Regulatory Approvals for Communications Infrastructure
A comprehensive overview of federal regulatory requirements for deploying utility communications infrastructure.
A comprehensive overview of federal regulatory requirements for deploying utility communications infrastructure.
This course covers the processes and documentation involved in securing approvals from the FCC, FAA, NEPA, and NHPA. Participants will learn how to identify when each process is triggered, how to prepare filings, and how to avoid deployment delays.
Who Should Attend
Project managers and telecom planners
Environmental and regulatory staff
Legal and permitting teams
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Identify when FCC, FAA, NEPA, or NHPA approvals are required
Prepare key filings and documentation
Avoid common mistakes that delay infrastructure deployment
Coordinate with agencies and stakeholders during review processes
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual live
Length: 6 hours
Level: Intermediate
Materials: Regulatory filing templates, permitting flowchart
Registration & Materials
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Universal Service Fund (USF) Compliance for Service Providers
A compliance-focused course on the Universal Service Fund, including contribution requirements, filings, and audits.
A compliance-focused course on the Universal Service Fund, including contribution requirements, filings, and audits.
Participants will learn who must contribute to the USF, how to complete FCC Forms 499-A and 499-Q, and how to respond to audits and inquiries. The course also covers common errors and financial reporting implications.
Who Should Attend
Service provider compliance teams
Utility broadband managers
Regulatory and legal personnel
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Determine USF contribution requirements
Accurately complete FCC Form 499 filings
Maintain records and prepare for USAC audits
Avoid penalties through proactive compliance practices
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual live
Length: 4 hours
Level: Intermediate
Materials: Sample forms, compliance guide
Registration & Materials
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Cranes & Derricks: Safety and Compliance
An essential course covering OSHA’s standard for cranes and derricks, with a focus on inspection protocols, operator responsibilities, and site safety.
An essential course covering OSHA’s standard for cranes and derricks, with a focus on inspection protocols, operator responsibilities, and site safety.
Participants will explore periodic and frequent inspection requirements, qualification standards, lift planning, and how to avoid common violations in utility and construction applications.
Who Should Attend
Crane operators and riggers
Site supervisors and safety professionals
Utility and telecom crews involved in lifting operations
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand OSHA's requirements for crane inspections and documentation
Identify key components of a safe lift plan
Recognize operator certification and training needs
Avoid common citation risks in lifting operations
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 4 hours
Level: Introductory
Materials: Slide deck, inspection checklist
Registration & Materials
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Emergency Response Rule: Utility Preparedness
A focused course on OSHA’s proposed Emergency Response Rule and how it affects utilities and other employers with in-house response capabilities.
A focused course on OSHA’s proposed Emergency Response Rule and how it affects utilities and other employers with in-house response capabilities.
This session covers the NPRM’s intent, expected regulatory impacts, and preparedness strategies for utilities with technical rescue or medical teams. Emphasis is placed on training, documentation, and compliance planning.
Who Should Attend
Utility safety and compliance leaders
In-house emergency response team coordinators
HR and legal staff responsible for regulatory adherence
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Understand the scope and intent of OSHA’s proposed Emergency Response Rule
Assess how the rule applies to utility operations and internal response teams
Identify training, planning, and documentation gaps
Prepare a compliance roadmap in advance of final rule adoption
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual or in-person
Length: 2–3 hours
Level: Intermediate
Materials: Slide deck, NPRM summary handout
Registration & Materials
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FCC Form 601 Filing Workshop
A hands-on workshop guiding participants through completing and submitting FCC Form 601.
A hands-on workshop guiding participants through completing and submitting FCC Form 601.
This course walks attendees step-by-step through the process of completing FCC Form 601, covering each section, common mistakes, and submission requirements for utility license filings.
Who Should Attend
Legal and regulatory staff
Telecom operations teams
Compliance and licensing professionals
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Accurately complete FCC Form 601
Understand required documentation and filing timelines
Avoid common submission errors
Navigate the Universal Licensing System (ULS)
Course Format
Delivery: Virtual live
Length: 3 hours
Level: Intermediate
Materials: Sample forms, ULS navigation guide
Registration & Materials
📩 Contact us at training@theutech.net to register or request a quote.
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