Radio Procedures

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Name

First Name

Last Name

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Company and Primary Property Location.

Company

Property

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Email

example@example.com

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To turn on/off a radio, look for a knob on the top of the radio that turns, or look for a button on the top or sides of the radio that will have a picture of a ¾ circle and line in the circle that you will push to turn on the radio.

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A Status Indicators for the Radio can be an alarm that shows as a flashing light or sets off an alarm that sends an alarm across the radio for all officers to hear. Depending on the radio, it can be both.

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When something is said on the radio if you are the responding agent you should say copy and repeat what is said.

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8

You should do a radio check when you turn your radio on.

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9

Using obscene language over radio airwaves is NOT against the FCC rules and regulations. *

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10

Making repairs or altering a radio is against the FCC rules and regulations.*

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11

During a Bomb Threat, all radio transmissions should cease.

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By submitting these test questions, I understand and agree to follow all instructions from this training video. I will implement all policies and procedures while employed by SEC ONE.

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