Hi, if you have a B.Tech. or even a degree course in Electronics and Media Technology, you can easily apply to the available jobs. There are a number of jobs available on jobs sites like Indeed, Monster, Naukri etc. The salary ranges from company to company. Glassdoor anonymous reviews report

Hi Ayush, for an entry level job as a Media Equipment Technician, you donot need any special qualification as such. However, if you want to climb higher in this field or increase your prospects, you will have to have an associate degree or a B.Tech. in Electronics and Media Technology.

The Equipment Technician is responsible for receipt, inspection, cleaning, servicing, reassembling and testing and other respiratory equipment and breathing air equipment in accordance.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Performs routine inspection and maintenance of breathing air regulators and reducers and high and low pressure breathing air manifolds.

• Completes all documentation

Hi Angel, Thanks for your question.

When I searched the Q&A section, I came across two similar questions having been asked few months ago. For your ready reference, I am simply collating the answers to those questions.

Media technicians operate, maintain, produce, and troubleshoot audio-visual equipment and materials. Working in

Can you please elaborate what exactly you want to ask?

Please go through the below details-

Required Education - Bachelor's degree in education or library sciences with a focus on media.

Required Skills - Proficiency with audio-video equipment, such as camera, computers and recorders.
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Media Equipment technician require some measure of formal education.

The Eligibility:

Required Education : Associate's or bachelor's degree in film, video or television broadcasting. Degree programs are likely to cover the basics of audio technology, video technology, projection and presentation systems, film and TV production techniques, lighting, computer graphics.

Media technicians operate, maintain, produce, and troubleshoot audio-visual equipment and materials. Working in academic or business settings, media technicians schedule and assist with the usage of equipment to enhance meetings, lectures, and seminars. Getting into this field requires a postsecondary education, such as a certificate or associate's degree.