
Romanian Fiber Optic Association
AFOR is a professional association that includes fiber optic companies, operators, cable manufacturers, fiber optic accessories and equipment, designers, consultants, service providers, fiber optic infrastructure developers/operators, professors, university assistants and other specialists working in this field.
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We organize courses for the fiber optic industry
In 2015, AFOR managed to introduce in COR the fiber optic junction profession, code 742215 and we constantly organize splicing, measurements, network design courses and special training by request for the fiber optic industry.
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We participate to partners' events and conferences
AFOR coordinates The Fiber Optic Training workshop from FTTH Europe Council. Also we participate to conferences organized by our partners: Communications Day, ECAI, Interlan, ARSC, AREL.
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We get involved in the relationship with specialized institutions
AFOR conceived the SR 13558 standard approved by ASRO in 2014. AFOR is a member of the Technical Committee CT 138 Fiber Optics within ASRO and permanently communicates with ANCOM, MDRAP and MCSI.
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FIBER OPTIC TRAINING
Since its inception, AFOR had as a main purpose the growth of the professional quality of the specialists who work in this field. Because the the fiber optic junction trade was missing from the
professions list, finally made its way through under the name of JO Fiber Optic, code 742215, approved on 27th of November 2015. The training courses are organized in collaboration with Optikline, which is accredited by ANC.
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QUESTIONS
1. How can I become an AFOR member?
To become an AFOR member you must complete an application form which you can request by e-mail. We will send you your membership application by email along with relevant information.
2. Who can become an AFOR member?
AFOR members can be legal entities regardless of their country of origin. Also the specialists in the field of optical fibers can be members of AFOR but they will not be officially mentioned on the site.
3. Which is the annual contribution for legal entities members?
Legal entities pay an annual fee of 1.000 euros (in January). Also, AFOR membership as a legal entity provides: appearance on the website at the members section, free access to the annual Romanian Fiber Optic Conference and other benefits.
4. Which is the annual contribution as a private individual members?
Individuals do not pay the annual contribution. AFOR membership as a private individual can be obtained by the people who are active involved in the activities of the association and they can be: teachers, university assistants and other specialists who are in the field of optic fibers.
5. What is AFOR?
AFOR is a professional association that aims to bring together all those interested in the field of optic fibers. Last, but certainly not least, the association offers solutions for improving the activity in this field.