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Mechanical Insulation Workers in Georgia

Considering a career as a Mechanical Insulation Worker in Georgia?

7.9% Jobs Projection

$40,310 Median Salary

100 Job Openings

You’re in luck! Jobs for Mechanical Insulation Workers in Georgia are projected to grow and these jobs tend to pay higher than average.

Projected employment for Mechanical Insulation Workers in Georgia is growing faster than average.
Mechanical Insulation Workers in Georgia earn lower salaries than the typical U.S. wage earner.

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How Many Mechanical Insulation Workers Work in Georgia?

810 people worked as Mechanical Insulation Workers in 2018 in this state.

There were 890 Mechanical Insulation Workers employed in this state in 2017.

That’s a decline of 80 jobs between 2017 and 2018.

The typical state has 330 Mechanical Insulation Workers working in it, which means Georgia has more Mechanical Insulation Workers than average.

Job Projections for Georgia

Jobs for Mechanical Insulation Workers in this state are growing at a rate of 7.9% which is slower than the nationwide estimated projection of 9.8%.

Georgia Annual Job Openings

The BLS estimates there will be 100 annual job openings, and 960 total jobs in 2026 for Mechanical Insulation Workers in this state.

Nationwide, the prediction is 3,400 annual jobs and 31,400 total jobs in 2026.

What do Mechanical Insulation Workers Make in Georgia?

In 2018 wages for Mechanical Insulation Workers ranged from $28,140 to $77,970 with $40,310 being the median annual salary.

Broken down to an hourly rate, workers in this field made anywhere from $13.53 to $37.49. The median hourly rate was $19.38.

Workers in this field were paid a median of $19.11 an hour in 2017.

The hourly rate grew by $0.27.

The median salary in Georgia is higher than the nationwide median salary.

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Top Georgia Metros for Mechanical Insulation Workers

The table below shows some of the metros in this state with the most Mechanical Insulation Workers.

Metro	Number Employed	Annual Median Salary
Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Roswell, GA	550	$43,130
Savannah, GA	50	$40,940
Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC	40	$54,460

Top States for Mechanical Insulation Workers Employment

The table below shows the states where most Mechanical Insulation Workers work.

State	Number Employed	Annual Median Salary
Texas	2,960	$41,240
Louisiana	2,040	$46,140
Virginia	1,370	$48,440
Colorado	1,070	$42,550
California	1,020	$77,100
Michigan	1,000	$45,200
Florida	990	$37,060
North Carolina	950	$38,550
Minnesota	900	$84,650
New York	830	$71,690
Georgia	810	$40,310
Indiana	750	$60,980
Washington	690	$61,850
Massachusetts	690	$88,680
Iowa	560	$48,410
Pennsylvania	530	$79,730
Missouri	500	$64,280
Kentucky	400	$39,600
Tennessee	370	$37,020
Alabama	340	$41,700

Below are the states where Mechanical Insulation Workers get paid the most:

State	Annual Median Salary
Rhode Island	$94,120
Oregon	$91,020
Massachusetts	$88,680
Nevada	$85,110
Minnesota	$84,650
Pennsylvania	$79,730
California	$77,100
New Jersey	$74,360
Illinois	$71,910
New York	$71,690

You may also be interested in the following careers:

Occupation	Georgia Employment Total
Insulation Workers, Floor, Ceiling, and Wall	420

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