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Two-way radios for construction crews that work across multi-site jobs.
Superintendents, foremen, equipment operators, and safety officers need reliable comms across a tower job, a remote site visit, and the office trailer — without licensed frequencies or interference from neighboring crews.
Nationwide cellularNo FCC license72-hour shipping
A typical day on a construction site.
The super is on a tower job in downtown Orlando at 7am, talking to a foreman about a delayed concrete pour. By 9, he's driven to a second site in Sanford to check on excavation. The safety officer is on the first job doing a tailgate talk. The crane signaler is on the radio with the operator about a pick. The PM is in the trailer trying to reach a vendor. A traditional UHF setup means each site has its own license, its own frequency, and zero reach between them. When the super crosses a city line, his radio goes silent.
How POC LTE solves it.
- One radio reaches anywhere with cellular signal — across a city, across a state, across a 30-state highway corridor.
- Add crews from a sub-contractor's site to your talk group without programming changes.
- No frequency coordination, no FCC licensing, no interference from a neighboring developer's radios.
- Rugged housing rated for jobsite drops, dust, and rain.
- Talk groups separate safety from operations from the GC office — no crosstalk during a pour.
Roles we equip.
The radios are sized and programmed for who actually uses them. A front desk gets a different setup than a banquet captain or a security supervisor.
Superintendent
Coordinate trades across all active sites without losing reach when driving between them.
Safety officer
Conduct tailgate talks, respond to incidents, coordinate with EMS without leaving the deck.
Foreman
Run the crew, escalate to the super, coordinate with neighboring trades.
Crane signaler
Direct picks with the operator without hand-signal line-of-sight.
Equipment operator
Stay reachable from inside the cab for spotters and ground crew.
Project manager
Loop in vendors, owners, and field staff from the trailer or office.
Lead carpenter
Sync framing teams across multiple floors of a tower.
Site security
After-hours patrol and access control for material lay-down yards.
POC LTE vs UHF/VHF for construction.
| UHF/VHF radios | Elite2Way POC LTE | |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage across multiple sites | Per-site frequency only | Nationwide cellular |
| FCC licensing per site | Required | Not required |
| Interference from neighbors | Common in dense areas | Eliminated — each fleet is private |
| Rugged housing | Yes, varies by model | Yes, IP-rated jobsite housing |
| Add a sub's crew temporarily | Reprogramming required | Add to talk group, no reprogram |
Coverage across multiple sites
UHF/VHF
Per-site frequency only
Elite2Way
Nationwide cellular
FCC licensing per site
UHF/VHF
Required
Elite2Way
Not required
Interference from neighbors
UHF/VHF
Common in dense areas
Elite2Way
Eliminated — each fleet is private
Rugged housing
UHF/VHF
Yes, varies by model
Elite2Way
Yes, IP-rated jobsite housing
Add a sub's crew temporarily
UHF/VHF
Reprogramming required
Elite2Way
Add to talk group, no reprogram
Recommended setup.
The most common starting point for teams in this vertical. We adjust based on your roster — call us with your headcount.
Accessories
Recommended earpieces
- 1-Wire D-Ring Earpiece
- 1-Wire Ear Hook Earpiece
Programming
Vertical-specific config
We program separate talk groups for super/PM, foreman/crew, safety, and security. Heavy-duty speaker mics and chest harnesses available as add-ons for operators inside cabs.
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