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Seems so simple, doesn't it? But you should make sure that the aerial engineer you choose is a “good” one (i.e. professional as well as knowledgeable). Truly professional aerial engineers confirm this as much as anyone else – and they add that no aerial engineer is a proper aerial engineer without not only the right technical knowledge but also the right local knowledge, as well as good communication skills. Also, a past record of honesty should help you to feel comfortable with the engineer in your own home.

There are many trades with unions that are all but unknown to those who are not a part of that specific trade, and the aerial engineers' trade is no exception. If a particular aerial engineer has been certified by the CAI (Confederation of Aerial Industries) you can rest assured that you have got at least the basics (and who's to disagree that safety issues factor there).

An aerial engineer's job is but a “technical” one, but they should not be reluctant to divulge their qualifications proper. They might include systems and SMATV and IRS systems accreditation; but any aerial engineer should come equipped with high quality diagnostic equipment like spectrum analysers, in order to see what is really going on with the signals, together with the normal assembly of correct tools and even ladders.

An engineer with local knowledge is always a better bet because it means that they know the area, and have an awareness of the things that can compromise the final transmission: things like buildings, trees and scaffolding but also interference from other transmitters.

Good communications skills in an engineer is always a good sign because it shows that they are honest, helpful and hard-working.