The
opening survey question by NATE: The Communications Infrastructure
Contractors Association was “in light of the COVID-19 pandemic, is your
company still conducting routine business operations and hours of
service?” Out of 224 responses, 85.27 percent said “yes.” Another
question asked if the member company’s crews experienced logistical
issues on the road, i.e., hotel and food accommodations, as a result of
the virus (65 percent said “yes”).
The association unveiled the results of the nine-question Member COVID-19 Impact Survey yesterday.
The survey, conducted over a six day period from Friday, March 27, to
Wednesday, April 1, 2020, included responses from 224 member companies
with headquarters in 40 different states. NATE conducted the survey to
assess how the COVID-19 public health pandemic is impacting the industry
in order to help guide the association’s efforts to identify future
membership needs and resources during these unprecedented times.
“Surveys are snapshots in time. The association believes the NATE Member
COVID-19 Impact Survey contains valuable insight directly from the
front lines of deployment that can be a resource for members of
Congress, government agencies, wireless carriers, broadcasters, tower
owners, construction management firms, sub-contractors and tower
technicians during this very fluid pandemic situation,” stated
President/CEO Todd Schlekeway.
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