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Substation Inspector Salary in Mexico
MXN 202,615 USD
per year
Hourly Rate
MXN 97.41
Bonus
MXN 2,958
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MXN 150K
Average
MXN 203K
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MXN 240K
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The average pay for a Substation Inspector is MXN 202,615, which is MXN 97.41 an hour in Mexico. The average salary range for a Substation Inspector is between MXN 149,732 and MXN 240,099. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Substation Inspector.
This compensation analysis comes from aggregated salary survey data for Mexico. ERI's compensation information is based on employer-reported data collected from ERI's salary surveys, customer HRIS data, data from Proxies/10Ks and Forms 990, proprietary databases, and purchased survey data. Cost-of-labor data in the Assessor Series are based on actual housing sales data from commercially available sources, plus rental rates, gasoline prices, consumables, medical care premium costs, property taxes, effective income tax rates, etc. For more information, see ERI's methodology.
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Salary Potential for Substation Inspector
Explore the estimated salary growth for Substation Inspector in Mexico for up to 5 years. The estimated salary of Substation Inspector in 1 year will be MXN 208,979, and in 5 years, will be MXN 236,499.
Number of Years
2 Years
Estimated Salary
MXN 215,544 USD
Percentage Growth
0%
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What Does a Substation Inspector Do?
Inspects and tests electric current-converting and distribution equipment in attended or unattended substations to verify operating efficiency and accuracy of equipment: examines transformers, oil switches, fuses, lighting arresters, voltage regulators, and related equipment, and tests circuitry, using standard electrical testing apparatus, to verify that new equipment is correctly installed and wired. Inspects automatic supervisory-controls in unattended stations to verify their performance of supervisory functions, according to specifications and cumulative station-operation records. Performs acceptance and performance tests under direction of engineering personnel to evaluate performance of new and operating equipment. Calculates average and peak load conditions of station from electric recording instrument data and compiles report of load conditions and test results for equipment performance evaluation and system planning purposes. Repairs or replaces blown fuses and defective switches or wires. Opens switches to deenergize station circuitry and distribution lines preparatory to repairs by maintenance workers or linecrews. May control operation of attended station in absence of regular operator. May patrol power lines electric power line examiner. When inspecting unattended substations, may be designated substation inspector, automatic.
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Average Salaries for Substation Inspector
The average salary of substation inspector in Mexico is $202,615. The average salary of substation inspector in California is $57,380. The average salary of substation inspector in United States is $50,223. Explore the average salaries for substation inspector in other locations below.
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Acapulco de Juárez, Mexico
MXN 199,824
León, Mexico
MXN 179,154
Metapa, Mexico
MXN 187,457
Nogales, Mexico
MXN 211,577
Puebla, Mexico
MXN 191,629
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Alabama, United States
$45,925
Colorado, United States
$52,674
Iowa, United States
$47,125
Kentucky, United States
$46,391
New Hampshire, United States
$51,751
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How much does a Substation Inspector make in Mexico?
ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Substation Inspector is MXN 202,615 per year or MXN 97.41 per hour in Mexico, which is 1% lower than the national average. Top earners have reported making up to MXN 240,099. However, the typical pay range in Mexico, is between MXN 149,732 and MXN 240,099 annually.
What is the salary potential for Substation Inspector in 5 years?
Substation Inspector is projected to see 16.7% salary growth in 5 years.
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Several factors can impact the salary, including experience, company size, job market, location, industry, and more. Understanding how these factors affect the role can provide opportunities to earn more. Use our salary calculator to find out how much you should be paid based on what someone in your area, with similar experience, earns.
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