*This job posting includes Radio Communication Technician I and II*
Radio Communication Technician I
Summary
Responsible for performing the installation and maintenance of all electronic and specialty equipment installed in city vehicles and the City of Garland radio communication infrastructure.
Pay Range: (Depending on qualifications and experience)
Radio Communication Technician: $ 30.28 - 38.64
Radio Communications Technician: $33.09 - 42.49
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned .
Perform various installations and repairs as needed.
Mentor and lead installation technicians on both installations and repairs.
Maintains an accurate inventory of all system components
Maintains radio databases and subscriber fleet inventories
Maintains public safety radio system
Maintains and repairs mobiles, portables and fixed base stations
Maintains Point-to-Point Microwave systems
Keeps informed of industry standards and trends and attends seminars, conferences and professional organization meetings
Documents and maintain records of preventative maintenance schedules
Maintains ongoing communication with all radio stakeholders
Coordinate various infrastructure projects
Manage the Storm and Flood Siren Infrastructure
Maintains strong relationships with the customers.
Maintains effective relationships with support vendors and manufacturers
Participate in on-call support as needed after-hours, weekends and holidays
Prepares written documents for City Administration as requested by manager
Minimum Qualifications
Two-year college degree, formal technical training or a combination of college and training
Two years related experience
Or an equivalent combination of education and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential functions of the job.
Preferred Qualificati ons
Education/ Experience:
Four-year college degree
Formal training in radio communication systems
More than four years of experience in radio programming, installation, repair and electrical theory
Knowledge, Skills & Abilities:
Considerable knowledge of 12-volt electronics and usage
Skill in advising a team of employees
Skill in understanding and analyzing prevalent issues
Working knowledge of Motorola 700/800MHz Simulcast radio systems
Working knowledge of Motorola Dispatch consoles networks
Working knowledge of Motorola subscriber programming software
Knowledge of VHF, UHF, 700MHz, 800MHz, 6GHz and 11GHzfrequencies
Knowledge of FCC rules and regulations
Knowledge of various radio communication systems
Skill in effective communication
Skill in basic computer operations
Basic networking skills
Ability to perform several tasks as assigned
Licenses and Certifications
Valid class C Texas driver’s license
Radio Communication Technician II
Summary
Responsible for coordinating and providing technical support for outdoor warning sirens and all radio system equipment including radio infrastructure components, trunk controllers, dispatch consoles, secondary power systems, microwave communications equipment and subscriber units.
Pay Range: (Depending on qualifications and experience)
Radio Communication Technician: $ 30.28 - 38.64
Radio Communications Technician: $33.09 - 42.49
Essential Duties and Responsibilities include the following. Other duties may be assigned .
Maintains an accurate inventory of all Radio Infrastructure components, as well as coordinate various infrastructure projects.
Maintains radio databases and subscriber fleet inventories. Maintains public safety radio system.
Maintains and repairs mobiles, portables and fixed base stations.
Maintains Point-to-Point Microwave systems, as well as maintains Storm and Flood Siren Infrastructure.
Development of subscriber codeplugs using Motorola Customer Programming Software.
Keeps informed of industry standards and trends and attends seminars, conferences and professional organization meetings.
Documents and maintain records of preventative maintenance schedules.…