Property owners need to make sure they are protected if things go wrong. Insurance plays a prime role in providing such protection – both for the property owner and members of the public who could be harmed. With cellular antenna contracts often lasting 20-30 years, insurance provisions have to be drafted with multiple decades in Read more about Cellular Risks[…]
A proper Safety Code 6 certification needs to be done by a registered RF engineer, signed and sealed. It should cover all carriers on site. Descriptions of procedure, pictures of antenna panels, equipment used, signage and remedial actions are critical. Without these it might be hard to prove your site is safe. When ordering Read more about What a good Safety Code 6 Certification looks like………[…]
The national publication Canadian Property Management has published an article in its safety issue by the Vancouver based President of Antenna Management Corp. and Edmonton AMC associate Ryan Wagner on the growing risks of RF Injury litigation. Publication readers include most commercial property owners and managers across Canada. Each time the capacity of cell Read more about Canadian Property Management Publishes on RF Injury Claims[…]
Antenna Rent Comparables The Rent Index is critical. Fair rents depend primarily on the knowledge of property owners. Does your Property Insurance Cover Your Antenna Site?? Cell sites can create an insurance challenge. Do you have waivers? Antennas attract lightning – covered ? RF injury? Read more… Cell Antenna Lease Buyouts in Canada Read more about Antenna Considerations[…]
Most property owners have little idea of who is on your property for telecom purposes. Are they authorized? Trained? Licensed? Insured? Bonded? WCB registered? But property owners may be liable for safety and injuries. Unlimited access…. Unlimited risk….. Owners with cell sites are often aware of activity. Concerns about safety, security, antennas and the number Read more about Who is on your Property?[…]