Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other
All installation, maintenance, and repair workers not listed separately.
SOC: 49-9099.00
What You'll Need to Succeed
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Key competencies for this occupation at a glance
KnowledgeDiagnose mechanical and electrical malfunctions in diverse equipment systems using technical manuals and diagnostic tools to determine root causes.
Proficient
KnowledgeInterpret technical diagrams, schematics, and installation blueprints to plan and execute installation and repair tasks accurately.
Proficient
KnowledgeEvaluate equipment condition and remaining service life to recommend repair versus replacement decisions to clients or management.
Proficient
Hands-onOperate hand and power tools for equipment installation and repair following manufacturer specifications and safety protocols.
Developing
Hands-onPerform preventive maintenance inspections and routine servicing according to scheduled maintenance intervals and regulatory requirements.
Developing
Hands-onAssemble mechanical components and electrical systems during new equipment installation projects in commercial and residential settings.
Developing
MindsetEngage with customers to understand equipment issues and service expectations, demonstrating professionalism and clear communication throughout the service process.
Developing
KnowledgeApply troubleshooting procedures to isolate and resolve equipment failures working independently with minimal supervision in field environments.
Developing
Hands-onCalibrate instruments and equipment to ensure proper operational parameters using precision measurement tools and following calibration standards.
Developing
KnowledgeDescribe safety hazards and lockout/tagout procedures when working with energized electrical systems or pressurized equipment.
Emerging
Wage Data According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Annual wage data for Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other (2024)
Estimated Total Employment (U.S.)
183,690
Wage Distribution by Percentile
Line chart of annual wages by percentile. U.S. is the solid line. 10th percentile: U.S. $35,270. 25th percentile: U.S. $40,700. 50th percentile: U.S. $48,640. 75th percentile: U.S. $61,090. 90th percentile: U.S. $77,150. Use the left and right arrow keys to move between percentiles.
U.S.
Metric
U.S.
10% of workers earn the following or less
$35,270
10% of workers earn the following or more
$77,150
Workers on average earn
$53,270
+ indicates wage is at or above the BLS reporting cap ($239,200/year)
