Motor Vehicles Electronic Equipment Installer and Repairer resume
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Also called automatic window seat and top lift repairer, electronic equipment installers and repairers motor vehicles, accessory installer and appliance installer.
$48,420
Median pay a year
8,550
People do this work
6
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Motor Vehicles Electronic Equipment Installer and Repairer
Summary
Electronic equipment installer and repairer specializing in the installation, diagnosis, and repair of communications, sound, security, and navigation systems in motor vehicles
Experience
Motor Vehicles Electronic Equipment Installer and Repairer
Where you worked
Month Year to Month Year
Installed equipment and accessories, such as stereos and navigation systems, in motor vehicles
Inspected and tested electrical or electronic systems to locate and diagnose malfunctions using oscilloscopes and voltmeters
Diagnosed and repaired problems with electronic equipment, including sound and security systems, in motor vehicles
Conferred with customers to determine the nature of malfunctions and repair needs
Cut openings and drilled holes for fixtures and equipment using electric drills and routers
Spliced wires with knives or cutting pliers, and soldered connections to fixtures and equipment
Recorded results of diagnostic tests and estimated costs of repairs based on parts and labor charges
Skills
Core Skills
Inspecting electrical systems, Testing electrical equipment, Estimating labor and material costs, Installing insulation, Fabricating parts or components, Connecting electrical components, Soldering parts together, Driver's license
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Installed equipment and accessories in vehiclesInspected and tested electronic systems for malfunctionsCut openings and drilled holes for fixturesSpliced wires and soldered connections to equipmentDiagnosed and repaired electronic equipment issuesConferred with customers to identify malfunctions
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Installed electronic equipment and accessories in vehicles, ensuring proper functionality and customer satisfaction
Cut openings and drilled holes for fixtures using electric drills, maintaining precision and safety standards
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Show what improved for customers after you installed equipment
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Installed electronic equipment and accessories in vehicles, leading to fewer customer complaints about equipment issues
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Fewer customer complaints about equipment issuesMore repeat business from satisfied customers
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Confirm what got safer or cleaner because you did this work
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Cut openings and drilled holes for fixtures using electric drills, maintaining precision and safety standards
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Reduced risk of damage to vehicle interiorsImproved installation accuracy and fitMinimized debris left in vehicles
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Inspecting electrical systems
Testing electrical equipment
Estimating labor and material costs
Cleaning equipment
Installing insulation
Fabricating parts or components
Drilling materials
Laying cables
Connecting electrical components
Soldering parts together
Installing vehicle parts
Removing parts from vehicles
The work itself
What a Motor Vehicles Electronic Equipment Installer and Repairer does
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Install, diagnose, or repair communications, sound, security, or navigation equipment in motor vehicles.
What it pays
How much does a Motor Vehicles Electronic Equipment Installer and 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
$43,310
Median
$48,420
75th percentile
$58,500
About 8,550 people do this work in the United States.
What it pays in each state
State
25th percentile
Median
75th percentile
AL
$37,600
$38,520
$39,830
AR
$33,560
$41,510
$46,140
AZ
$45,080
$57,280
$63,340
CA
$42,630
$48,500
$62,400
CO
$48,600
$60,070
$62,070
CT
$35,970
$44,980
$47,840
FL
$44,310
$47,980
$57,280
GA
$46,020
$59,550
$78,420
HI
$31,970
$47,780
$77,680
IA
$47,250
$55,160
$61,480
ID
$46,590
$55,760
$59,630
IL
$43,680
$47,150
$49,550
IN
$47,350
$56,730
$60,900
KS
$32,330
$33,380
$36,490
KY
$44,780
$64,570
$65,850
LA
$32,130
$41,040
$51,130
MA
$43,760
$47,590
$55,920
MI
$43,620
$48,070
$52,690
MN
$47,770
$49,740
$62,190
MO
$38,490
$38,760
$45,280
MS
$31,930
$38,500
$42,390
MT
$47,940
$49,920
$55,120
NC
$42,550
$46,850
$49,180
ND
$46,290
$47,310
$60,080
NE
$46,310
$47,630
$47,630
NJ
$41,070
$41,070
$47,240
NM
$37,750
$49,300
$59,340
NV
$45,630
$46,100
$57,000
NY
$50,090
$60,220
$74,610
OH
$40,110
$45,120
$47,490
OR
$49,830
$56,000
$63,350
PA
$24,610
$26,640
$45,150
SC
$41,080
$48,230
$50,490
TN
$47,800
$49,140
$51,730
TX
$44,760
$48,730
$59,820
VA
$44,420
$49,210
$52,680
WA
$50,560
$59,010
$59,020
WI
$35,710
$38,070
$49,160
WV
$35,120
$51,890
$52,580
Other names
Other names for this job
automatic window seat and top lift repairer, electronic equipment installers and repairers motor vehicles, accessory installer, appliance installer, auto electrician, auto phone installer, auto radio mechanic, automotive electrician, automotive technician, burglar alarm installer, car alarm installer, car audio installer.
More names for this work
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