In volunteer and fully manned fire stations across Canada, members are always on the move and, often times, changing. Whether it’s new members, or new roles within the department, these firefighters go through a series of annual training efforts to ensure that, when they get a call, they can respond as safely and effectively as… Read More»
If you’re a portable two way radio user, you probably use the technology a lot. Whether you carry it on your person or close to you throughout the work day, there are obvious things that you shouldn’t be doing as it can put a strain on your two way radio. Inevitably, your radio is going… Read More»
The antenna on your two way radio is more important than you might realize. If an antenna is damaged, or altered in some way, it can affect your radios ability to communicate with your team – and impact the efficiency and productivity the technology provides your workplace. If you have a two way radio, and… Read More»
“Will Newer Two Way Radios Work with Older Technology?” We get this question a lot here at Nova Communications. After all, investing in a large, new fleet of two way radios can be a costly endeavour if you require lots of radios for your team. However, the good news is that there are ways to… Read More»
With more than 60,000 people working in oil and gas production in Canada, often times in large team capacities, there is a pressing need to keep employees safe. Oil and gas in all its stages is a tough industry that demands a lot from its workers, and its equipment. But, with a growing focus on… Read More»
Communication in a workplace is still a driving force for efficiency, productivity and safety. It keeps your employees and team members in connection with the happenings of the day, and sets expectations as plans change. A number of industries across Canada continue to rely on two way radio technology as their form of team communication… Read More»
Not every organization who requires a two way radio for communication among its team needs to purchase the technology. Often times, organizations want to increase talking abilities for a limited time, or to complement the needs at that moment. Seasonal industries, for example, don’t require any radios outside of their season – and it’s of… Read More»
Among a number of Canadian industries, two way radios have continued to be a reliable form of communication from construction site, hotel lobby to plant floor, and beyond. With the advent of digital two way radio technology, that reliance as both a source of productivity, safety and customer service has continued to grow. The MotoTRBO… Read More»
*Scroll below for English version Étant la plus vaste province canadienne, il va sans dire que notre économie nationale est grandement influencée par les industries du Québec. Les travailleurs de ces industries ont besoin d’outil permettant une communication fluide et sécuritaire. En réponse à ce besoin, plusieurs travailleurs utiliseront des radios portables. Explorons les principales… Read More»
The use of two way radios has changed drastically over the last 30 years – and not in the way you think. Users of the technology continue to rely on two way radios to provide the communication they need to excel in a productive, efficient and safe work environment. In fact, the number of industries… Read More»
