Radio frequency engineering RFEN
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The deployment, integration, calibration, tuning and maintenance of radio frequency (RF) and analogue elements of IT systems.
Radio frequency engineering: Level 6
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Specifies radio frequency equipment performance requirements and sets maintenance policy.
Radio frequency engineering: Level 5
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Develops maintenance schedules and procedures. Approves equipment upgrades and modifications. Monitors system performance, recommends equipment modifications and changes to operating procedures, servicing methods and schedules.
Radio frequency engineering: Level 4
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Investigates and resolves system-wide fault conditions using a wide range of diagnostic tools and techniques. Reconfigures equipment to circumvent temporary outages.
Radio frequency engineering: Level 3
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Deploys, sets up, tunes and calibrates radio frequency/analogue elements following maintenance schedules and using appropriate tools and test equipment. Incorporates hardware/firmware modifications. Interprets automatic fault/performance indications and resolves faults down to discrete component level or escalates according to given procedures.
Radio frequency engineering: Level 2
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Assists with setting up, tuning and functional checks of radio frequency/analogue elements. Resolves faults down to line replaceable unit (LRU) level or escalates according to given procedures. Carries out user confidence checks and escalates faults according to given procedures.