Date: May 21,2024
Time: 3:00 PM EDT / 2:00 PM CDT / 12:00 PM PDT / 7:00 PM GMT
Sponsor: Alliance Corporation
Duration: 1 Hour
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Summary
When you walk into a building, does your call drop? Do you need to stand next to a window to make a call? Often in certain areas of large buildings, cell phones do not work nor do public safety radios. What does that mean? In a worst-case scenario, is means people cannot use their phone to call for help. It means that police officers responding to calls in some schools, or firefighters in a stairwell of a commercial building, cannot communicate via their hand-held radios.
There are signal boosting solutions available to solve these challenges!
Join us on the webinar to learn:
- Why the cellular signals are weak in buildings, what you can do to boost cell signals, and how the systems are implemented.
- How the technology works, what is required at a high level and what it means to you.
- What are the building and fire codes for requirements for Public Safety Communications?
- Why enforcement of these building codes has been changing for Public Safety Communications and how it impacts your building.
Speaker
Charlie Schulz
Engineer, In-Building Communications
Alliance Corporation
Charlie Schulz is a seasoned engineer with years of experience in the wireless industry, with a special focus on In-Building Communications. A volunteer firefighter with 45+ years of service, he is well versed in the use case for Public Safety Emergency Responder Radio Coverage Systems (ERRCS) and has coached countless AHJs on code interpretation and implementation. As Alliance Communication’s representative to the Safer Building Coalition, where Charlie is an active member of the Advancement Committee. He has represented Alliance at over 20 Safer Building Coalition trainings, many times serving as a co-presenter.
Patrick McLaughlin
Chief Editor
Cabling Installation & Maintenance
*The granting of 1 Continuing Education Credit for this webcast by BICSI does not imply or suggest that BICSI approves or endorses this event.
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