RF & Network Engineer

Key Responsibilities RF & Wireless Communication Design, deploy, and maintain WiFi zones across mining areas, administrative blocks, and outdoor operational locations. Set up, optimize, and troubleshoot PTP and PTMP wireless links for longrange connectivity inside the mine and remote monitoring points. Conduct RF surveys, link budget analysis, and site feasibility assessments. Network Operations Install, configure, and maintain network infrastructure including: Switches, routers, access points Patch panels and structured cabling Network diagnostic and monitoring tools Perform regular network performance monitoring (bandwidth, latency, traffic load, uptime). Field Technical Support Troubleshoot connectivity issues for field devices (CCTV, sensors, control equipment, IoT units). Repair and splice fiber/copper cables; work with colorcoded wire systems. Ensure adherence to safety standards and compliance with minesite regulations. Vendor & Stakeholder Coordination Interact with hardware vendors to evaluate pricing, specifications, and compatibility. Coordinate with IT teams, operations engineers, and external service providers. Prepare cost estimates for network upgrades and infrastructure expansion. Documentation & Reporting Maintain logs for network changes, outages, troubleshooting steps, and equipment installation. Generate performance reports and recommend improvements. Required Skills & Qualifications 5–10 years of handson experience in wireless communication and network operations, preferably in field environments. Strong experience with wireless PTP / PTMP, WiFi deployments, and outdoor RF equipment. Knowledge of diagnostic tools, network monitoring systems, and structured cabling. Ability to read, interpret, and execute technical instructions and schematics. Expertise in cable repair (fiber/copper) and patch panel assembling. Strong troubleshooting, analytical, and problemsolving skills. Ability to work independently in rugged and fastpaced environments.