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The average pay for a Tool & Fixture Repairer is $66,700, which is $32.07 an hour in Canada. The average salary range for a Tool & Fixture Repairer is between $48,424 and $79,907. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Tool & Fixture Repairer.
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Replaces and adjusts tools and fixtures of production machines and components of transfer systems in industrial establishment, using handtools and precision measuring instruments, following specifications and blueprints, and applying knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, and machine programming and maintenance: observes production machines, such as punch and drill presses, milling machines, lathes and robotic equipment, to detect malfunctions, need for adjustment and alignment, or replacement of worn or broken tools and fixtures. Removes, replaces, adjusts, and aligns components of machines and equipment, such as production fixtures, programmable machines (robots), and conveyors and transfer devices (workpiece shuttle mechanisms), using precision measuring instruments and handtools. Enters instructions on programmable controller or robot controller, to adjust speed, motion, and alignment of programmable machines, applying knowledge of machine programming and operations and production processes. Repairs and calibrates electronic measuring gauges, using electrical test equipment, master gauges, and handtools. Operates machines to verify that repairs, adjustments, and alignments have corrected problems and that machines function according to specifications. Disassembles, cleans, and polishes machine components. Informs supervisor of machine malfunctions requiring repair by other maintenance workers, such as electrician, maintenance. May set up and operate machine tools, such as lathes, mills, and surface grinders, to repair worn or broken.
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The average salary of tool & fixture repairer in Canada is $66,700. The average salary of tool & fixture repairer in California is $69,032. The average salary of tool & fixture repairer in United States is $60,186. Explore the average salaries for tool & fixture repairer in other locations below.
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ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Tool & Fixture Repairer is $66,700 per year or $32.07 per hour in Canada, which is 1% lower than the national average. Top earners have reported making up to $79,907. However, the typical pay range in Canada, is between $48,424 and $79,907 annually.
Tool & Fixture Repairer is projected to see 13.4% salary growth in 5 years.
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