Verizon National EME Compliance Pipeline

Verizon's RF safety program spans macro towers, in-building DAS, rooftop small cells and CRAN nodes. Each site needs a defensible exposure evaluation before energisation, and the volume had outgrown a manual, per-site workflow. Reports were taking too long, and inconsistency between engineers was creating rework during client review.

I took ownership of the end-to-end pipeline: pulling antenna loadouts and tower geometry from carrier RFDS, modelling exposure in IXUS against both General Public and Occupational MPE limits, and producing exclusion-zone deliverables that rooftop crews could actually read.

The bigger lever was consistency. I built templates and QC gates so that any engineer producing a report generated the same artifacts in the same order, then automated the repetitive assembly in Python so the judgment calls got the attention instead of the formatting.

350+ reports delivered, the highest project volume recorded on the program. Turnaround dropped materially and exceedance issues reached the client as clear, actionable findings rather than raw output. The template and QC system became the default for the wider team.