Recreational Vehicle Service Techs
Training and Education
| Fast Facts* | |
|---|---|
| Recommended Degree Level | Certificate or Higher |
| Salary, Typical | $34,540 |
| Salary Range | |
| Number of Jobs, 2012 | 10,970 |
| Annual Job Growth Rate | 4.4% |
| Job Openings per Year (est.) | 480 |
People with long-term on-the-job training have an easier time finding a job in this career. The percentage of employees with at least a 4 year degree or higher is 6%. Approximately 20% of recreational vehicle service techs started in college but were able to get a job without a degree. Workers with a high school diploma but no further education represent 74% of the total.
Part-Time Work and Self-Employment
Approximately 15% of employees work part time. 4% of recreational vehicle service techs have ended up working for themlseves.
Area Job Conditions
Jobs for this occupation are more popular (on a per capita basis) in Elkhart (Indiana), Mount Vernon (Washington), and Bend (Oregon), and less popular in Omaha (Nebraska), Cincinnati (Ohio), and Philadelphia (Pennsylvania).
Without adjusting for the cost of living, recreational vehicle service techs get paid the most in Las Vegas (Nevada), Philadelphia (Pennsylvania), and Minneapolis (Minnesota), and the least in Omaha (Nebraska), Utica (New York), and Anchorage (Alaska).