Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electrical and Electronics Repairer resume
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Also called electronic device repairer, meteorological equipment repairer, power generation equipment repairer and radar repairer.
$74,090
Median pay a year
65,010
People do this work
6
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Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electrical and Electronics Repairer
Summary
Electrical and electronics repairer diagnosing and repairing industrial equipment, testing and adjusting electronic systems, and maintaining performance logs in commercial and military settings
Experience
Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electrical and Electronics Repairer
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Tested faulty equipment to diagnose malfunctions, using test equipment and applying knowledge of electronic units and systems
Maintained equipment logs that recorded performance problems, repairs, calibrations, or tests
Set up and tested industrial equipment to ensure proper functionality
Inspected components of industrial equipment for accurate assembly and defects, such as loose connections or frayed wires
Installed repaired equipment in various settings, including industrial and military establishments
Operated equipment to demonstrate proper use or analyze malfunctions
Entered information into computer systems to modify or store schematics, applying knowledge of relevant software
Skills
Core Skills
Conferencing with coworkers, Reading work orders or descriptions, Interpreting blueprints, Testing electrical equipment, Diagnosing equipment malfunctions, Determining job materials, Calibrating equipment, Adjusting equipment
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Tested faulty equipment to diagnose malfunctionsMaintained equipment logs for performance issuesSet up and tested industrial equipment functionalityInspected components for assembly accuracy and defectsInstalled repaired equipment in various settingsOperated equipment to demonstrate proper use
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Tested faulty equipment to diagnose malfunctions, ensuring accurate identification of issues and effective repairs.
Set up and tested industrial equipment functionality, confirming operational readiness and compliance with specifications.
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Show what improved after you diagnosed the malfunctions.
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Tested faulty equipment to diagnose malfunctions, completing repairs faster and more accurately
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Repairs were completed faster and more accuratelyImproved overall equipment reliability
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Mention what got better because you confirmed operational readiness.
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Set up and tested industrial equipment functionality, confirming operational readiness and compliance with specifications.
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Enhanced safety for operators and usersIncreased efficiency in equipment performance
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What are you good at?
Conferencing with coworkers
Reading work orders or descriptions
Interpreting blueprints
Inspecting equipment
Testing electrical equipment
Testing mechanical equipment
Diagnosing equipment malfunctions
Determining job materials
Adjusting equipment
Calibrating equipment
Installing systems
Entering codes or information
The work itself
What a Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electrical and Electronics Repairer does
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Repair, test, adjust, or install electronic equipment, such as industrial controls, transmitters, and antennas.
What it pays
How much does a Commercial and Industrial Equipment Electrical and Electronics Repairer make?
Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.
25th percentile
$60,040
Median
$74,090
75th percentile
$88,710
About 65,010 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AK
$76,320
$96,390
$105,540
AL
$57,640
$65,600
$80,450
AR
$54,870
$66,980
$77,980
AZ
$73,270
$77,110
$86,090
CA
$74,270
$87,080
$110,300
CO
$63,440
$79,610
$94,790
CT
$59,550
$77,290
$91,320
DE
$77,350
$86,290
$94,640
FL
$49,220
$61,530
$75,570
GA
$61,820
$68,470
$76,460
HI
$78,000
$85,420
$95,230
IA
$61,040
$72,250
$80,240
ID
$59,010
$64,410
$78,660
IL
$45,340
$59,950
$61,150
IN
$60,470
$66,620
$76,650
KS
$60,390
$77,360
$85,370
KY
$56,170
$62,980
$76,880
LA
$58,040
$64,500
$73,470
MA
$65,800
$77,570
$93,300
MD
$63,590
$79,650
$87,870
ME
$71,660
$81,180
$92,230
MI
$52,130
$66,140
$79,460
MN
$67,190
$80,220
$88,370
MO
$43,190
$60,950
$78,890
MS
$50,010
$71,700
$84,870
MT
$62,040
$75,660
$87,480
NC
$64,020
$76,740
$86,330
ND
$79,090
$98,700
$111,130
NE
$47,030
$64,120
$78,170
NH
$57,200
$77,850
$89,250
NJ
$58,710
$74,980
$94,770
NM
$70,150
$80,590
$96,460
NV
$56,830
$82,680
$82,680
NY
$62,910
$78,130
$88,440
OH
$49,030
$62,310
$78,880
OK
$67,540
$75,480
$84,510
OR
$80,520
$91,910
$97,760
PA
$53,260
$65,960
$75,710
PR
$21,840
$22,580
$35,990
RI
$73,370
$76,860
$81,970
SC
$62,610
$75,490
$86,250
SD
$56,750
$64,900
$74,990
TN
$46,270
$61,560
$76,810
TX
$59,280
$74,480
$96,720
UT
$65,270
$75,500
$81,370
VA
$60,150
$71,320
$79,620
VT
$65,930
$74,000
$80,760
WA
$82,660
$99,200
$120,340
WI
$59,680
$74,980
$84,230
WV
$64,970
$74,920
$86,940
WY
$78,950
$86,880
$96,110
Other names
Other names for this job
electronic device repairer, meteorological equipment repairer, power generation equipment repairer, radar repairer, semiconductor wafers probe test card repairer, utilities equipment repairer, electrical and electronics repairers commercial and industrial equipment, access control installer, aerial erector, aerial installer, amplifier mechanic, automation mechanic.
More names for this work
automation technician, certified control systems technician, CCST, commercial control technician, commercial service tech, commercial service technician, computerized environmental control installer, control systems technician, control technician, data acquisition technician, E and I mechanic, E and I tech, electrical and instrument mechanic, electrical and instrument technician, electrical and instrumentation mechanic, electrical equipment controls technician, electrical instrument craftsman, electrical maintenance technician, electrical sales technician, electrical service change journeyman, electrical service journeyman, electrical service professional, electrical service technician, electrical technician, electrician technician, electronic equipment repairman, electronic mechanic, electronic sales and service technician, electronic technician, electronics mechanic, electronics repair tech, electronics repair technician, equipment maintenance tech, equipment maintenance technician, equipment repair tech, equipment repair technician, equipment service tech, equipment service technician, gear technician, I and C tech, I and E tech, industrial aerial installer, industrial maintenance tech, industrial maintenance technician, instrument and control technician, instrument and electrical technician, instrument control coordinator, maintenance repair tech.
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This page is about the occupation Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. Rung is an independent service and is not affiliated with or endorsed by either agency. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.