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Broadcast technician, Kaihangarau whakapāho

Also known as

  • Broadcast engineer, broadcast transmitter operator, broadcasting engineering technician, broadcasting operator, radio station operator, television station operator, broadcasting transmitting and studio equipment operator

Broadcast technicians set up, operate and maintain electronic equipment used to transmit radio and television programmes.

Your pay could be

$23

Lower

$30 to $50

Most common

$66

Upper

How does this pay compare?

Pay is before tax

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Career idea

Audio visual technician

Kaihangarau ataata-rongo

Pay

$53K to $102K annually

You'll need

2 to 4 years of training
Audio visual technicians set up, use and maintain equipment like cameras, microphones, video screens, projectors, live feeds, lighting and speakers.

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