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NWSA TTT-2 Study Guide
TTT-2 is the same five domains as TTT-1 with the weight shifted onto rigging and planning — and 100 questions instead of 85. This guide is built to those weights, with the rigging-plan material that separates a TTT-2 pass from a near miss.
TTT-2 Pro — 60-day access
What is on the TTT-2 written exam
From the NWSA Candidate Handbook (CH REV 10/25): 100 questions, 2 hours, online remote proctoring, $274 per sitting. Prerequisite: An active TTT-1 certification. NWSA sets the passing score through a standard-setting process and does not publish it.
| Domain | Share of exam |
|---|---|
| Planning the scope of work and job logistics | ~18% |
| Fall protection, climbing and rescue | ~28% |
| Hoisting equipment and rigging | ~24% |
| Structures | ~18% |
| Appurtenance installation and maintenance | ~12% |
Rigging goes from 20% of the exam at TTT-1 to 24% here, and planning from 15% to 18% — together nearly half the paper. The guide spends its time the same way: a full module on hoisting equipment and rigging with Class I–IV rigging plans, one on planning and job logistics, one on special operations, then the fall-protection and rescue module at TTT-2 depth.
What is in the guide
- 8 modules, 23 lessons — sized to each domain’s share of the exam, written by tower technicians in plain language and cited to the standards the questions are drawn from: TTT-2 strategy; Hoisting equipment & rigging (24%); Structures (18%); Special operations; Appurtenance install (12%); Planning & job logistics (18%); Fall protection & rescue (28%); Final exam prep.
- Module quizzes after every module, with an explanation for every wrong answer — not just the right one.
- 84 flashcards — the definitions, numbers and thresholds the exam actually asks for, in a format that works on a phone.
- 90-question timed practice exam covering every domain of the real exam, so a score here tells you something about a score there.
- Weak-area report that names the domain to go back to, and a completion record you can show an employer (a training milestone — not a credential).
- English, Spanish and Russian — every lesson, quiz and flashcard.
Who it is for
Technicians who hold an active TTT-1 and are moving up to lead-capable work, and anyone whose employer requires TTT-2 for carrier or tower-owner site access. TTT-2 is also the prerequisite for A&L, ARC and Foreman, so it is the gate to every specialty.
How it works
- Pay by card at checkout. Your licence key appears on screen and in your email immediately.
- Open the course, enter the key and your email once. Access runs 60 days from that moment, on any device.
- Work the modules in order, drill the flashcards, then sit the timed practice exam. Book the real exam with NWSA when the weak-area report comes back clean.
Questions people ask
Is this the official NWSA TTT-2 exam or study material?
No. NWSA Study Guide is an independent preparation course built from the domains and weightings NWSA publishes in its Candidate Handbook. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by NWSA, and finishing it does not grant a credential — you still register for and pass the official TTT-2 exam through NWSA’s remote proctoring.
How many questions are on the NWSA TTT-2 exam and how long is it?
100 multiple-choice questions in 2 hours, delivered by online remote proctoring. The fee is $274 per sitting, including retests (Candidate Handbook, REV 10/25).
What do I get for the price?
8 modules (23 lessons) covering every domain above, module quizzes, 84 flashcards, a 90-question timed practice exam, a weak-area report and a completion record. 60-day access from the day you activate, on any device. English, Spanish and Russian — every lesson, quiz and flashcard.
How fast can I start?
Immediately. Pay by card, your licence key is on screen and in your email within seconds, and the course opens in the browser — nothing to download.
What if it isn’t what I need?
Every course carries a 7-day money-back guarantee. Email support@nwsastudyguide.com and it is refunded.
Related
Exam facts on this page are from the NWSA Candidate Handbook, CH REV 10/25. Fees, formats and rules change — the handbook is the authority. NWSA Study Guide is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or recognized by the National Wireless Safety Alliance.