Geedle Bot 24/7 | Geedle Bot 24/7 | Geedle Bot 24/7 |
| Certificate | DC-3 with the STPS | DC-3 with the STPS | DC-3 with the STPS |
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