What it takes to deploy 5G
Watch the NIS team from Atlanta, Georgia as they walk us through how their team prepares for a job and what’s required in the field to get cell sites 5G ready.
Planning and deploying 5G: see what it takes
“Nowadays, there are multiple radios, dual-band radios, multiple antennas, from 4G to 5G—all on the same site. Everyone on the team has to be on the same page, reviewing the documentation, making sure that everything that’s on the paperwork reflects on our builds.”
Wyll Sparks, Tower Project Manager, NIS
Installing 5G: a day in the life of a field tech
“Testing improves the deployment process. If we miss any step in that testing process, we are going to have to come back out, spend more time to figure out what (the problem) is—whether it’s a broken or dirty fiber, anything like that. So you need to make sure everything is good before you leave that site, because if you have to come back you will spend a good amount of time on it to fix it.”
Adam Edwards, Small Cell Technician, NIS