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Audio visual technician, Kaihangarau ataata-rongo

Also known as

  • Audio visual tech, audio video technician, audio and video equipment technician, AV tech

Audio visual technicians set up, use and maintain equipment like cameras, microphones, video screens, projectors, live feeds, lighting and speakers.

A man leans over a desk and looks at an open laptop. There is sound equipment on the desk.

Your pay could be

$48K

Lower

$53K to $102K

Most common

$174K

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Pay

$63K to $106K annually

You'll need

0 to 2 years of training
Broadcast technicians set up, operate and maintain electronic equipment used to transmit radio and television programmes.

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