Maintenance Worker Salary in Alaska
As of 2026-10-01, the median posted salary for Maintenance Worker positions in Alaska is $64,178 per year, based on 9 public-sector job postings from 4 Alaska employers tracked by Alaska Jobs.
Median over time
weekly snapshots since 2026-28
Who hires this role
Anchorage — Public Transportation · National Park Service (federal) · Pacific Air Forces (federal) · U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal)
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What does a Maintenance Worker make in Alaska?
The median posted salary for Maintenance Worker in Alaska is $64,178 per year, based on 9 public-sector job postings from 4 Alaska employers tracked by Alaska Jobs. The middle half of postings pay between $51,365 and $82,669 per year.
What is the salary range for Maintenance Worker jobs in Alaska?
Across current and recent Alaska listings, posted pay for Maintenance Worker runs from $44,013 at the low end to $95,326 at the high end. The 10th–90th percentile band is $50,058 to $83,834.
Who hires Maintenance Workers in Alaska?
Alaska employers with recent Maintenance Worker postings include Anchorage — Public Transportation, National Park Service (federal), Pacific Air Forces (federal), U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal).
Open Maintenance Worker listings
- Maintenance Worker — Pacific Air Forces (federal) · $26.59 - $26.59 Hourly
- Maintenance Worker — Pacific Air Forces (federal) · $22.57 - $26.32 Hourly
- Maintenance Worker (Trails) — U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (federal) · $28.50 - $33.21 Hourly
Figures are posted salaries — the ranges employers advertise — annualized for comparison (how we compute this). Actual offers depend on step placement, bargaining unit, and duty station.