Elevator Inspector Makes List of “Surprising” High-Paying Occupations

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International Business Times has released a list of “Nine Surprising Occupations That Pay More Than $40K Yearly,” showcasing high-paying positions that are available in unexpected industries. Elevator inspector ended up No. 4 on the list with listed average pay of US$72,046. The article describes the position in this way: “The crucial role of an elevator inspector is to ensure the safe operation of elevators and escalators. These professionals conduct regular inspections, oversee new installations and diagnose repair needs. Their deep knowledge of building codes and safety regulations allows them to educate building occupants on proper elevator usage.” The article continues by saying that many inspectors reach the US$80,000 to US$90,000 range, and the median annual wage for those interested in installation and repair can start at US$99,000. The list also includes such jobs as special agent, sommelier and court reporter.

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