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How much does a Industrial Engineering Technician make in Edmonton, Alberta?

Industrial Engineering Technician in Edmonton – $56,867 to $124,114 annually.

Average base salary
$41.21 /hour
Pays above Edmonton Average Weekly : $1,648 Monthly : $7,143 Yearly : $85,717

National Average $31.25 /hour Salary & tax breakdown
Average cost of living
$3,492 /month
for a single person who rents in Edmonton

Cost of living breakdown
Last Updated: November 19, 2025

What does a Industrial Engineering Technician do?

As an Industrial Engineering Technician, you'll play a vital role in making production processes more efficient and effective, directly impacting the success of businesses and the satisfaction of their customers. You'll dive into planning, estimating, and scheduling work, ensuring everything runs smoothly and on time. Your expertise will be crucial in developing innovative production methods and systems. You'll find opportunities in diverse settings, from manufacturing and insurance companies to government departments, where your skills will help shape the future of industry.

Related Skills:

Regulatory Compliance CAD-CAM/CNC Programming Certification Knowledge Estimation and Measurement Work Planning and Scheduling

Core Skills

Regulatory Compliance Technical Support

Technical Skills

CAD-CAM/CNC Programming Machining and Tooling Production Methods Development Quality Assurance

Foundational Skills

Certification Knowledge

Analytical Skills

Estimation and Measurement Problem Solving

Resource Management

Work Planning and Scheduling

Interpersonal Skills

Interpersonal Communication Team Collaboration
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20,000 Canadian salary reported, updated November 19, 2025 (data source: open.canada.ca).