Canadian occupation guide
Explore 2 current Broadcast technician jobs from 1 verified employers across Canada. Compare live openings, locations, and workplace options on Jobs.ca.
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Rogers Communications
Provide technical support for on-air and remote staff while maintaining, repairing, and installing broadcast studio and transmission systems. Contribute to capital projects and ensure accurate site documentation and transmitter logs.
Rogers Communications
Perform hardware and software maintenance, repair, and installation for TV broadcast plant equipment. Provide technical support for live broadcasts and collaborate on studio and transmitter projects.
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There are 2 Broadcast technician jobs currently published on Jobs.ca, from 1 hiring employers across Canada.
Employers currently hiring Broadcast technicians on Jobs.ca include Rogers Communications.
The cities with the most Broadcast technician openings on Jobs.ca right now are Toronto, ON and Vancouver, BC.
Broadcast technician falls under NOC 52112 in the National Occupational Classification 2021, titled “Broadcast technicians”. This is the code to quote on Canadian immigration and work permit applications.
Roles closely related to Broadcast technician include Production Coordinator, Audio and Video Technician, Camera Operator and Graphic arts technician. Each has its own page on Jobs.ca with current openings.
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