Schedule crews for wireless and tower work.

Match recorded qualifications, crew roles, travel, and site-access windows. Give teams site requirements and capture findings, work records, and follow-up.

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Trusted by teams that keep essential work moving.

//Who it's for

Tower visits that need more than one crew role.

Tower work can need climbers and ground crew inside one site-access window. Availability alone doesn't qualify a crew, so roles and qualifications are part of the plan.

Person in a hard hat and hi-vis holding a tablet at the base of a cell tower

Runs the operation

Field services manager

Track crew assignments, visit status and open work by region.

With Skedulo

Integrations can send visit results, open findings and review status to network and asset systems.

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Office worker at a desk with a site map on the wall

Plans the work

Crew scheduler

Coordinate climbers and ground crew inside one site-access window.

With Skedulo

Match recorded qualifications and crew roles to each job, with travel in view.

Explore scheduling and dispatch

Technician in a climbing harness using a phone at the base of a tower

Does the work

Tower technician

Complete safety forms in Skedulo Mobile and capture photos, notes and signoff at the site.

With Skedulo

Changes made offline sync when the connection returns.

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//How it runs

From site request to reviewed closeout.

//Tempo

Review tower crew availability with Tempo.

Compare crew roles, recorded qualifications and site arrangements with Tempo using your enabled actions. Your site-safety process authorizes the work.

Meet Tempo

Wind on the climbJOB-4977

Gusts to 45 miles an hour on tomorrow's tower climb

Automation : Site weather watch

CreatedWed 9 Apr, 2:40 PM 16h 20mto the climb

Assigned to

You

ContextPreparing contextUpdated just now

WorkingStep 1 of 3Step 2 of 3Step 3 of 3

CompleteDone just now

Seed prompt · from the issue

JOB-4977, an antenna swap on a 160-foot monopole in Commerce City, climbs Thu 10 Apr at 7:00 AM.
The forecast has gusts to 45 miles an hour from 10:00 AM; the crew stops climbing above 30.
The swap takes about 6 hours with two certified climbers and a rescuer on the ground.

ThinkingChecking the forecast against the climb plan

Thought for 3s

The wind will stop the climb halfway through the swap. Let me find a calm morning for the crew and the site.

Gathering context

Context generated· 3 sources

Reading the site forecastGusts to 45Checking the climb crew's week3 certifiedReading the site access termsA day's notice

Friday stays calm until 1:00 PM, and Curtis, Hoa and Wade are all free. The tower owner needs a day's notice.

When the crew can climb

top gust in the climb, miles an hour

A Thu 10 Apr, as bookedOver the 30 limit from 10:00 AM 45

B Fri 11 Apr, 7:00 AMCalm, crew freeSame crew free · access with a day's notice 14

C Mon 14 Apr, 7:00 AMHoa is on another climb · needs a new climber 12

Recommended planHigh confidence

Move the climb to Friday with the same certified crew

What happens

1Move JOB-4977 to Fri 11 Apr7:00 AM, same crew

2Ask the tower owner for accessFri 11 Apr from 6:30 AM

3Tell the crew the new dateby app message

Edit planStart plan Started at 2:42 PM

Moving JOB-4977 to Friday

The climb is on Friday· 7:00 AM, Curtis, Hoa and Wade

Requesting site access for Friday

Access requested· tower owner, from 6:30 AM

Writing to Wade

Messaged Wade Brennan· and the two climbers

Tempo → Wade BrennanResource · App message2:44 PM

Hi Wade, gusts to 45 tomorrow, so the Commerce City monopole climb moves to Fri 11 Apr at 7:00 AM. Same crew, gate open from 6:30 AM.

Waiting for Wade

Wade BrennanResource → Tempo · App message2:47 PM

Good call. We'll be at the gate at 6:30 AM Friday.

The climb is now Friday at 7:00 AM in calm air, same certified crew. The tower owner has the access request.

Ask a follow-up…Working on the plan…Ask a follow-up…

Ask

Context Comms12

JOB-4977 climb evidence

Task · commerce-city-climb-4977

Plan

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0 of 31 of 32 of 33 of 3

Waiting on contextDrafting a planProposed · waiting for youStarted 2:42 PM

Climb JOB-4977 in calm air

Move JOB-4977 to Fri 11 AprMovingDone

Ask the tower owner for accessRequestingDone

Tell the crew the new dateWritingDone

Site weather

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Thu 10 Apr

58°Sunny and gusty

Gusts 45 miles an hourWind 28 miles an hour

Too windy to climb from 10:00 AM

7 AM44°

9 AM50°

11 AM55°

1 PM58°

3 PM57°

The climb crew

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JOB-4977Moved to Friday

Antenna swap · 160-foot monopole · Commerce City

ClimbersCurtis Mensah, Hoa Pham

Rescuer on the groundWade Brennan

ContextComms

New issue

Gusts to 45 miles an hour on tomorrow's tower climb

Site weather watch · JOB-4977 · just now

//The Toolkit

Crew planning with site requirements attached.

Crew requirement matching

Match recorded qualifications and crew roles to each job, accounting for travel and site-access windows.

Crew changes with Tempo

Review crew changes, travel and team updates with Tempo when urgent work affects existing assignments.

Site instructions and safety forms

Give crews forms, checklists, photos, notes, and signature capture for every step of the visit.

Site preparation workflows

Trigger access and equipment preparation tasks before dispatch, then assign follow-up from the visit.

Site work visibility

Track crew assignments, visit status, and open work. Use reporting to review response targets and backlog by region.

Rocket Fiber scaled a demanding field workforce with Skedulo.

68%

increase in customer satisfaction

“Skedulo helps change fiber installation by improving customer expectations and effectively scheduling mobile workers in a demanding market.”

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Before

Manual scheduling struggled to keep pace with a fast-growing mobile field workforce.
Dispatchers had limited visibility into technician routes and job status.

With Skedulo

Mobile workforce scheduling runs on one system built for a fast-moving field team.
Technicians and dispatchers share the same live schedule and job context.

Outcome

Efficiency in scheduling mobile workers in a demanding market.
A more reliable field operation as the crew workload scaled.

//Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Recorded qualifications and crew roles are matched to job requirements, availability, travel and site-access windows. Your scheduling rules decide how conflicts are handled, while checking credentials and clearing a crew to climb stay part of your site-safety process.

Yes. Tower work often needs climbers and ground crew inside one site-access window, and schedulers coordinate the required roles and availability for jobs that need more than one worker. Each person is matched against the recorded qualifications for their role.

Yes. Crews complete mobile safety forms and capture photos, notes and signoff, and a form can be required before the job can be marked complete. A completed form records the check, but the responsible team still assesses site conditions and authorizes the work.

Yes, for the actions documented to work offline. When the signal drops at a remote site, the app keeps those changes on the phone and syncs them once a connection returns. Crews can see what's still waiting to sync, so they know what the office hasn't received yet.

Yes. When an urgent site issue comes in, dispatchers check certification, proximity and SLA to find a qualified crew. Tempo can propose the reassignment for a dispatcher to approve.

Yes. APIs and integrations can share closeout data, outstanding findings and review status with network, asset, billing and BI systems. Scope depends on the connected systems and permissions.

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