Electric Motor, Power Tool, and Related Repairers

Repair, maintain, or install electric motors, wiring, or switches.

Salary by State

State Name	Employment	Annual Salary	Hourly Salary
Alabama	310	$45,990	$22.11
Arizona	630	$41,870	$20.13
Arkansas	150	$55,180	$26.53
California	1,020	$53,330	$25.64
Colorado	690	$42,280	$20.33
Connecticut	180	$70,360	$33.83
Delaware	30	$44,040	$21.17
Florida	1,240	$44,100	$21.20
Georgia	990	$47,490	$22.83
Idaho	140	$47,840	$23.00
Illinois	840	$75,840	$36.46
Indiana	410	$47,680	$22.92
Iowa	120	$40,980	$19.70
Kansas	60	$43,520	$20.92
Kentucky	120	$41,980	$20.18
Louisiana	330	$52,340	$25.16
Maryland	230	$48,300	$23.22
Massachusetts	160	$43,980	$21.15
Michigan	450	$50,900	$24.47
Minnesota	120	$48,570	$23.35
Mississippi	210	$47,990	$23.07
Missouri	340	$50,500	$24.28
Montana	90	$49,560	$23.83
Nevada	210	$46,470	$22.34
New Hampshire	40	$61,410	$29.53
New Jersey	170	$57,240	$27.52
New York	350	$52,180	$25.09
North Carolina	730	$45,930	$22.08
Ohio	300	$48,990	$23.55
Oklahoma	620	$37,960	$18.25
Oregon		$57,190	$27.49
Pennsylvania	670	$52,900	$25.43
South Carolina	220	$44,840	$21.56
Tennessee	370	$40,160	$19.31
Texas	1,280	$41,280	$19.85
Utah	90	$45,500	$21.88
Virginia	830	$45,950	$22.09
Washington	240	$59,690	$28.70
West Virginia	170	$38,420	$18.47
Wisconsin	370	$54,680	$26.29

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program that generally prepares individuals to apply technical knowledge and skills to operate, maintain, and repair electrical and electronic equipment. Includes instruction in electrical circuitry, simple gearing, linkages and lubrication of machines and appliances, and the use of testing equipment.