Apprenticeships
The In-Building Wireless Installation Technician Apprenticeship prepares you to install and maintain in-building wireless communication systems vital for emergency response. In just one year, you’ll gain hands-on experience with RF systems, cable installation, firestopping, and code compliance, all guided by national standards. With up to 2,500 hours of on-the-job learning and 144 hours of related instruction, you’ll graduate ready to ensure life-saving signals reach every corner of every building.
Learn how to interpret system plans, signal pathways, and local codes to install compliant RF systems.
Master safety-focused techniques for running, securing, and terminating coax and fiber optic cables.
Install filters, antennas, and splitters with precision, following system design and manufacturer standards.
Install donor antennas, configure azimuth, and implement lightning protection safely and accurately.
Apply OSHA, NFPA, and local code requirements to ensure safe, legal, and effective installations.
Work with FirstNet and public safety communications systems to ensure signal reliability during emergencies.
As buildings grow taller and more complex, the need for certified In-Building Wireless Installation Technicians is rising fast. This program blends real-world practice with code-aligned classroom training to prepare you for a career that directly supports emergency communications. You'll gain industry-recognized skills while working side-by-side with professionals in the field.
Help first responders stay connected when it matters most.
Gain practical skills in RF systems, cable handling, and system testing.
Graduate job-ready with certifications and experience employers value.