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How Do I Become a Pyrotechnician? In this day and age, entering into the professional field of fireworks is much more complex then in the past. The fireworks industry is heavily regulated by many federal, state, and local agencies. Here are some items to consider:
Many states specifically require a pyrotechnician's license for their state, which require testing as well as an annual fee. Most pyrotechnicians in the U.S. pursue this field as a second job, and choose to be part of an elite group within the entertainment industry. Less than 3% of the population participate in this activity. Being a Fireworks Display operator gives you the opportunity to travel and be part of the exciting world of fireworks entertainment and earn some extra income at the same time. |
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