Based on 1 submission across Aotearoa — Full-time Permanent roles only
Installs, diagnoses, and repairs electrical systems in vehicles, from wiring to entertainment and safety systems. Uses diagnostic tools to trace faults and carry out repairs to industry standards. Plays an important role in New Zealand's automotive trade. Work takes place in workshops or at fleet sites, with roles available in transport, agriculture, and the marine sector. A trade qualification and ongoing training in modern vehicle systems is typically required for the role to advance. The trade suits people who enjoy hands-on problem-solving, as modern vehicles blend mechanical and electronic systems. Ongoing training with manufacturers keeps skills current and is often part of the employment package.
Base salary + bonuses, based on 1 submissions
Based on 1 anonymous submissions
Across 1 anonymous submissions, the median total salary for a Auto Electrician in New Zealand is $69,200 per year. Total remuneration ranges from about $69,200 (10th percentile) to $69,200 (90th percentile).
A full-time median of $69,200 per year compares with the NZ minimum wage of $49,816 per year and the living wage of $62,192 per year.
Median pay by experience: Senior (6-9 Yrs) $68,000.
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