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Offer: Senior Broadcast Engineer:Arizona Public MediaJob description: Senior Broadcast Engineer Listing description Arizona Public Media is seeking two engineers to join the team. These vital functions will be responsible for all AZPM Radio and TV transmission systems. prosperous candidates will understand radio and television studio and RF transmission systems and connected equipment. They support AZPM AM, FM, and ATSC television broadcasting studios. prosperous candidates will work independently and with the engineering team to install, operate, test, configure, calibrate, update, repair, and perform preventative maintenance on television and radio studio equipment and transmission equipment. They are responsible for maintaining and caring for cameras and switchers, IP Links, routing, encoding, monitoring and control, production, microwave links, and RF distribution systems. They should also have a working expertise of FCC regulations and engineering best practices and be able to accommodate a flexible work schedule. Performs other tasks assigned. Must be able to accommodate shift changes including, extended hours, weekends, evenings, and 24/7 on-call response to technical issues. Outstanding UA benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance plans; life insurance and discapability programs; paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays; UA/ASU/NAU tuition reduction for the employee and qualified family members; state and optional retirement plans; access to UA recreation and cultural activities; and more! The University of Arizona has been recognized for our innovative work-life programs. For more information about working at the University of Arizona and relocations services, pleaseclick here. tasks & Job responsibilities: » Conducts everyday 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: » capability to lift 60 pounds. expertise, expertise and Abilities: » capability to work independentlyand in team environment. » Detail oriented and quality control minded with the capability 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 capability 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. Minimum Appropriate qualifications: » Bachelor's degree or equivalent advanced learning attained through professional level practice required. » Minimum of 5 years of significant work practice is required and must include practice with AM, FM and ATSC television broadcasting. » Must have a valid driver's license and capability to drive according to the University Fleet Safety Policy. » Must be capability to travel within southern Arizona. Preferred Appropriate qualifications: » SBE CBTE/CBRE certification. » (5) Years practice working with AM/FM radio and television broadcasting, RF systems including IBOC HD radio and ATSC emission systems. » 4 year degree in engineering BSEE or 2 years associates degree in electronics and equivalent practice. SBE certification a plus. » 2 or more years practice in a 24x7 broadcast radio or television station. » practice with network monitoring tools, voltage meters, spectrum analyzer, power meters and network analyzer. » FCC licensure preferred Organization: Arizona Public Media Job Job location: Tucson, AZ United States Job Job Category: Engineering/Operation/Technical Employment Type: Full time Hours Per Week: 40.00 Send Application Materials To: Please apply for this position directly on our website, visit this linkhttps://arizona.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/4/home/requisition/19212?c=a rizona Email address: E-Mail: aaguilar@azpm.org Job Field: Radio and Television
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