Senior Rf /Sc6 Compliance Engineer- Job Stage5- Ercsjp00074596

Senior RF /SC6 Compliance Engineer- Job Stage5- ERCSJP00074596Senior RF / Safety Code 6 Compliance EngineerRate Range: 65-68$/hr
DescriptionEricsson is seeking a
Senior RF / Safety Code 6 Compliance Engineer
to prepare, independently review, and support the professional approval of RF exposure-compliance deliverables for wireless network deployment and modernization programs across Canada.
The role will focus on
Safety Code 6 analysis, RF exposure modelling, compliance reporting, mitigation design, engineering quality review, installation verification, and technical governance for Radio Uplift and New Site Build projects.
The selected candidate must be a licensed Professional Engineer in Canada and have practical experience completing or reviewing Safety Code 6 assessments for wireless communication sites.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare, review, revise, and approve Safety Code 6 assessments and reports.
Perform RF exposure analysis for macro towers, rooftops, monopoles, colocation sites, utility-owned sites, and other wireless site configurations.
Develop RF exposure mitigation measures, including signage, access restrictions, barriers, exclusion areas, antenna relocation, height changes, power limitations, or configuration changes.
Determine whether changes to antennas, radios, power, frequency, height, azimuth, tilt, or site geometry require an SC6 revision.
Review SC6 surveys, installation records, antenna photographs, height measurements, and azimuth-orientation reports.
Validate the installed configuration against the approved SC6 report and RF design.
Review SC6 work produced by Ericsson teams, subcontractors, and third-party engineering providers.
Resolve technical comments, customer rejections, compliance issues, and cross-document discrepancies.
Maintain engineering calculations, assumptions, review records, revision history, approval evidence, and professional-authentication records.
Support professional engineering reviews, audits, corrective actions, and quality-management activities.
Provide technical guidance and coaching to SC6 analysts and RF engineers.
Support root-cause analysis for rejected reports and recurring quality issues.
Monitor first-time-right performance, defects, rework, review compliance, and report cycle time.
Mandatory Qualifications
Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Wireless Communications, or a closely related engineering discipline.
Active
Professional Engineer, P.Eng., registration with a Canadian provincial or territorial engineering regulator .
Active registration with
APEGA, EGBC, or both
is strongly required for work performed in Alberta and British Columbia.
Ability to obtain additional provincial registration where required by the assigned work.
Demonstrated experience in RF engineering, electromagnetic exposure, wireless network compliance, or radio-network design.
Hands-on experience preparing or independently reviewing Safety Code 6 assessments and reports.
Strong knowledge of LTE and 5G NR radio systems.
Experience reviewing RF planning specifications, Final Cell Designs, civil drawings, surveys, and as-built documentation.
Ability to independently assess engineering work produced by internal teams and third-party engineering organizations.
Strong technical-writing, calculation, quality-review, and document-control skills.
Eligibility to work in Canada.
Preferred Qualifications
Active P.Eng. registration with both APEGA and EGBC.
Experience supporting a Permit to Practice or professional engineering quality-management system.
Experience authenticating professional work products or validating engineering documents.
Experience reviewing engineering work produced by subcontractors or outsourced engineering organizations.
Experience with Canadian wireless operators and Canadian RF exposure requirements.
Experience with Rogers network configurations, RF standards, and SC6 requirements.
Experience with RF exposure or electromagnetic-field modelling tools.
Experience with macro towers, rooftops, utility-owned sites, colocation sites, multibeam antennas, canister antennas, and active antenna systems.
Knowledge of Ericsson radios, AIR products, antennas, and baseband configurations.
Experience coordinating professional engineering review and stamping.
French-language capability and OIQ registration are required for work involving Quebec.
Important Certification Requirement
Applicants must hold active P.Eng. registration with a Canadian provincial or territorial engineering regulator. Candidates registered with APEGA or EGBC, or eligible to obtain registration in Alberta and British Columbia, will be prioritized.
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