Diagnostic Technician | Earnings in US | Mercedes Benz

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Discussion Overview

The discussion revolves around the earnings of Diagnostic Technicians in the US, particularly for those with a background in Mercedes Benz. Participants explore various aspects of the job, including potential salaries, educational paths, and job titles associated with diagnostic work in automotive technology.

Discussion Character

  • Exploratory
  • Debate/contested
  • Homework-related

Main Points Raised

  • One participant inquires about the approximate annual earnings of a Diagnostic Technician in the US after completing their apprenticeship with Mercedes Benz.
  • Another participant suggests that earnings can vary significantly based on geographic location and recommends checking job sites for more specific information.
  • A participant describes their role as a Repair & Maintenance Technician in a different field, noting that salaries can range from $40K to over $90K, depending on experience and overtime.
  • The original poster clarifies their specific role as a Qualified Daimler Chrysler Diagnostics Technician and expresses intent to research salary information further.
  • Another participant shares their considerations about pursuing a technical career and questions the average earnings of auto technicians with and without a four-year engineering degree.
  • A participant from England discusses their educational path and suggests that obtaining a degree in engineering could lead to a significant pay increase.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants express varying opinions on salary expectations and educational requirements, indicating that there is no consensus on specific earnings or the impact of a degree on pay. Multiple perspectives on job titles and roles also emerge, highlighting the complexity of the discussion.

Contextual Notes

Participants mention the influence of location, experience, and job titles on salary, but do not provide specific data or consensus on these factors. The discussion reflects a range of experiences and expectations without resolving the uncertainties regarding earnings.

Who May Find This Useful

Individuals considering a career as a Diagnostic Technician, those exploring educational paths in automotive technology, and anyone interested in salary expectations within the automotive repair industry.

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Hey, i am working for mercedes benz, doing my aprenticeship with Daimler Chrysler and am working towards being a Diagnostic Technician for Mercedes Benz.

I have been thinking about moving out to the US for a few years when i finish so, how much (roughly) would a Diagnostic Technician earn a year in the US?
 
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Depends on the area you live. Check monster.com
 
There are many different names for the same job, what is a diagnostics technician?

I am a Repair & Maintenance Tech working in a Si Wafer fab. I repair and Maintain the equipment for our process, the range of pay, depends on experience and how well you get on with your boss. The pay starts at $40K+ and can be in excess of $90K for some one on the off shifts who puts in extra OT.
 
oh yea, i will be a specialist Mercedes Benz light Vehicle technician. Or as i think i will be known a Qualified Daimler Chrysler Diagnostics Technician.

I will check monster.com anyway, and find it there, cheers.
 
i have been deciding weather or not to pursue a technical career and since its been brought up i might as well ask. for those of you who have heard of UTI(universal technical institue) that's where i want to attend and was also thinking about entering a 4 year college first for a masters in engeneering. now first what would you say is the avergae amount an auto technician would make without the 4 year degree...with? I am just trying to figure out if there could be a significant pay increase for haveing an engeneering degree or not?
 
cool, i haven't heard of that course, but i am in England so aint likely to hear of it. My course is 3 years, only about 18 weeks in the college though, with the option of another 1 or 2 years (i forget how many) to get a degree in an engineering field of my choice. And the pay should go up a fair amount.
 

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