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Heavy-Duty Mechanic Wages in Alberta

Median hourly pay, how it has moved since 2017, and how each economic region compares. 2025 data.

Median hourly
$42.00
Low (10th pct)
$23.50
High (90th pct)
$65.00
Full-time yearly
≈ $87,400
Vs. national
13% above

Wage trend

$30$35$40$4520172019202120232025NOC 2021 reclassification$39.47$42.00

The median wage for heavy-duty equipment mechanics in Alberta rose from $34.29 in 2017 to $42.00 in 2025 — 22% over 8 years, before inflation. The dashed break marks the 2021 reclassification: the two segments are measured on different occupational definitions and are shown separately rather than joined.

By region within Alberta

Economic regionLowMedianHigh
Red Deer$34.00$44.00$55.00
Edmonton$27.31$43.37$61.47
Camrose--Drumheller$28.69$42.19$58.35
Athabasca--Grande Prairie--Peace River$23.50$42.00$65.00
Calgary$28.10$41.03$58.02
Banff--Jasper--Rocky Mountain House$15.00$40.00$57.00
Lethbridge--Medicine Hat$26.26$39.23$53.95

Other trades in Alberta

The full-time yearly figure is the median hourly wage × 2,080 hours (40 a week, 52 weeks). It is an equivalent, not a published salary, and excludes overtime. Official classification: Heavy-duty equipment mechanics (NOC 72401). Source: Labour Force Survey.