Entertainment Industry Power Technician overview

02 · WHY · ASSEMBLE PATH

Why might Entertainment Industry Power Technician fit me?

Career fit is not a score. Notice what interests you, then compare that curiosity with real workplaces and real people.

Entertainment Industry Power Technician in a representative work setting

ESTIMATED ANNUAL EARNINGS

$37,500low
$63,100median
$90,000high

Ontario Job Bank hourly rates multiplied by 2,000 paid hours: $18.75, $31.55 and $45.00. Before tax; overtime, premiums, benefits, unpaid time and self-employment income are excluded.

FIT EXPLORATION

What sounds like you—right now?

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Start anywhere.

There is no minimum and no passing score.

REALITIES TO CONSIDER

Interesting work can still be demanding.

Helpful school subjects

electrical technology, mathematics, physics, communications technology, media production, co-op and SHSM.

Strengths to practise

power planning, calm coordination, electrical safety, adaptability, communication.

Careers to compare

Construction Electrician, Film Lighting Technician, Event Technician, Generator Technician, Production Electrician.

EVIDENCE BASE

Sources & verification

Regulated, numerical and time-sensitive claims link to the authority used. Accessed and reviewed August 25, 2026.

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