Rhode Island · May 2025 data

Marine Mechanic Salary in Rhode Island

$58,470 a year · $28.11 an hour

That is the median for marine mechanics in Rhode Island, 1.6% above the U.S. figure of $57,550. Rank: 18th of 50.

Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, SOC 49-3051. Rank and differences are derived from published figures. How we use it.

How Rhode Island compares

Rhode Island's median is $58,470, $920 (1.6%) above the U.S. median. It ranks 18th, mid-table among the 50 states and territories with data.

The top 10% earn $75,400 or more and the bottom 10% under $45,470. That range is narrower than the national one.

About 400 marine mechanics work in Rhode Island, 1.7% of the U.S. total. For the size of its workforce, Rhode Island has 5.4 times as many marine mechanics as the U.S. average.

Pay distribution: Rhode Island vs. United States

Rhode Island median $58,470

United States median $57,550

Spread of pay, Rhode Island vs. United States, May 2025.
  • 10th–90th percentile
  • 25th–75th percentile
  • Median
Marine mechanic pay, Rhode Island vs. United States, May 2025
MeasureRhode Island annualRhode Island hourlyU.S. annualU.S. hourly
10th percentile$45,470Not loaded$36,950$17.76
25th percentile$47,140Not loaded$46,750$22.48
Median (50th)$58,470$28.11$57,550$27.67
75th percentile$68,640Not loaded$66,620$32.03
90th percentile$75,400Not loaded$79,330$38.14
Mean (average)$59,820$28.76$58,070$27.92

Hourly percentiles for this state are published by BLS but not loaded here yet, so they show as “Not loaded”.

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Questions about marine mechanic pay in Rhode Island

How much does a marine mechanic make in Rhode Island?

The median is $58,470 a year, or $28.11 an hour (May 2025). The average is $59,820.

Is Rhode Island a good state for marine mechanic pay?

It ranks 18th of 50, 1.6% above the U.S. median. Living costs are not factored in, so compare with what housing costs where you would work.

How many marine mechanics work in Rhode Island?

About 400.