Designs, installs, tests, and maintains building systems for the distribution of open and/or closed circuit signal programs and building distribution systems; maintains the operation of the statewide ITFS transmission system within assigned geographical areas. Supervises the operation of a television broadcast transmitter installation including FM and weather transmitters.
Assists in the installation and maintenance of building distribution systems and other electronic systems. Designs and installs multichannel open and/or closed distribution systems in buildings within the assigned area of responsibility. Assists the ITFS design organization by developing engineering designs, site surveys and license applications for proposed site installations statewide. Assists and supervises new ITFS transmitter site installations. May supervise and direct the activities of lower level technicians in regard to the distribution systems within the designated area of responsibility. Maintains required records for compliance with FCC regulations. Performs routine and emergency maintenance on equipment.
Knowledge of electronic principles to include AC, DC and radio frequency circuits. Knowledge of FCC rules and regulations. Ability to distinguish colors. Knowledge of cable distribution systems. Knowledge of administrative procedures. Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with others. Knowledge of video, voice and data circuit layout and test procedures. Knowledge of multiplex and terminal equipment maintenance.
Individuals assigned to this class are typically assigned duties that require a considerable amount of walking, standing, bending and climbing. Requires overnight travel and occasional night and weekend work. Positions may require a valid Class I drivers license as well as FCC licensure.
An associate degree in electronics and related experience.