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HVAC Salary Outlook For Professionals In Maryland
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"Because of the increasing sophistication of heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration systems, employers prefer to hire those who have completed technical school training or a formal apprenticeship."
How Do I Get The Highest HVAC Salary?
As with all fields, earning the optimal wages requires a solid education with practical experience, knowing the latest technology, and gaining the right certification.
Trade Schools offers all these elements as well as job placement training to help you present yourself and your skills in the manner that employers respect.
The new job opportunities in heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration largely center on new technology and other advancements in all industries.
A professional educational institution is the best means of attaining both proper certification and the access to, and training on, these technologies.
The computer preparation offered, as well, will greatly increase your HVAC salary in Maryland prospects, as the most recently built structures increasingly rely on complex computer systems to run their climate control.
HVAC Salary Range According to National Statistics*
The overall employment prospects for heating, air-conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics are excellent and growing much faster than the national average for total job growth.
That said, employers still only hire licensed, certified, HVAC professionals, and the more experienced and knowledgeable, the higher the pay.
As of May 2008, the average HVAC wages were $19.08/hour. The top 10% earned more than $30.59/hour, with the center 50% earnings were $14.94/hour to $24.84/hour.
Here are the salaries across the largest employing industries:
- Local Government $22.79/hour
- Hardware, plumbing, &heating equipment & supplies wholesalers $22.18/hour
- Commercial & Industrial machinery & equipment repair & maintenance $20.83/hour
- Direct Sellers $20.03/hour
- Building equipment contractors $18.26/hour
HVAC mechanics that start with an apprenticeship earn about 50% of the complete wages described above, and only earn these wages over time and with experience and education gains.
*All Statistics Taken from the Bureau of Labor Statistics
Where Should I Train To Earn This Salary?
Like we said earlier, training is one of the biggest factors in determining an HVAC salary in Maryland, Baltimore, Glen Burnie, or Dundalk --
And if you want the best HVAC training, choose North American Trade Schools!
For 40 years, NA Trade schools has been the number one source for HVAC training and education.
Many of our graduates have gone on to recieve rewarding, and profitable jobs in the field of HVAC...
"My education and certification as an HVAC professional changed my life significantly. I mean, I used to make nothing working ten hour days, and now I make my own hours, get paid what I deserve, and am, you know, much happier. Life is good. Thanks to all my teachers over at NATS that helped me earn a living wage." - Sean Flanagan, Baltimore, MD |
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