Fleet Technician Wage Comparison
We released the municipal and utility industry fleet technician wage distributions. The graphs below are derived from the data of over 60 of our utility and municipal fleet benchmarking customers.
Municipal Technician Wage Distribution for 2014
Utility Technician Wage Distribution
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Paul Milner
Benchmarking and Professional Services Manager
Paul Milner is a Benchmarking and Professional Services Manager at Utilimarc. He studied mathematics and philosophy at the University of St. Thomas in Minnesota. Working at Utilimarc for nearly ten years, he helps find the stories and solve problems within complex data sets. See more from Paul
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