Directs the installation, maintenance, repair or operation of television and radio equipment; may perform mechanical maintenance and repair at television broadcast transmitter sites.
Positions in this class require documented levels of proficiency for assigned equipment, which is typically complex; positions may also be involved in the layout, design and construction of broadcast facilities.
Performs general maintenance at a radio or television transmitter; maintains transmitter purchasing records and site security. Installs, maintains, sets up and repairs television or radio equipment used in the production of programs; may supervise lower-level technicians in the assembly, construction, installation or maintenance of equipment or facilities. Performs modifications of existing electronic equipment. Provides technical guidance or supervision to subordinate personnel.
Knowledge of electronic equipment. Knowledge of building mechanical systems such as plumbing, heating and air conditioning. Knowledge of radio and television production equipment, including maintenance and repair of complex audio and video equipment. Knowledge of broadcasting standards. Knowledge of Federal Communications Commission rules and regulations governing radio and/or television transmission. Skill in the repair, maintenance and set-up of equipment used in the production of radio and television programs. Ability to supervise lower-level technicians.
Associate degree in a related area; or high school diploma and experience in the repair and maintenance of electronic broadcasting equipment.