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Broadcast Technician
Broadcast Technician with experience in Operating broadcasting equipment and Monitoring broadcasting operations.
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Operating broadcasting equipment, Monitoring broadcasting operations, Operating sound control consoles, Maintaining recording equipment, Reading materials, Determining technical requirements, Editing audio or video, Operating audio recording equipment, Designing production devices, Designing electrical systems, Notifying others of equipment problems, Conferencing with clients
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Reported equipment problems several times each shift and coordinated necessary repairs to maintain operational efficiency
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Maintained programming logs in compliance with station management and federal regulations
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This work commonly includes reported equipment problems and ensured repairs, monitored and logged transmitter readings, and maintained programming logs as required.
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