The Five Best Paying Trades Jobs

Introduction

There is a wide range of different trades’ jobs, each with different salaries and responsibilities. In this article, we will supply you with the five best paying trades' jobs out there at this present time. Additionally, we will supply some basic features of each job and some personality traits that are sought by potential employers.

Step 1

Trades Jobs number one: Plumber and gas fitter: These trades’ jobs involve fitting and repairing pipes, fixtures and fittings that transport gas and water. There are various additional tasks that a plumber and gas fitter will be met with daily, such as doing preparatory work for the installation of the pipes ( Cut holes in wall, measure pipes and cutting pipes), repair drains, install and repair roof pipes, and install different bathroom and kitchen amenities such as gas ovens, toilets and basins. The average salary of a plumber and gas fitter is around $24.21 an hour and $50,360 a year, but this will vary in accordance to education, experience and employer.

Step 2

Trades jobs number two: Industrial engineer: The two prominent tasks that an industrial engineer is responsible for is advising and carrying out repairs on machines and tools. They will conduct research and investigations on machinery, materials, and energy sources and utilize this knowledge for their clients, draw plans of machines and their parts, and supervise repairs on machines. The mean average wage for an industrial engineer is $37.72, and their annual income is $78,450.

Step 3

Trades jobs three: Mining Engineer: These individuals plan, prepare and maintain opencast or underground mines. They will organize and plan mining endeavors, develop innovative mining techniques, prepare to mine reports, be in contact with owners of the mine and government officials and supervise the work carried out at the mines. They also have to carry out mining techniques whilst considering environmental factors. Their average hourly wage is $41.99 and the average yearly annual income is $87,350, but this will vary in accordance to experience and the amount of responsibilities that they have on their job.

Step 4

Electrician: The chief task of an electrician is to install, repair and maintain electrical devices. Alongside this fundamental aspect of being employed in this trades job, an electrician is responsible for repairing wires, study and interpret floor plans of buildings in relation to there wiring, and keep records of electrical problems.  The average hourly wage for this occupation is $24.91 and yearly annual income is $51,810 , but this will vary in relation to whether they work commercial, industrial or domestic.

Step 5

Trades jobs five: elevator installers and repairers: The installing, repairing and maintaining of elevators, escalators, and/or dumbwaiters are the primary responsibilities of this type of trades’ jobs. This trade person will also be responsible for the monitoring of these three types of equipment via a computer and even aid in rescuing people who become stuck in elevators. The mean hourly wage for this job is $33.66, and the mean annual wage is $70,010; this will vary in accordance with the worker's experience and responsibilities.

Tips

All these occupations will require some form of training. Be sure to research this.

This is only a small representative of the numerous well paying trades jobs available.

 

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