Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics

Job Description: Diagnose, adjust, repair, or overhaul automotive vehicles.

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics spend a lot of their time . They are naturally good at . Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics are typically characterized as being . They are usually very knowledgable about and are skilled at .

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Alaska
$53,960  
 
District of Columbia
$50,350  
 
New Jersey
$41,550  
 
Massachusetts
$41,130  
 
Maryland
$40,970  
 
Connecticut
$40,880  
 
Hawaii
$40,610  
 
California
$39,160  
 
Utah
$38,900  
 
Minnesota
$38,830  
 
Virginia
$38,760  
 
Nevada
$38,650  
 
Oregon
$38,450  
 
Delaware
$38,260  
 
Washington
$38,080  
 
New Hampshire
$37,940  
 
Wisconsin
$37,050  
 
North Carolina
$37,010  
 
Colorado
$36,840  
 
Michigan
$36,690  
 
Idaho
$36,260  
 
Wyoming
$36,250  
 
Arizona
$36,160  
 
Florida
$35,840  
 
Kansas
$35,690  
 
Illinois
$35,450  
 
Texas
$35,260  
 
Maine
$34,860  
 
New York
$34,840  
 
Rhode Island
$34,680  
 
Pennsylvania
$34,600  
 
Indiana
$34,520  
 
New Mexico
$33,670  
 
Missouri
$33,620  
 
Georgia
$33,600  
 
Tennessee
$33,540  
 
Montana
$33,400  
 
Vermont
$33,080  
 
Ohio
$32,990  
 
Iowa
$32,760  
 
South Carolina
$32,690  
 
South Dakota
$32,640  
 
North Dakota
$32,260  
 
Alabama
$32,050  
 
Nebraska
$31,960  
 
Louisiana
$31,340  
 
Virgin Islands
$31,090  
 
Oklahoma
$30,710  
 
Arkansas
$28,870  
 
Kentucky
$28,180  
 
Mississippi
$27,360  
 
Guam
$26,330  
 
West Virginia
$24,410  
 
Puerto Rico
$18,150  
 

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