Broadcast Technicians
Broadcast technicians record or broadcast radio and television programs.
Most broadcast technicians work for radio and TV studios. They are in charge of the equipment used to record and broadcast radio and television shows.
Quick Facts
Wages: Above the median $17.00 / hour
Employment Outlook:
Percent Growth
7.5%
Average
Education and Training Needed:
Associate degree
Skills Needed:
Monitoring Equipment, Reading, Operating Equipment
Tools and Technology:
- Tools: Video editors, Media control systems, Audio mixing consoles
- Technology: Video creation and editing software, Graphics or photo imaging software, Computer aided design CAD software
Job Title Examples:
Board Operator, Broadcast Maintenance Engineer, Broadcast Operations Engineer
