November 18, 2010

TC Communications, Australia’s specialist satellite communications company, is pleased to announce their accreditation as Australia’s first GVF Training Centre and the certification of Satellite Engineer, Peter Wade, as a GVF Certified VSAT Installation Examiner.

 

"'GVF Certification was established by the international satellite broadband industry to uphold service standards while meeting unprecedented growth in demand,' said David Hartshorn, Secretary General of the U.K.-based trade association. 'This growth is nowhere more in evidence than in Australia, and TC Communications is to be commended for their leadership in this important training endeavour.'"

TC Communications is at the forefront of technological innovations in the satellite communications industry in the SE Asian region – for both Fixed (FSS) and Mobile Satellite Services (MSS) - and views this accreditation as a natural extension of the qualifications it deems necessary in order to maintain this leadership position.

It adds to an already impressive resume which includes being the only Inmarsat Gold Service Provider in region; QA qualified to AS/NZS ISO 9001:200; Cisco certified; a Member Defence Industrial Security Program and a Member Defence Recognised Supplier Scheme.

Having recently undertaken major renovations and extensions to cope with ongoing business growth, the refurbished Satellite Training Centre at TC’s Sydney headquarters provides the perfect environment in which to conduct all forms of hands-on VSAT training and accreditation and is already being utilised by current training clients for a wide variety of MSS, VSAT and WGS training courses.

 

“’TC has provided numerous training courses for a wide variety of customers over many years in both fixed and mobile satellite systems” comments Todd McDonell, CEO of TC Communications. ‘The GVF recognition confirms to the wider satellite industry that TC’s trainers have been certified by a preeminent external organization as the best people to provide training on VSAT based satellite systems’”.