Installs, maintains and repairs radio communications and other electronic equipment or supervises technicians engaged in doing so.
This class includes journey-level technicians and first-line supervisor positions.
Supervises technical and other staff in the installation, maintenance and repair of complex communications systems. Maintains liaison with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Develops and recommends policies and procedures; prepares records and reports. Installs, maintains and repairs mobile and stationary radio equipment and allied electronics systems. Maintains records and inventories of repair parts, supplies, tools and test equipment. Participates in the erection and maintenance of radio antennae.
Knowledge of radio communications and systems and applicable FCC rules and regulations. Knowledge of electronic circuitry. Knowledge of practices, methods, tools, equipment and materials used in the installation, testing, maintenance and repair of radio and other electronics systems. Skill in the use of electronics test equipment. Ability to oversee the work of technical staff. Ability to communicate effectively. Ability to understand and follow instructions. Ability to distinguish colors.
Some positions require the possession of a valid driver's license.
An associate degree in electronics technology; or a high school diploma and work experience in electronics equipment systems engineering, maintenance or repair.