
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists
Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul buses and trucks, or maintain and repair any type of diesel engines. Includes mechanics working primarily with automobile or marine diesel engines.Salary by State
State Name | Employment | Annual Salary | Hourly Salary | |
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Alabama | 4,940 | $46,220 | $22.22 | |
Alaska | 650 | $62,350 | $29.98 | |
Arizona | 4,350 | $51,640 | $24.83 | |
Arkansas | 4,250 | $43,710 | $21.02 | |
California | 19,340 | $61,040 | $29.35 | |
Colorado | 4,500 | $58,410 | $28.08 | |
Connecticut | 2,630 | $61,890 | $29.76 | |
Delaware | 650 | $51,170 | $24.60 | |
Florida | 11,860 | $52,160 | $25.08 | |
Georgia | 8,390 | $47,980 | $23.07 | |
Hawaii | 760 | $59,340 | $28.53 | |
Idaho | 2,490 | $48,530 | $23.33 | |
Illinois | 8,090 | $56,430 | $27.13 | |
Indiana | 9,670 | $48,920 | $23.52 | |
Iowa | 4,110 | $51,320 | $24.67 | |
Kansas | 3,140 | $52,030 | $25.01 | |
Kentucky | 3,750 | $47,650 | $22.91 | |
Louisiana | 1,800 | $51,320 | $24.67 | |
Maine | 1,810 | $49,090 | $23.60 | |
Maryland | 3,930 | $56,620 | $27.22 | |
Massachusetts | 4,310 | $62,500 | $30.05 | |
Michigan | 7,690 | $49,610 | $23.85 | |
Minnesota | 6,750 | $57,570 | $27.68 | |
Mississippi | 2,240 | $45,410 | $21.83 | |
Missouri | 7,220 | $49,080 | $23.59 | |
Montana | 1,480 | $47,920 | $23.04 | |
Nebraska | 2,520 | $48,370 | $23.25 | |
Nevada | 1,380 | $56,570 | $27.20 | |
New Hampshire | 1,080 | $54,410 | $26.16 | |
New Jersey | 9,070 | $59,890 | $28.79 | |
New Mexico | 1,440 | $50,720 | $24.39 | |
New York | 14,670 | $60,290 | $28.99 | |
North Carolina | 9,130 | $49,100 | $23.61 | |
North Dakota | 1,320 | $57,000 | $27.40 | |
Ohio | 11,400 | $49,430 | $23.76 | |
Oklahoma | 3,090 | $47,360 | $22.77 | |
Oregon | 4,170 | $52,390 | $25.19 | |
Pennsylvania | 11,310 | $50,640 | $24.35 | |
Rhode Island | 280 | $58,000 | $27.88 | |
South Carolina | 3,700 | $42,550 | $20.46 | |
South Dakota | 1,290 | $51,120 | $24.58 | |
Tennessee | 5,320 | $49,210 | $23.66 | |
Texas | 23,950 | $50,680 | $24.37 | |
Utah | 2,820 | $53,620 | $25.78 | |
Vermont | 600 | $49,920 | $24.00 | |
Virginia | 6,820 | $52,430 | $25.21 | |
Washington | 6,590 | $63,760 | $30.65 | |
West Virginia | 1,560 | $43,790 | $21.06 | |
Wisconsin | 6,120 | $52,510 | $25.24 | |
Wyoming | 880 | $55,060 | $26.47 |
Education
The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.
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$53,020 per yearNational average salaryModerateJob growth rate
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High school diploma or equivalentTypical education requirement
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Long-term on-the-job trainingTypical on-the-job training requirement
Educational Attainment
The following chart shows the highest education level completed by those working as bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists.
- Less than high school 13%
- High school graduate 47%
- College dropout 23%
- Associate’s degree 14%
- Bachelor’s degree 3%
- Master’s degree 0%
- Doctorate degree 0%
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