Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment Salaries by State

Mean and median pay, wage percentiles, employment, and top-paying metro areas for electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipments across the U.S. Source: BLS OEWS May 2025 (data.bls.gov OEWS tool /OESServices/combo/table, all-occupation crawl by area).

National mean salary $75,570 ≈ $36/hr

National median salary $74,090

Total employment 65,010 nationwide

Job Outlook, 2024–2034

Source: BLS Employment Projections 2024-2034.

Projected growth -0.8% Decline

Annual openings 4,700 per year (avg)

Employment 2024→2034 61,100 → 60,700 (-500)

Typical entry education Postsecondary nondegree award

Salary Map

Brighter tiles = higher average pay; dashed tiles have no data. Click a state for details.

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Mean annual wage $62,000–$67,000 $67,000–$73,000 $73,000–$77,000 $77,000–$81,000 $81,000–$100,000 U.S. mean $75,570

💰 Top 5 Highest-Paying States

Washington$100,080
North Dakota$96,880
California$91,820
Wyoming$91,740
Alaska$90,930

📉 5 Lowest-Paying States

Illinois$61,690
Tennessee$63,080
Florida$63,420
Ohio$64,340
Missouri$64,550

State Rankings

⇄ Compare specific states

#	State	Mean	Median	Hourly	vs. U.S.	Employment
1	Washington	$100,080	$99,200	$48	+32.4%	1,660
2	North Dakota	$96,880	$98,700	$47	+28.2%	520
3	California	$91,820	$87,080	$44	+21.5%	5,830
4	Wyoming	$91,740	$86,880	$44	+21.4%	100
5	Alaska	$90,930	$96,390	$44	+20.3%	160
6	Oregon	$90,380	$91,910	$43	+19.6%	840
7	Hawaii	$85,400	$85,420	$41	+13%	400
8	Delaware	$84,670	$86,290	$41	+12%	160
9	Arizona	$81,310	$77,110	$39	+7.6%	—
10	Colorado	$81,010	$79,610	$39	+7.2%	2,200
11	Connecticut	$80,770	$77,290	$39	+6.9%	430
12	New Mexico	$80,670	$80,590	$39	+6.7%	420
13	Maine	$80,250	$81,180	$39	+6.2%	410
14	Montana	$79,760	$75,660	$38	+5.5%	120
15	Minnesota	$79,710	$80,220	$38	+5.5%	1,240
16	Massachusetts	$79,300	$77,570	$38	+4.9%	920
17	Kansas	$78,080	$77,360	$38	+3.3%	340
18	New Jersey	$77,600	$74,980	$37	+2.7%	1,290
19	New York	$77,070	$78,130	$37	+2%	1,700
20	Rhode Island	$76,860	$76,860	$37	+1.7%	200
21	Maryland	$76,820	$79,650	$37	+1.7%	1,160
22	Texas	$76,480	$74,480	$37	+1.2%	13,540
23	New Hampshire	$76,290	$77,850	$37	+1%	210
24	North Carolina	$76,120	$76,740	$37	+0.7%	1,660
25	Oklahoma	$75,990	$75,480	$37	+0.6%	800
26	Nevada	$75,530	$82,680	$36	-0.1%	710
27	South Carolina	$74,180	$75,490	$36	-1.8%	1,130
28	Utah	$73,820	$75,500	$35	-2.3%	750
29	West Virginia	$73,150	$74,920	$35	-3.2%	220
30	Iowa	$72,990	$72,250	$35	-3.4%	1,130
31	Vermont	$72,540	$74,000	$35	-4%	110
32	Wisconsin	$72,410	$74,980	$35	-4.2%	850
33	Mississippi	$70,270	$71,700	$34	-7%	500
34	Virginia	$70,060	$71,320	$34	-7.3%	1,570
35	Alabama	$69,380	$65,600	$33	-8.2%	930
36	Idaho	$68,570	$64,410	$33	-9.3%	420
37	Arkansas	$68,170	$66,980	$33	-9.8%	330
38	Georgia	$68,040	$68,470	$33	-10%	3,040
39	South Dakota	$67,940	$64,900	$33	-10.1%	470
40	Louisiana	$67,570	$64,500	$32	-10.6%	950
41	Pennsylvania	$67,450	$65,960	$32	-10.7%	2,710
42	Michigan	$67,340	$66,140	$32	-10.9%	1,460
43	Indiana	$66,960	$66,620	$32	-11.4%	1,100
44	Nebraska	$66,470	$64,120	$32	-12%	410
45	Kentucky	$65,110	$62,980	$31	-13.8%	630
46	Missouri	$64,550	$60,950	$31	-14.6%	590
47	Ohio	$64,340	$62,310	$31	-14.9%	1,510
48	Florida	$63,420	$61,530	$30	-16.1%	3,650
49	Tennessee	$63,080	$61,560	$30	-16.5%	1,700
50	Illinois	$61,690	$59,950	$30	-18.4%	1,150

Top-Paying Metro Areas

Highest median pay among 293 metro areas.

#	Metro area	Median	Mean	Employment
1	San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA	$122,860	$123,290	600
2	Northeast Oklahoma nonmetropolitan area	$113,330	$98,660	30
3	Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA	$109,570	$106,440	910
4	Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX	$105,520	$96,540	400
5	Kennewick-Richland, WA	$104,180	$107,190	40
6	Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CA	$100,260	$97,740	40
7	Southwest Colorado nonmetropolitan area	$99,990	$98,730	60
8	Bismarck, ND	$98,950	$94,150	40
9	West North Dakota nonmetropolitan area	$98,780	$103,390	300
10	Central Oregon nonmetropolitan area	$98,260	$114,570	30

Pay by Industry

Highest-paying industries employing electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipments (BLS OEWS, by median).

#	Industry	Median	Mean	Employment
1	Hydroelectric Power Generation	$165,600	$148,390	40
2	Nuclear Electric Power Generation	$127,100	$123,730	170
3	Fossil Fuel Electric Power Generation	$116,750	$111,130	220
4	Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution	$110,750	$111,140	840
5	Utilities	$110,060	$111,910	1,170
6	Sector 22 - Utilities	$110,060	$111,910	1,170
7	Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing	$109,570	$104,730	830
8	Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing	$105,590	$107,310	540
9	Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing	$105,590	$107,310	540
10	Publishing Industries	$105,300	$98,420	—
11	Pharmaceutical and Medicine Manufacturing	$104,710	$96,910	200
12	Machinery Manufacturing (3331, 3332, 3334, and 3339 only)	$104,640	$101,670	1,290

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment make in the U.S.?

The median electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment salary in the United States is $74,090 per year (mean $75,570), and about 80% earn between $46,840 and $105,590.

How much do electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment make per hour?

Roughly $36 per hour, based on a mean annual wage of $75,570 and 2,080 work hours per year.

Which state pays electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment the most?

Washington has the highest average pay for electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment at $100,080 per year (median $99,200).

What is the job outlook for electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment?

Employment is projected to change -0.8% from 2024 to 2034 (Decline), with about 4,700 openings per year.