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Electrician
Install and repair wiring, outlets and lighting in buildings.Typical pay nationally: $34 an hour
Maintenance technician
Fix and look after buildings, apartments and equipment.Typical pay nationally: $24.05 an hour
Electrician helper
Help electricians run wire, carry tools and set up job sites.Typical pay nationally: $20.25 an hour
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Electrical engineer
Design and test electrical systems for buildings, power networks and machines.Typical pay nationally: $50.48 an hour
Construction supervisor
Lead a construction crew and keep the job safe and on schedule.Typical pay nationally: $51.74 an hour
Electronics technician
Build, test and repair electronic controls and equipment in plants.Typical pay nationally: $33.50 an hour
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Alarm technician
Install, program and repair fire and security alarm systems.Typical pay nationally: $27.50 an hour
Electrical technician
Build, test and fix electrical parts, circuits and controls for engineers.Typical pay nationally: $31 an hour
Warehouse associate
Load, unload and move freight and boxes in a warehouse.Typical pay near Columbus: $18.40 an hour
Industrial mechanic
Repair and maintain production machines and equipment in a plant.Typical pay nationally: $30 an hour
Solar installer
Mount solar panels on roofs and connect the wiring.Typical pay nationally: $29.05 an hour
Maintenance mechanic
Grease machines, replace worn parts, and do routine checks.Typical pay nationally: $22 an hour
Electronics assembler
Put together and wire electronic parts, boards and control panels.Typical pay nationally: $19.50 an hour
Baker
Mix dough and bake bread, cakes and pastries.Typical pay nationally: $17.98 an hour
Building inspector
Check buildings are safe and meet building codes.Typical pay nationally: $38.50 an hour
Construction laborer
Dig, carry materials and clean up on construction sites.Typical pay nationally: $20.50 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: $21.63 an hour
Marketing manager
Plan campaigns, set prices and find new customers for products.Typical pay nationally: $63.71 an hour
Technical sales rep
Sell technical or medical products to businesses, clinics and labs.Typical pay nationally: $48.08 an hour
Maintenance supervisor
Lead a crew of mechanics and technicians who fix equipment and buildings.Typical pay nationally: $31.50 an hour
Diesel technician
Service and repair trucks, buses and diesel engines.Typical pay nationally: $30 an hour
Mechanical technician
Build, test and adjust machines and equipment with engineers.Typical pay nationally: $30.29 an hour
Substation technician
Test and repair relays and equipment in power plants and substations.Typical pay nationally: $41.63 an hour
Lineworker
Climb poles and put up or fix power lines.Typical pay nationally: $47.41 an hour
Fiber technician
Install, splice and repair phone and internet fiber cables.Typical pay nationally: $24 an hour
HVAC technician
Install and repair heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems.Typical pay nationally: $30 an hour
Meter technician
Install, test, and repair gas, water, and electric meters.Typical pay nationally: $22 an hour
Installation technician
Install, connect and set up equipment at homes and businesses.Typical pay nationally: $24.76 an hour
Telecom technician
Install and fix phone, internet and cable TV equipment for customers.Typical pay nationally: $22 an hour
Paramedic
Give advanced emergency care, including medicines and heart monitoring.Typical pay nationally: $23.69 an hourAbout electrician jobs near Columbus
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