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In-Building Public Safety Communication - Level I

IB-PSC Level I Technicians apply fundamental radio frequency knowledge to install passive and active equipment per system design and manufacturer specifications under the direct supervision of a qualified technician. Technical areas covered include knowledge of ERCES, radio frequency theory, equipment mounting requirements, delivered audio quality scale, business software and mathematics, communications using project specifications and documents, site survey data and design tools, and interpretation and evaluation of surveys.

Skills / Knowledge

  • Signal Boosters and In-Building Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), including installation, terminations, and testing.
  • Signal Boosters
  • Antenna Systems
  • Bi-directional Amplifiers (BDA)
  • Emergency Responder Communications Enhancement Systems (ERCES)

Earning Criteria

Required

exam

Pass the Level I Exam

experience

A minimum of 6 months of technical experience in Emergency Responder Communication Enhancement Systems (ERCES), which MUST include:

  • At least 6 months of direct involvement with technical experience with ERCES or Industrial*** Signal Boosters and In-Building Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS), including installation, terminations, and testing.

skill

Performance Measures - Demonstrate performance competency for the following:

  • 2801-1101 Accurately measure voltage, current, and resistance with an electronic multimeter.

  • 2801-1102 Accurately read and understand project drawings and specifications.

  • 2801-1103 Follow properly job site safety procedures.

  • 2801-1104 Identify and properly use generic tools for a given task and use them safely.

  • 2801-1105 Identify common IB-PSC equipment and related materials.

  • 2801-1106 Perform proper installation and termination techniques for IB-ERCES components and cabling.

  • 2801-1107 Properly mount active/passive control equipment, peripheral devices, and related hardware.

  • 2801-1108 Properly use cabling and connectorizing tools for a given task.