Job Description
Job Description
The Data Collection Technician will utilize a body worn test set to document radio signal metrics within new and existing buildings. Buildings may be under construction, have active construction activities and/or be occupied by various tenants with onsite activities ranging from residential to commercial to industrial operations. Functions include: receiving and printing, as necessary, site instructions, floor plans and local contact information; driving from your home base to the assignment location; coordinating onsite activities with our RF inspector and the client Point of Contact; navigate to the measurement locations utilizing the floor plan drawings; operating a computer driven logging receiver to collect the required data in each location; sending/uploading/email the data files, pictures and observations to back office staff. An OSHA 10hr Safety Certificate and certain client specific safety certifications will be required to perform the onsite work. An FCC General Radio Operators License is required to perform these functions without direct supervision by our RF Inspector. Obtaining the OSHA and FCC certification is to be completed within the first 6 weeks after start. RFSignalman reimburses for the certifications and license fees and the cost for focused training classes.
\nCompany Description
RFSignalman is a 3rd party test service focused on ensuring the quality of Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Enhancement Systems (ERRCES) and indoor Public Safety Radio Coverage. Our goal is to ensure that these critical life safety systems operate in the event of an emergency allowing our First Responders to perform at their greatest efficiency. Indoor radio coverage is in the top 5 issues reported by First Responders affecting their personal safety and ability to coordinate resources during an emergency.
Company Description
RFSignalman is a 3rd party test service focused on ensuring the quality of Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Enhancement Systems (ERRCES) and indoor Public Safety Radio Coverage. Our goal is to ensure that these critical life safety systems operate in the event of an emergency allowing our First Responders to perform at their greatest efficiency. Indoor radio coverage is in the top 5 issues reported by First Responders affecting their personal safety and ability to coordinate resources during an emergency.