Tower Maintenance Simulator

TOWER MAINTENANCE SIMULATOR
Climb high. Fix what’s broken. Don’t make a mistake.
Tower Maintenance Simulator puts you in the boots of a communications tower technician working hundreds of meters above the ground.
Every job starts on the ground. Read the work order, inspect the tower and choose the tools you think you'll need. Once you start climbing, everything you brought with you matters — because the van is a long way down.
Climb using your hands, secure yourself to the tower, manage your safety equipment and carry your tools as you make your way toward the problem.
At the top, the climbing was only half the job.
Diagnose electrical faults, open equipment enclosures, test circuits with a multimeter, replace damaged components, tighten connections and repair obstruction lights and other tower equipment.
There are no convenient inventory menus while hanging hundreds of meters above the ground. Tools are physical objects. Hold them, attach them to your harness and try not to drop them.
Wind, rain and approaching storms can turn a routine maintenance call into a dangerous climb. The tower moves and creaks around you while the ground disappears beneath the clouds.
FEATURES
Physical climbing — control your grip and move carefully from hold to hold.

Real maintenance jobs — diagnose faults and repair equipment instead of simply reaching the top.

Choose your tools — prepare at the service vehicle before beginning the climb.

Physical tools — use ratchets, screwdrivers, pliers, multimeters, torque wrenches and other equipment.

Tool tethers — secure tools to your harness or risk watching them fall hundreds of meters.

Safety equipment — use your harness and carabiners to stay attached to the tower.

Extreme heights — perform jobs on structures stretching hundreds of meters into the sky.

Dynamic weather — wind, rain, fog and storms can transform the conditions during a job.

Immersive first-person presentation — realistic movement, sound and camera effects put you directly on the tower.

The job might sound simple.
Climb up.
Fix the problem.
Climb down.
At 300 meters, nothing feels simple.