Radio Communications Tech II — Four‑Day Week, On‑Call

SAN-Juan-County,-Nm; New Mexico; On-site; USD 60,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

San Juan County is seeking a Radio Communications Technician II to develop, maintain, inspect, and repair the county's radio, microwave, fiber optic, and related communications infrastructure. The role ensures FCC compliance and uninterrupted operation of critical public safety systems, reporting to the Radio Communications Supervisor.

This position requires an Associate Degree in electronics technology and relevant experience, plus licenses such as FCC General Class.

Qualifications

• Associate degree in electronics technology required.
• FCC General Class License or equivalent required.
• Motorola R56 certification desirable.
• CompTIA A+ or equivalent desirable.
• CompTIA Net+ or equivalent desirable.
• CompTIA Security+ or equivalent desirable.

Responsibilities

• Installs, maintains, and repairs San Juan County communication systems including microwave, fiber optic, antenna, and simulcast systems, repeaters, basestations, remote control equipment, alarm systems, dispatch consoles, and backup power systems.
• Tests systems regularly; troubleshoots and diagnoses problems; completes repairs.
• Maintains records related to system performance and repairs; evaluates equipment and recommends replacement as necessary.
• Responds to service calls; performs after-hours emergency repairs to keep systems operational.
• Maintains and updates system documentation and licensing records; coordinates with contractors as needed.
• Works with contract personnel assisting on maintenance and repair of equipment.
• Maintains list of radio communications assets and FCC licenses.
• Performs other related duties as assigned.

Skills

FCC General Class License

Motorola R56

CompTIA A+

CompTIA Net+

CompTIA Security+

Education

Associate Degree in Electronics Technology

Job description

San Juan County is seeking a Radio Communications Technician II to develop, maintain, inspect, and repair the county's radio, microwave, fiber optic, and related communications infrastructure. The role ensures FCC compliance and uninterrupted operation of critical public safety systems, reporting to the Radio Communications Supervisor.

This position requires an Associate Degree in electronics technology and relevant experience, plus licenses such as FCC General Class.