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A broadcast engineer works with hardware and broadcast systems that are used
across television, radio and new media. They make sure that programmes are
broadcast on time and to the highest level of quality. As well as operating and
maintaining the systems, they also carry out updates and repairs.
Broadcast engineers work in a variety of locations and situations. They may carry
out studio or set work or post-production operations. They could also be involved in
outside broadcasts, where sound and images are relayed live back to a studio or
straight to the network.
They work with a range of people including producers, studio managers, presenters
and other technical staff.
Typical work activities
The nature of the work varies according to location and whether it is based in
television, radio or new media, but tasks may include:
developing and using awareness of best practice in health and safety for the
workplace;