Mobile Networks Safety

AMTA has released its latest publication highlighting key developments in the state of the science on Electromagnetic Energy (EME) and health research, mobile and wireless communications technology health and safety standards and related regulation

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) welcomes the release of the latest Australian Media and Communications Authority (ACMA) Electromagnetic Energy (EME) audits which again confirm that the EME levels from mobile base stations

What is the AMTA RF Safety Program? The AMTA RF Safety Program is a compliance strategy developed by the mobile carriers to meet the legislation requirements of: ACMA Radiocommunications Licence Conditions OH&S Why use the AMTA

The Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association (AMTA) welcomes the release of a revised EME safety standard by the Australian Radiation and Nuclear Safety Agency (ARPANSA). The revised Standard called Radiation Protection Series - S1 (RPS

Mobile devices work by sending and receiving low power radio signals, directly to a mobile base station. The radio signal generated by mobile phone base station antennas is often referred to as radiofrequency Electromagnetic Energy (EME). Like

The Telco industry adopts a new safety protocol as we transition to a post COVID-19 workplace environment. Our industry recognises the health and safety of our customers and team members is our highest priority. We must ensure our employees’

The mobile telecommunications industry welcomes the release of 5G Inquiry Report by the House Standing Committee on Communications and the Arts. The Report entitled The next gen future: Inquiry into the deployment, adoption and application of 5G

During the COVID-19 emergency our health and safety is of paramount concern. Equally, staying connected via mobile and broadband technologies is central to how we live – both professionally and personally. Importantly, AMTA remains committed to

AMTA welcomes the release of the latest international guidelines for the protection of humans exposed to radiofrequency electromagnetic fields. The updated guidelines released by the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection

The electromagnetic frequencies used for 5G are part of the radio frequency spectrum which has been extensively researched in terms of health impacts for decades. 5G operates at a higher frequency than previous 4G networks so it can carry more

Comprehensive international guidelines exist governing exposure to radio waves including the frequencies proposed for 5G. The limits have been established by independent scientific organisations, such as the International Commission on Non-Ionizing

Mobile devices work by sending and receiving low power radio signals, directly to a mobile base station. The radio signal generated by mobile phone base station antennas is often referred to as radiofrequency Electromagnetic Energy (EME). Like many