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Bob Burnham is listed as Production Director, Chief Engineer at WHFR-FM Henry Ford College, based in Southfield, Michigan, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at specshoward.edu, phone signal with area code 248, 770, and a matched LinkedIn profile for Bob Burnham.
Bob Burnham previously worked as Consulting & Maintenance Engineer at Ave Maria Communications Wdeo,-Am Wmax_Am And Fm Translators and President, Owner at Brc Broadcast Services. Bob Burnham holds N-A, Fcc Licensing from Cleveland Institute Of Electronics.
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Currently employed by Henry Ford College, Dearborn, MI as Production Manager and Engineer of their radio station, WHFR-FM, Diversified Broadcast Technical & Operational Background always looking for additional projects and opportunities.Specialties: Studio design and construction, audio processing and distribution, directional AM broadcast, general transmitter maintenance, remote broadcast design and operational management, writer for trade publications: Radio Guide, Radio World, RBR
Listed skills include Adobe Audition Editor, Broadcast Programming Consultant, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and 25 others.
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Dearborn, Michigan, United States
Supervising recorded media and assisting others to learn equipment. Software; technical maintenance of the FM station and related equipment.
Ann Arbor, Bay City - Saginaw - Midland
Wide ranging level of services provided including AM directional repairs and maintenance, FM construction and maintenance, studio repairs and maintenance....both on-site and via remote equipment.
Detroit Michigan
Broadcast station and studio maintenance, design and construction.Multi-faceted marketing of classic entertainment products. I have maintained this business my entire adult life, and then some.
Catalog and mail order marketing of "old-time" radio and television programs from the 1950s and prior.Work includes extensive audio restoration and re-mastering to digital formats, customer and catalog database development and maintenance, catalog and direct mail marketing piece development, various trade show appearances and in-person product sales, occasional written contributions to related publications, accounting and general business operational and management activities.
Houghton Lake (Prudenville), Mi
Project-oriented technical upgrades and maintenance for this dual FM radio station. Encountered several emergencies resulting from old equipment or poor engineering practices/maintenance in the past. Repaired main Nautel transmitter, and handled various studio problems. Installed new Omnia On-Air processor, began installation of Inovonics-based RDS system, Installed Comrex "Access" remote equipment, installed two new consoles: Arrakis ARC-10 and ARC-15. Owners decided to hire a different engineer who was closer to their site.
Southfield, Michigan
Responsible for all technical and compliance matters related to this radio station. Installed new transmitter for this educational station.
Southfield, Michigan
Primary support for all audio applications and needs at the school and upgrade projects underway or planned for the future.Secondary support for video and IT applications.
Dearborn Michigan
Technical support provided to WHFR-FM Henry Ford Community College
Designed, constructed and supervised operation of Motor City Casino's Radio Bar, eventually providing live programming to several Detroit area radio stations.
Maintenance, construction and designated Chief Engineer for various Detroit area stations including WQBH, WDBR and WTWR Monroe.
Responsible for all technical matters related to the operation of this radio station including FCC compliance, maintenance, operational matters related to this complex directional AM station. Also hosted a show at least 3 X a week, and was briefly the interim morning show host.
Responsible for all technical matters including FCC compliance of the four Cumulus stations in the Ann Arbor Michigan area: WIQB-FM, WQKL-FM, WTKA-AM, WDEO-AM
Engineered and set up all pre and post-game Detroit Lions games plus additional sponsored or regular show remotes for WXYT.
I began as part time air talent, part time engineer, but soon promoted to Production Director and air talent in a full time capacity.I was responsible for on-air quality of all produced spots and handled much of the work myself. I was also part of the team that tested and installed new studio equipment still in service today. The latter part of my tenure I did an extensive amount of copywriting and creative work including client product concepts, produced comedy bits for my own show, and producing and engineering special programs and sporting events. After being terminated due to budget cut-backs, I was re-hired a year later as air talent for various on-air shifts.
Activities and Societies: Correspondence course; studied everything related to broadcast engineering with a focus on getting my First.
Activities and Societies: Employed by the radio station: WEMU-FM.Left school to pursue a full-time opportunity in the broadcast industry.
Activities and Societies: Columnist for the college newspaperWrote articles for the newspaper, The Campus Globe, took many speech.
Activities and Societies: Engineer and morning show host of the student radio station, columnist for student newspaper.As a high school.
Activities and Societies: Stevenson Spotlight columnist. Sound guy for student plays. Engineer and morning show host for student radio.
Activities and Societies: Columnist for the student newspaper, "The Stevenson Spotlight," morning show host and engineer for the student.
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Bob Burnham works for WHFR-FM Henry Ford College.
Bob Burnham is listed as Production Director, Chief Engineer at WHFR-FM Henry Ford College.
AeroLeads has found 2 work email signals at @specshoward.edu for Bob Burnham at WHFR-FM Henry Ford College.
AeroLeads has found 4 phone signal(s) with area code 248, 770 for Bob Burnham at WHFR-FM Henry Ford College.
Bob Burnham is based in Southfield, Michigan, United States while working with WHFR-FM Henry Ford College.
Bob Burnham has worked for Whfr-Fm Henry Ford College, Ave Maria Communications Wdeo,-Am Wmax_Am And Fm Translators, Brc Broadcast Services, Brc Productions; Brc Broadcast Services, and Wups / Wtws - Black Diamond Broadcasting.
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Bob Burnham holds N-A, Fcc Licensing from Cleveland Institute Of Electronics.
Bob Burnham is listed with skills including Adobe Audition Editor, Broadcast Programming Consultant, Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, Broadcast Program Historian, Radio, Production, and Audio.
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