AMI 2.0
A course exploring next-generation Advanced Metering Infrastructure and its expanded role in modern utility operations.
A course exploring next-generation Advanced Metering Infrastructure and its expanded role in modern utility operations.
This session covers how AMI 2.0 enables more than just meter reading, supporting applications such as outage detection, DER management, load forecasting, and time-of-use billing. Participants will also examine telecom requirements and integration with utility systems.
Who Should Attend
AMI project teams
Grid modernization planners
Utility IT/OT staff and analysts
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the evolution from AMI 1.0 to AMI 2.0
Identify key capabilities and value propositions of AMI 2.0
Recognize the telecom and data needs of advanced AMI
Integrate AMI 2.0 with broader utility operations
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 6 hours
Level: Intermediate
Materials: Slide deck, AMI use case examples
Registration & Materials
📩 Contact us at training@theutech.net to register or request a quote.
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Antenna Radiation Exposure Safety
An essential course on RF safety, focused on exposure limits, site compliance, and best practices for utility telecom personnel.
An essential course on RF safety, focused on exposure limits, site compliance, and best practices for utility telecom personnel.
This course introduces participants to FCC RF exposure rules, biological effects of non-ionizing radiation, exposure zones, and how to conduct or interpret compliance assessments. Safety signage, PPE, and mitigation measures are also reviewed.
Who Should Attend
Telecom field staff and tower workers
Site planners and safety officers
Regulatory compliance teams
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Explain the basics of RF radiation and exposure thresholds
Identify exposure zones and signage requirements
Understand FCC regulations and site safety protocols
Apply mitigation strategies to protect personnel and the public
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 4 hours
Level: Introductory to Intermediate
Materials: Exposure limit charts, RF safety guide
Registration & Materials
📩 Contact us at training@theutech.net to register or request a quote.
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Private LTE for Utilities
An introductory course covering the fundamentals of Private LTE networks and their growing role in utility communications.
An introductory course covering the fundamentals of Private LTE networks and their growing role in utility communications.
This course introduces the key components, benefits, and implementation considerations of Private LTE. It explains how utilities can leverage dedicated LTE networks to support critical applications such as grid automation, mobile workforce communication, and substation connectivity.
Who Should Attend
Utility telecom engineers and planners
IT and operations leadership
Professionals evaluating next-generation utility networks
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand Private LTE architecture and its differences from public LTE
Identify spectrum options and deployment models
Evaluate the business case and use cases for Private LTE
Recognize implementation challenges and planning considerations
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 6 hours
Level: Introductory
Materials: Slide deck, LTE planning checklist
Registration & Materials
📩 Contact us at training@theutech.net to register or request a quote.
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Fall Protection Essentials
A practical course focused on OSHA’s fall protection standard—consistently the most cited across industries, especially for new and untrained workers.
A practical course focused on OSHA’s fall protection standard—consistently the most cited across industries, especially for new and untrained workers.
This course reviews common fall hazards, personal fall arrest systems (PFAS), training requirements, and employer responsibilities. Participants will learn how to recognize violations and implement effective protective measures on job sites.
Who Should Attend
Lineworkers, field crews, and construction personnel
Safety coordinators and compliance officers
Supervisors overseeing elevated work
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify common fall hazards in utility and construction settings
Understand OSHA’s fall protection standard and employer responsibilities
Properly use personal fall protection systems (PFAS)
Recognize when additional training or safeguards are needed
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 4 hours
Level: Introductory
Materials: Slide deck, compliance checklist
Registration & Materials
📩 Contact us at training@theutech.net to register or request a quote.
📄 Download Course Flyer (PDF)