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How Do You Become A Pyrotechnician?

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How Do You Become A Pyrotechnician?

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Do you like fireworks? Have you every wondered if it would be possible for just anyone to become a pyrotechnician? First, the good news–Yes! If you are up to the challenge physically as well as mentally, then it is possible for you to do this kind of work. Now, the bad news–it’s difficult! Since 9/11 it is more difficult than ever before to successfully complete licensing and all of the paperwork involved. Step 1 Ask yourself the following questions: How much do I love the notion of putting on a fireworks show and the ability to creatively plan the show? Am I willing to work with another pyrotechnician by assisting his show until I learn the ropes? Am I willing to keep up with state and federal licensing requirements on a yearly basis (each state’s policies are different)? Will I be available to work on July 4th or other annual holidays? Step 2 Look at your state’s requirements. Go to the website for the American Pyrotechnics Association at www.americanpyro.com Step 3 Visit your loca

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Do you like fireworks? Have you every wondered if it would be possible for just anyone to become a pyrotechnician? First, the good news–Yes! If you are up to the challenge physically as well as mentally, then it is possible for you to do this kind of work. Now, the bad news–it’s difficult! Since 9/11 it is more difficult than ever before to successfully complete licensing and all of the paperwork involved. Ask yourself the following questions: How much do I love the notion of putting on a fireworks show and the ability to creatively plan the show? Am I willing to work with another pyrotechnician by assisting his show until I learn the ropes? Am I willing to keep up with state and federal licensing requirements on a yearly basis (each state’s policies are different)? Will I be available to work on July 4th or other annual holidays? Look at your state’s requirements. Go to the website for the American Pyrotechnics Association at www.americanpyro.com Visit your local fireworks company i

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