Specialist Regulatory Compliance FAA FCC
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What you'll do
- Ensure compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations related to antenna structure filings, registrations, marking and lighting requirements, and wireless infrastructure development.
- Provide advanced technical support for regulatory reviews, escalated compliance matters, and quality assurance activities.
- Partner cross-functionally to review complex project scenarios and identify regulatory risks.
- Develop training and guidance materials.
- Support initiatives that enhance compliance, efficiency, and customer experience.
What they're looking for
- Experience with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulations
- Experience with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations
- Knowledge of antenna structure filings and registrations
- Understanding of marking and lighting requirements for wireless infrastructure
- Experience in regulatory compliance and quality assurance
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The Team
We are seeking a Regulatory Compliance FAA FCC Specialist to join American Tower’s Legal team. This team ensures compliance with Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) regulations related to antenna structure filings, registrations, marking and lighting requirements, and wireless infrastructure development. Day to day, you will provide advanced technical support for regulatory reviews, escalated compliance matters, and quality assurance activities. As a Regulatory Compliance FAA FCC Specialist, you will partner cross-functionally to review complex project scenarios, identify regulatory risks, develop training and guidance materials, and support initiatives that enhance compliance, efficiency, and customer experience.
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