Broadcast Technician jobs in Sierra Vista, AZ

• Conducts daily checking of traffic logs and automation playlists for issues or errors.
• Visits TV and Radio transmission sites, including AM, TV/FM at Mt. Bigelow and Tumamoc Hill, and various translator sites to verify proper functioning and for the performance of regular preventative maintenance.
• Take readings at minimum bi-monthly for all transmitters. Log into the site's paper log and upload reading data to a shared drive for reference when not on site.
• Assist with other broadcast-related equipment installation and maintenance in Tucson's main studio facility when needed.
• Participate in staff meetings and conference calls with the department and assist the Chief Engineer when needed.
• Respond to AZPM help desk inquiries with the requested information, investigating or responding.
• Follow up with the help desk with the resolution for their reference and record keeping.
• Inspect towers for damage, corrosion, or excessive vegetation and clear as needed.
• Keep EAS logs and FCC compliance information.
• Test the incandescent tower lighting system to verify all lights are lit visually. Schedule re-lamp and issue NOTAM if a beacon is observed to be non-functioning.
• Work with UofA staff for building issues, repairs and upgrades.
• Fill out quarterly tower Inspection sheet and generator log on site.
• Fill out quarterly reports and keep logs for all sites.
• Exercise generator regularly.
• Inspect fuel storage tanks if the site has them.
• Provides 24X7 technical recovery support services as needed.

Physical Requirements:

• Ability to lift 60 pounds.

Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

• Ability to work independently and in team environment.
• Detail oriented and quality control minded with the ability to multitask.
• Demonstrate skill in audio, video, IP and RF systems.
• Demonstrate skill in radio/TV signal troubleshooting.
• Must be able to work unsupervised.
• Must be detail oriented and quality control minded with the ability to multitask.
• Must have a valid drivers license.
• Must be able to travel within southern Arizona.
• Must be familiar with FCC rules and regulations for radio and television broadcasting.