What does an Electrical Power-Line Installer earn?
On average, electrical power-line installers earn around $85,900 per year in the U.S. They are responsible for installing and repairing electrical wiring, equipment, and fixtures to create and maintain equipment used in the transmission and distribution of electricity. Power-line installers may specialise in using specialized instruments to inspect electrical units or troubleshoot existing problems. In addition, they may need to be knowledgeable about telecommunications systems.
How to earn more as an Electrical Power-Line Installer
To become an electrical power-line installer, you will need to complete either a course in electrical engineering, or an apprenticeship program in powerline installation. To earn more, you can pursue a specialised area such as power system design, communications or substation operations. You could also become a project manager or take the plunge to become self-employed, setting up your own power-line installation firm.
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