RF Safety for Building Maintenance Workers

Training Provided by Radiofrequency Safety International Corporation This a RF Site Safety Awarenessa a training course provides information of accountability and responsibility for a safe work site. This course will provide participants with a dynamic interactive educational experience and is delivered by instructors with over a century of combined knowledge. The class will envelop a comprehensive overview focusing on best practices for due diligence and compliance. It also includes an extensive synopsis on cutting edge technology advancements such as media flow, WiMax/ 3G, BDA systems, Doppler, DTV/ Digital radio and high-powered earth-based satellite radio transponders. This updated class covers not only new technologies and antenna systems but covers best practices for the NEPA/ EA/ requirements and safety solutions. With all the safety issues facing the telecommunications market today, your company cannot afford to be unprepared. RSI uses real world examples and experience to bring these issues into focus with appropriate work practices for the student's understanding. Radiofrequency Safety Internationala s a RF Site Safety Awarenessa a training is recommended in order to understand FCC and OSHA policies and inform employees regarding radiofrequency radiation and other safety issues. The FCC and OSHA have defined radiofrequency (RF) radiation as a physical hazard. The FCC is now doing site inspections and enforcement of these rules. RSIa s a RF Site Safety Awarenessa a training can provide you with all the necessary information you need to be prepared at the job site. RSIa s a RF Site Safety Awarenessa a course focuses on the FCC regulations regarding RF exposure and how they affect your company or site. Whats New: Updated information on Work procedures while at RF site including a Best Management Practices Plansa throughout the training that can help build or update your RF program. A Major update and new information on Working at and around hot sites with AM detuning skirts and high RF and induced current. OSHA Partnerships in use at wireless telecom sites and complete overview of who, what, why and where. The new Antenna 101 chapter will reveal updated information about news, RF systems, and new antennas. Steps to Compliance Each student will receive the new online glossary of tech and safety terms and updated hands outs on CD. Updates on FCC enforcement actions A New chapter on the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Environmental Assessments (EA),and NHP act Nationwide Programmatic Agreement and a Historic Preservationa , how it impacts RF safety and ties together with a Best Management Practicesa .

RF Safety for Building Maintenance Workers Topics covered in the new RF Site Safety Awareness course are included but not limited to:

Updated FCC and OSHA Enforcement Actions

RF Signage Recommendations

MPE Overview/ MPE Math

Enhanced Training on International Standards
with focus on Canadian Code 6 Rooftop Safety

Personal Monitors / RF Suits

RF Health and Safety Outline

Time average programs when working

Pass through

Hot RF area programs

Site owner, equipment owner and Contractor responsibilities

RF and safety Signage updates
Antenna 101

US Standards and The Law

Steps to Compliance

Multi-Employer Workplace

Medical Implants

Eye Protection

Tower Posting Requirements Safety Plans

General Safety Primer for Telecommunications Sites

Restricted Approach from antennas

Update on state regs

Using RF suits and other PPE

Work procedures when using RF monitors

About The Training Provider: Radiofrequency Safety International Corporation

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