Hiring Experienced LMR Techs in Houston and Phoenix- Air Comm

[TampaTyron]

All,
I am hiring experienced LMR radio techs in Houston and Phoenix. Pays 65-90k depending on experience. Must be great at MOTOTRBO, also looking for as many of the following as possible: console/P25/simulcast/SIP/Vesta/Avtec/BDA-DAS/IP networking/cable sweeping/site optimization/etc.

I would really prefer folks who can go in front of customers without me or a salesperson standing over them in case the tech goes off the rails. The experienced guys know what I am talking about.

Have some experience, but not a guru (like a Hammy or scanner head that wants into the industry and is not afraid of manual labor)? Reach out to me.

Phoenix shop is in Tempe, AZ
Houston shop is in South Houston

Thank you, Ty Calta (TampaTyron).

 

[W9WSS]

Ty, I wish I had this employment opportunity 30 years ago. When I retired as a police officer for 35 years, I worked in 2 two-way radio shops, with my previous knowledge as a coordinator of a Motorola 800 MHz. two-channel multi-site Spectra-Tac system I was given the responsibility of the development, purchasing, installation, and implementation of our system in a western suburban police agency west of Chicago. The system worked fine but we always had challenges with phone line failures, portable radios (MX-340's) that were "Plan X'ed" after 3 repairs, and the usual daily "issues" with a technology that has never been used before. This side responsibility was while I was a detective handling my cases and other activities of a municipal police department.

I'm an active Extra Class Amateur Radio operator and have been a moderator of one of the largest scanner/radio monitor organizations in the Metro Chicago suburbs, known as CARMA (The Chicago Area Radio Monitoring Association). We still meet a few times a year for socializing, technical presentations, and general communications updates at a local restaurant. Whew! Way more information than you needed or wanted. I just wish I could turn back the hands of time, being younger to be able to handle the tasks you are looking for in an associate.

 

[PACNWDude]

"I would really prefer folks who can go in front of customers without me or a salesperson standing over them in case the tech goes off the rails. The experienced guys know what I am talking about."

Ok, this made my morning, as I know exactly what you mean, and it might be the hardest part of this position to fill. The last technician I had onsite (not Air Comm or even your state), went off on lizard aliens that are running the country as politician's. He might be right, but you do not bring that up to a customer that is installing a new microwave link for a P25 simulcast site.

As for your Tempe, AZ site....take good care of your engineer, he has a lot of experience in the area and with customer's.....try to replicate him and you will be fine, although that may be a tall order as well.

Good luck in your search.

 

[speedway_navigator]

I would really prefer folks who can go in front of customers without me or a salesperson standing over them in case the tech goes off the rails.

So I go in and fix the problem the sales person created and you won't be there to buy me lunch...

 

[TampaTyron]

Hey man, the cross we Service schmuck bare......TT