In light of the recent heatwave across much of North American, STAC invited members of the STAC Workplace Health & Safety Committee attending the July 12 committee meeting to share…
STAC is pleased to announce that Apprenticeship Manitoba has approved, in principle, the STAC application to see Telecommunications Tower Technician designated as an official occupation in the province. STAC has…
This notice is to alert STAC Members to a Health Canada recall notice issued on June 9, 2021 that relates to products some STAC Members may have in their inventory.…
Please find linked below two copies of Health Canada’s information package, in both French and English, about the federal COVID testing initiative in the workplace. Rapid Tests for COVID-19 Screening…
Lorna Levac has worked for around 23 years in telecommunications engineering and construction. She has held positions at Bell Canada, Bell Mobility, Roehampton Communications and now for Shared Towers Canada…
Please find below a Mandatory Stop Use Notice regarding certain Honeywell Miller harnesses when used for arc flash protection. STAC has confirmed with Honeywell that this notice applies to products…
The STAC 2021 Conference & Exhibition is in the books and we are excited to report back on a successful event that appears to have blown away all expectations. From…
STAC is thrilled to announce today the release of the newest STAC resource document: the STAC Communications Tower Dig-to-Block Inspection Checklist. This document provides an overview of primary tasks common…
Asma Arefeen graduated from NED University of Engineering & Technology with a bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering. She has served as a Structural Engineer with engineering consultants in Pakistan. She…
The federal government has adopted new localized human exposure limits for radiofrequency fields in the range of 6 GHz to 300 GHz, effective immediately. In a notice posted to the…