Senior RF /SC6 Compliance Engineer- Job Stage5- ERCSJP00074596

Senior RF / Safety Code 6 Compliance Engineer
Rate Range: 65-68$/hr

Description

Ericsson 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

- Bachelors 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.