Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians Jobs Pay in Upper Peninsula of Michigan nonmetropolitan area, MI
Average Hourly Pay
$35.55
11.1%Above national average
Range: $33.86 – $37.25
Average Annual Pay
$73,950
11.1%Above national average
Range: $70,429 – $77,472
How much do Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians make?
Your level of experience is a key factor in determining your earning potential. Here's what you can expect at different career stages:
Entry Level
0-2 years
Hourly Rate
$30.22/hr
Range: $28.78 – $31.66
Annual Rate
$62,858
Range: $59,865 – $65,851
Mid level
3-5 years
Hourly Rate
$35.55/hr
Range: $33.86 – $37.25
Annual Rate
$73,950
Range: $70,429 – $77,472
Senior level
6+ years
Hourly Rate
$40.88/hr
Range: $38.94 – $42.84
Annual Rate
$85,043
Range: $80,993 – $89,093
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians job description
Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians professionals ensure facilities, equipment, and systems function properly. They perform repairs, preventive maintenance, and inspections to keep operations running smoothly.
Responsibilities
- •Perform routine maintenance and repairs
- •Inspect equipment and facilities
- •Troubleshoot mechanical issues
- •Maintain maintenance records
- •Order supplies and parts
- •Ensure compliance with safety codes
Skills
- •Mechanical aptitude
- •Troubleshooting
- •Hand and power tool proficiency
- •Physical stamina
- •Problem-solving
- •Time management
Qualifications
- •High school diploma or equivalent
- •Trade certification preferred
- •Experience with building systems
- •Ability to work flexible hours
