Installation, Maintenance and Repair / Electrical and Electronic Equipment Repair

Electric Meter Technician

Installs, maintains, tests, and repairs electric meters used to measure electrical consumption for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. Ensures accurate billing and compliance with utility regulations.

Average monthly gross

6,260 GBP

2 validated salaries

Median

6,260 GBP

less sensitive to extremes

Typical range

5,492 GBP - 7,028 GBP

10th to 90th percentile

Data period

2026 - 2026

based on validated records

Canonical

Electric Meter Technician

ISCO

7411

Language

en

Salary insights

Monthly gross salary from approved submissions and AI-generated seeds that were validated.

2 records
Clear

By seniority

Lead / Expert 2 validated salaries
6,260 GBP 5,300 GBP - 7,220 GBP

Yearly trend

6,260 GBP
2026

Top countries

Country Avg. Count
United Kingdom 6,260 GBP 2

Companies in data

Company Avg. Count
AstraZeneca 7,220 GBP 1
Tesco 5,300 GBP 1

Top cities

No city-linked salaries yet.

How these figures are calculated

Validated records only

The page uses salaries that have been approved in the admin, including human submissions and AI-generated seeds after validation.

Typical range

The range removes the lowest and highest extremes by showing the 10th to 90th percentile.

Seniority

Seniority is inferred from years of experience: junior, mid-level, senior, then lead or expert.

Interpretation

These figures are market indicators, not guaranteed salaries. Reliability improves as more approved records are added.

Role profile

Seniority

Junior Mid Senior

Alternate titles

Meter Technician Electric Meter Installer Meter Service Technician Utility Meter Technician

Skills

Hard skills

Electrical meter installation Meter testing and calibration Reading and interpreting wiring diagrams Troubleshooting electrical systems Data collection and reporting Safety compliance (OSHA, NFPA 70E)

Soft skills

Attention to detail Problem-solving Customer service Time management Communication skills

Tools

Multimeter Clamp meter Voltage tester Meter socket tools Laptop or handheld data terminal Personal protective equipment (PPE)

Certifications

Certified Meter Technician (CMT) OSHA 10 or 30 Hour Construction Safety NFPA 70E Arc Flash Training First Aid/CPR

Employment context

Industries

Electric power generation, transmission and distribution Utilities Energy services Construction

Company types

Utility company Energy service provider Municipal government Contracting firm

Work modes

On-site

Remote compatibility

Low

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