Gas Fitter Salary in Boston, MA
U.S. median $62,970/yr ($30.27/hr)
Wages for gas fitters in Boston, Massachusetts rise with experience, certifications, and demand from new construction and aging gas lines. See the pay and jobs employers are posting locally today.
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Gas Fitter pay in Boston: FAQs
How much do gas fitters make?
The median is $62,970 a year, about $30.27 an hour, as of May 2024 (BLS). Most gas fitters earn between roughly $40,670 and $105,150 a year depending on license, union status, and the type of work.
Do gas fitters make good money?
Yes, and with no college debt. A licensed gas fitter clears the U.S. median wage, and union or industrial hands with overtime routinely top $90,000 to $100,000 a year.
What are the highest paying gas fitter jobs?
Union pipefitting, industrial and utility gas distribution, and travel shutdown work pay the most. Add a welding certification and per diem, and the top 10 percent earn over $105,150 a year.
What is a gas fitter's salary per hour?
The median is $30.27 an hour. Entry apprentices start near $19 to $22, licensed journeymen run $28 to $40, and top earners make over $50 an hour before overtime.
Can you make $100,000 as a gas fitter?
Yes. It usually takes a license plus industrial, union, or travel work with overtime. The top 10 percent of the trade already earn more than $105,150 a year.