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Established in 1978, the Confederation of Aerial Industries (CAI) is the representative trade body for the TV signal distribution industry. With over 85% of the membership dedicated to installation services, the CAI has developed Codes of Practice which are mandatory to its members. Over the years the role of the CAI has grown into a nationally recognised organisation and encompasses all aspects of regulation and training for the industry.

The Aims and Objectives of the CAI
The Confedaration aims to raise standards within the industry; to represent its Members to Government, local authorities, nationalised bodies, etc; to unite the industry on its common aims; and to keep abreast of technological change.

Applicants for membership have to satisfy the Board of Directors that their company conducts a sound and reputable business as a contracter, manufacturer, wholesaler or retailer, either for domestic aerial satellite installations, MATV, CATV and SMATV systems, entryphone and warden call, or other communication systems.

Applicants must also:
a) employ staff competent for the type of business being conducted;
b) conform to any Standards or Codes of Practice adopted by the Confederation from time to time for its Members, and any International or British Standards appropriate to their business;
c) agree to investigation at any time, and the examination and test of any equipment manufactured or supplied or of any installation or any conduct which could have a detrimental effect on the reputation of the Confederation or any of its Members;
d) guarantee any aerial, equipment and/or installation work for a minimum period of 12 months, and in default undertake to pay all the expenses of the Confederation in carrying out all remedial work, including replacement equipment.