Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other
All media and communication equipment workers not listed separately.
SOC: 27-4099.00
What You'll Need to Succeed
AI-generated
Key competencies for this occupation at a glance
KnowledgeAssess equipment performance and signal integrity during live broadcasts or recordings to maintain quality standards.
Proficient
KnowledgeAdapt equipment configurations and workflow processes to accommodate changing production requirements and evolving technology platforms.
Proficient
Hands-onOperate media production and communication equipment in broadcast, recording, or live event environments following technical specifications.
Developing
KnowledgeApply technical troubleshooting procedures to diagnose and resolve equipment malfunctions during media production workflows.
Developing
Hands-onCalibrate audio, video, and transmission equipment to ensure signal quality and technical compliance with industry standards.
Developing
KnowledgeInterpret technical specifications and equipment manuals to configure communication systems for specific production requirements.
Developing
Hands-onAssemble media equipment setups and cable routing systems for field productions, studios, or event venues under time constraints.
Developing
MindsetEngage with production teams and technical staff to coordinate equipment operations and communicate technical requirements.
Developing
Hands-onPerform routine maintenance and preventive care procedures on media and communication equipment following manufacturer guidelines.
Developing
KnowledgeDemonstrate safety protocols and best practices when handling electrical equipment and managing cable infrastructure in production environments.
Developing
Wage Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Annual wage data for Media and Communication Equipment Workers, All Other (2024)
Estimated Total Employment (U.S.)
13,020
Wage Distribution by Percentile
Line chart of annual wages by percentile. U.S. is the solid line. 10th percentile: U.S. $35,670. 25th percentile: U.S. $48,490. 50th percentile: U.S. $67,190. 75th percentile: U.S. $102,650. 90th percentile: U.S. $133,650. Use the left and right arrow keys to move between percentiles.
U.S.
Metric
U.S.
10% of workers earn the following or less
$35,670
10% of workers earn the following or more
$133,650
Workers on average earn
$78,350
+ indicates wage is at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200/year)
