; and (3) shall consider, in establishing exclusions and granting waivers under this subsection, factors that may sufficiently mitigate risks to aviation safety, such as the length of time the tower has been in existence or alternative marking methods or new technologies that maintains a tower’s level of conspicuousness to a degree which adequately maintains the safety of the airspace. (g) Periodic review The Administrator shall, in consultation with the Federal Communications Commission, periodically conduct a safety assessment of any category of tower not more than 200 feet above ground level and, as the Administrator decides appropriate, propose regulations or guidance on the marking of such towers in the interest of safety of low-altitude aircraft operations. (h) FCC regulations The Federal Communications Commission shall promulgate or amend regulations as necessary to implement the amendments made by subsection (f)(3), including by amending section 17.7 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations, to require a notification to the Federal Aviation Administration for any construction or alteration of a tower not less than 50 feet in height above ground level at its site. . E General provisions 2501. FAA technical training (a) E-Learning training pilot program Not later than 90 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, in collaboration with the exclusive bargaining representatives of covered FAA personnel, shall establish an e-learning training pilot program in accordance with the requirements of this section. (b) Curriculum The pilot program shall— (1) include a recurrent training curriculum for covered FAA personnel to ensure that the covered FAA personnel receive instruction on the latest aviation technologies, processes, and procedures; (2) focus on providing specialized technical training for covered FAA personnel, as determined necessary by the Administrator