STATE CLASSIFICATION JOB DESCRIPTION |
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Salary Group A10 |
Class No. 9700 |
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS TECHNICIAN I
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Performs entry-level radio
communications technical work. Work involves installing and repairing two-way
mobile communications and associated equipment, inspecting and adjusting radio
transmitting and receiving equipment, performing non-licensed technical
repairs, and cleaning and replacing defective parts. Works under close
supervision with minimal latitude for the use of initiative and independent
judgment.
EXAMPLES OF WORK
PERFORMED
Installs two-way radio
mobile transceivers, electronic sirens, emergency lighting systems, mobile
video systems, computer equipment, and associated electronic equipment.
Installs equipment shelters
and emergency power plants at base station installations.
Installs emergency
communications equipment.
Performs repairs to mobile
system equipment installations.
Repairs and rebuilds
communication equipment and parts.
Tests operational
capacities of mobile installations.
Cleans and replaces
defective parts.
Provides ground assistance
for base station, microwave antenna, and transmission line installations.
Assists in installing
two-way base communications and microwave, audio, control, and associated
electronic equipment.
Performs related work as
assigned.
GENERAL QUALIFICATION
GUIDELINES
Experience and
Education
Experience in radio
installation and repair work. Graduation from a standard senior high school or
equivalent, supplemented by courses in electronics or automotive electrical
systems repair and maintenance, is generally preferred. Experience and
education may be substituted for one another.
Knowledge, Skills,
and Abilities
Knowledge of radio
installation, adjustment, and repair techniques.
Skill in the use of
maintenance, testing, and repair tools and equipment.
Ability
to install and maintain radio and associated electronic equipment; to detect
and eliminate trouble in radio transmitters, receivers, and other electronic
devices; and to communicate efffectively.
Registration,
Certification, or Licensure
May require a Federal
Communications Commission General Radiotelephone certificate.
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State Auditor’s Office |
Revised 9-1-09 |