Originally streamed March 15, 2012
FREE for SBE MEMBERS!
- Overview
- What Previous Participants Thought
- About Your Instructor
- SBE Recertification Credit
- Registration
- Questions
Overview
As both radio and television broadcast engineers are expected to do more with less, being pro-active with respect to maintaining your transmitter and studio sites will guard against disasters. This is especially true when preparing your site for the summertime, after winter has taken its toll.
Drawing from his experience as a chief engineer, and in writing Radio World’s popular Workbench column, John Bisset leads engineers through a series of inspections and tasks to prepare your site for warmer weather. Along the way, he offers some engineering nuggets to improve maintenance efficiency as well.
What Previous Participants Thought
“The kinds of knowledge and tips shared in this two-hour webinar would take years to collect through practical on-the-job experience and advice acquired from more experienced colleagues. Many thanks to BSW for their generous sponsorship.” – Robert Fehr, CBRE
“Thanks to the SBE, John Bisset, and BSW for providing the ‘Springtime Maintenance to Keep You on the Air’ webinar. John presented many useful maintenance tips (and relayed those from fellow attendees) as well as jogged the memory for maintenance items that may have been neglected so they can be added to the check list.” – Scott Stremiecki, CBNT
About Your Instructor – John Bisset
John Bisset has spent more than 40 years in the broadcast industry, holding a variety of engineering and sales positions. He writes the Workbench column for both Radio World and Radio World International, and is a recipient of SBE’s Educator of the Year award. Bisset enjoys opportunities to share his knowledge and experience by educating engineers through state and local SBE presentations.
SBE Recertification Credit
The completion of this webinar from Webinars by SBE qualifies for 1 credit, identified under Category I of the Recertification Schedule for SBE Certifications.
Registration
This webinar is approximately two hours long.
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Questions?
If you have questions regarding this webinar, contact Cathy Orosz via email or by phone at 317-846-9000.
