Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment

Illustration of a toolbox, wrench, and gauge dials on a workbench

SOC code 49-2094 · Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

National employment
65,010
Mean annual wage
$75,570
Mean hourly wage
$36.33
Median annual wage
$74,090
Median hourly wage
$35.62

Wage percentiles

PercentileAnnual wageHourly wage
10th percentile$46,840$22.52
25th percentile$60,040$28.86
50th percentile (median)$74,090$35.62
75th percentile$88,710$42.65
90th percentile$105,590$50.77

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Wages by state (May 2024)

State-level employment and wage estimates for Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment (SOC 49-2094), from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) State estimates, May 2024. Data available for 50 of 51 states/DC for this occupation.

StateEmploymentMean annualMedian annual10th pctl annual25th pctl annual75th pctl annual90th pctl annual
Alabama970$69,740$64,780$41,930$55,600$86,780$93,870
Alaska190$89,670$90,120$61,840$78,620$101,820$105,370
Arizona580$78,700$75,340$53,130$65,250$87,130$102,040
Arkansas450$60,910$61,820$39,850$48,970$72,760$82,030
California5,140$81,710$78,020$45,260$57,860$99,590$123,920
Colorado1,890$77,720$74,950$52,000$61,420$90,880$104,710
Connecticut510$91,760$77,230$56,280$59,480$96,200$121,740
Delaware110$81,660$84,030$54,810$72,990$92,350$100,480
Florida3,760$63,140$61,740$40,040$48,180$74,550$85,560
Georgia3,350$65,580$66,600$46,510$55,370$72,800$85,350
Hawaii390$81,370$84,660$60,440$71,200$90,130$97,340
Idaho210$73,430$76,760$42,910$61,190$84,940$92,930
Illinois560$68,310$60,420$38,920$44,340$86,610$103,960
Indiana760$65,510$66,600$39,170$50,450$77,490$87,860
Iowa900$70,870$71,220$51,550$61,530$80,450$88,840
Kansas380$71,500$72,540$43,040$53,470$82,730$103,780
Kentucky1,020$63,080$61,410$38,570$54,000$73,730$86,540
Louisiana650$69,770$62,990$47,650$57,400$82,220$100,900
Maine450$77,700$77,170$59,360$69,990$89,790$90,610
Maryland670$74,670$77,920$35,770$52,280$95,220$108,460
Massachusetts780$77,160$78,540$47,750$62,720$89,040$105,220
Michigan1,510$64,020$63,920$37,960$47,530$79,210$85,690
Minnesota1,190$75,040$79,660$48,360$63,480$85,310$89,430
Mississippi490$69,250$70,390$41,950$53,450$82,650$92,570
Missouri770$57,670$51,260$35,200$37,940$69,000$90,200
Montana120$74,030$75,180$30,770$50,600$88,000$128,150
Nebraska380$70,000$70,980$49,790$60,740$76,240$84,020
Nevada510$79,070$80,520$46,040$80,420$80,520$103,700
New Hampshire270$73,410$75,230$47,350$61,360$84,520$97,000
New Jersey—$82,600$84,760$52,740$66,360$100,970$100,990
New Mexico280$75,820$77,600$50,290$64,380$88,140$100,160
New York1,450$76,950$77,070$50,560$63,560$87,980$101,290
North Carolina1,570$71,370$71,210$49,080$60,230$81,890$92,410
North Dakota400$96,190$86,280$64,470$77,510$123,710$131,910
Ohio2,090$64,940$63,260$40,090$51,380$76,970$85,600
Oklahoma840$68,720$69,310$41,890$59,310$78,400$89,040
Oregon540$88,260$90,210$62,120$76,360$96,760$109,960
Pennsylvania2,860$66,690$67,180$43,750$54,300$75,710$91,250
Rhode Island—$74,290$74,820$70,600$72,830$77,330$79,990
South Carolina1,230$67,010$68,940$45,630$54,450$77,920$87,090
South Dakota430$62,350$60,150$40,660$48,550$63,630$89,840
Tennessee1,640$60,610$58,870$36,340$46,450$70,140$84,540
Texas10,760$77,290$74,060$45,460$57,270$98,540$109,260
Utah780$68,520$70,970$45,650$58,300$77,310$82,690
Vermont60$73,410$79,230$49,480$64,240$82,630$87,000
Virginia1,740$67,620$68,270$45,910$56,160$79,560$87,190
Washington1,590$94,900$92,230$67,350$80,500$110,570$114,840
West Virginia280$70,790$68,000$49,610$63,000$86,100$89,700
Wisconsin720$64,330$62,870$44,980$50,480$77,400$85,550
Wyoming90$86,770$83,200$62,480$73,850$93,660$131,210

Hourly by-state wages are in the source dataset but not rendered here (annual only, to keep this table a manageable width); see the source link below for the full file. BLS suppresses some state-level figures for reliability: an em dash (—) means BLS did not publish that figure for this state and occupation. Per BLS’s own field definitions: "*" = a wage estimate is not available; "**" = an employment estimate is not available; "#" = a wage equal to or greater than $115.00 per hour or $239,200 per year (all three are shown here as —, not guessed). Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), State occupational employment and wage estimates, May 2024.

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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS), May 2024 estimates. Wage figures are BLS OEWS estimates and may not reflect current pay.