PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
PLEASE WATCH THE VIDEO AND
FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
What is RF Energy?
RF energy (“Radio Waves” in the below picture) is one of
many energy types in the electromagnetic spectrum.
What is RF Energy?
RF energy (“Radio Waves” in the below picture) is one of many energy types in the electromagnetic spectrum.
HOW TO
RECOGNIZE
ANTENNAS
The RF Exposure Risk Area
The RF exposure area is where exposure exceeds the FCC’s exposure limits.
Do not enter an RF exposure area without having the antennas turned off. Follow all instructions on nearby signs and indicators.
Persons seeking to work in these area without turning off the antennas must be adequately trained by their employer.
The RF
Exposure
Risk Area
The RF exposure area is where exposure exceeds the FCC’s exposure limits.
Do not enter an RF exposure area without having the antennas turned off. Follow all instructions on nearby signs and indicators.
Persons seeking to work in these area without turning off the antennas must be adequately trained by their employer.
Avoiding Excess RF Exposure
Signs, maps, barriers, etc. may identify areas of potential RF exposure and provide information on how you can avoid excess exposure.
Avoiding
Excess RF
Exposure
Signs, maps, barriers, etc. may identify areas of potential RF exposure and provide information on how you can avoid excess exposure.
DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE ANY RF EXPOSURE SAFETY MEASURES PLACED AT OR NEAR ANTENNAS
DO NOT ALTER OR REMOVE ANY RF EXPOSURE SAFETY MEASURES PLACED AT OR NEAR ANTENNAS
RF Safety Control Measures
Do Not Enter RF Exposure Areas that are enclosed by barriers/chains/striping Until Antennas are Turned Off!
Do Not Enter RF Exposure Areas that are enclosed by barriers/chains/striping Until Antennas are Turned Off!
Avoiding excess RF exposure
Reference the RF Exposure diagrams
Summary of General RF Safety guidelines for working near antennas
Follow these general RF safety guidelines when working near an antenna:
1) Look for site specific RF exposure diagrams posted at the roof access door.
2) Read and follow directions on the RF safety sign.
3) Do not alter or remove any RF safety control measures in place at or near antennas.
4) Do NOT enter an area posted with a NOTICE, CAUTION or WARNING RF alerting sign.
5) Do NOT enter area where barriers or striping is located
If you must work in the area, contact the antenna operator at least 24 hours in advance and request the antenna(s) be turned off.
NOTE: Only fully RF trained occupational workers may access areas while the antenna is operating, and follow their company instructions and safe work practices
For additional information and answers to inquiries regarding RF safety, visit the FCC RF Safety website at: https://www.fcc.gov/general/radio-frequency-safety-0
Summary of General RF Safety guidelines for working near antennas
Follow these general RF safety guidelines when working near an antenna:
1) Look for site specific RF exposure diagrams posted at the roof access door.
2) Read and follow directions on the RF safety sign.
3) Do not alter or remove any RF safety control measures in place at or near antennas.
4) Do NOT enter an area posted with a NOTICE, CAUTION or WARNING RF alerting sign.
5) Do NOT enter area where barriers or striping is located
If you must work in the area, contact the antenna operator at least 24 hours in advance and request the antenna(s) be turned off.
NOTE: Only fully RF trained occupational workers may access areas while the antenna is operating, and follow their company instructions and safe work practices
For additional information and answers to inquiries regarding RF safety, visit the FCC RF Safety website at: https://www.fcc.gov/general/radio-frequency-safety-0