Electrical & Power
Electrician jobs
Electricians install, maintain and repair wiring, panels, lighting and controls in homes, commercial buildings and industrial plants.
- Typical US pay
- $45k–$105k /yr
- ≈ $22–$50/hr
- Open jobs
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- Also called
- journeyman electrician, master electrician, electrical apprentice, residential electrician
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What does a electrician do?
- Read blueprints and install conduit, wiring and devices to code
- Troubleshoot circuits, breakers and motor controls
- Upgrade service panels and install EV chargers and generators
- Inspect systems for NEC compliance and safety
Key skills
- NEC code
- Conduit bending
- Troubleshooting
- Blueprint reading
- Motor controls
How to become a electrician
4–5 year apprenticeship (IBEW/JATC, IEC, ABC) or trade school plus on-the-job hours.
Licensing & certifications
Journeyman and Master electrician licenses are issued by most states; apprentices register with the state.
Frequently asked questions
How much do electricians make?
Electricians in the US typically earn about $45k to $105k a year, depending on experience, location, specialty and union membership.
How do I become a electrician?
4–5 year apprenticeship (IBEW/JATC, IEC, ABC) or trade school plus on-the-job hours.
Do electricians need a license?
Journeyman and Master electrician licenses are issued by most states; apprentices register with the state.
What other job titles are there for electricians?
Common titles include journeyman electrician, master electrician, electrical apprentice, residential electrician, commercial electrician, industrial electrician.
Pay ranges are approximate US figures for entry-level through experienced workers and vary by region, union status and specialty.