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The field of maintenance work should experience steady job growth in the next seven years, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Electrical and electronics repairers will face slower than average job growth, but specialization in automotive electronics can help improve that career outlook. Plumbing, Electronics and Electrical Work Careers The average hourly wage for a general maintenance worker is just under $15. Specialists in electrical work and electronics make more ($20), while those in plumbing make slightly less ($13). No educational program can guarantee any particular wage or work, but formal training may lend job applicants a competitive advantage. (cont)

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