During a parks-department AP install, a coworker wants to 'optimize' channels on the spot because the design document 'looks old.' What should the CWT-level technician do?
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Short Explanation
The tech’s job is to install what the design says—not moonlight as the RF planner mid-ladder. If the plan feels stale, escalate for a real redesign instead of freestyle channel surfing. Silent 'optimizing' is how neighboring APs start fighting each other.
Full Explanation
CWTS/CWT scope is to implement channels and power from the approved design document. Changing the channel plan without design authority is RF redesign work belonging to higher-level roles (for example CWNA/CWDP). Technicians should escalate for an updated design rather than improvising channels or maxing power in the field.