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Industrial Machinery Mechanics

Introduction

Industrial Machinery Mechanics work to maintain and repair factory equipment and other industrial machinery. Part of this process may involve taking equipment apart to repair it or replace broken parts, and testing it afterwards to ensure that it is operating correctly. This job is well suited for detail-oriented individuals who enjoy working with their hands and problem solving.

How to Get Started

Career Requirements

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics–Industrial Machinery Mechanics typically need a high school diploma, as well as a year or more of training on-the-job after high school. 

 

Career Checklist:

  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • On-the-job training

Available Trainings and Education

Nevada Opportunities

The College of Southern Nevada offers a Manufacturing Skills Training Program (MSTP) which specializes in teaching students foundational manufacturing skills and how to meet the training requirements for the manufacturing industry.

Annual Wages in This Role

Salary Estimates

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that the median annual wage for Industrial Machinery Mechanics was about $61,170 in May 2023.

In Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV:
Workers on average earn $59,960.

10% of workers earn $37,330 or less.

10% of workers earn $80,980 or more.

In Nevada:
Workers on average earn $60,650.

10% of workers earn $39,990 or less.

10% of workers earn $82,650 or more.

In the United States:
Workers on average earn $61,420.

10% of workers earn $42,390 or less.

10% of workers earn $85,970 or more.

Career Outlook

Growth Opportunities

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that Industrial Machinery Mechanics is projected to grow 15 percent from 2023 to 2033 due to the adoption of automated manufacturing machinery which requires workers to look after its upkeep.