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The average salary for a Telecommunications Line Installer in U.S. is $69,040.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $69,040

$40,180$101,120

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $33.19

$19.32$48.62

What does a Telecommunications Line Installer earn?

On average, telecommunications line installers earn around $69,040 per year in the U.S.. They work with clients of all types to set up, diagnose, repair and maintain telecommunications networks. They may have the opportunity to specialise in a particular area such as network integrity or system design.

How to earn more as a Telecommunications Line Installer

"To become a telecommunications line installer, you'll need specialized training. This usually means courses in networking technology, telecommunications, fiber optics, and even computer engineering. Alternatively, you can look into an apprenticeship programme. To increase your earning potential, you could move into a specialized area such as fibre optics installation, computer server deployment, or mobile phone tower installation. You could also become self-employed or set up your own telecommunications line installation company."