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Industrial Electrician Salary (2025)

Electrical · SOC Code 49-2094 · 4-year apprenticeship

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71/100
$66,759
National Median
$71,582
National Mean
167,692
Total Employment
+13%
5yr Growth
30
Cities Tracked

National Salary Range

Industrial Electrician salaries range from $54,579 to $85,074 median across cities, depending on location, union membership, and experience level.

Industrial Electrician Salary by City

CityMedianRange (10th-90th)COL-AdjustedGradeJobs
New York, NY$85,074$55,013$129,870$45,494C10,290
San Francisco, CA$84,666$53,310$123,160$44,561C9,401
Los Angeles, CA$81,768$50,313$119,379$49,258C12,247
Seattle, WA$80,341$48,410$115,721$53,920C5,816
Boston, MA$78,070$47,108$110,930$51,362C11,077
Portland, OR$75,891$45,408$107,483$58,378B5,682
Philadelphia, PA$73,781$47,507$112,768$64,157B4,426
Chicago, IL$71,245$44,652$107,085$66,584B4,655
Houston, TX$68,905$44,065$99,111$71,776B3,496
Pittsburgh, PA$67,909$41,804$96,994$73,814B3,006
Salt Lake City, UT$66,442$40,151$97,704$63,887B5,458
Milwaukee, WI$66,054$41,688$98,424$68,806B4,804
Denver, CO$65,896$40,156$95,280$51,481C4,258
Minneapolis, MN$65,748$40,689$93,406$62,026B6,699
Phoenix, AZ$64,548$39,478$92,861$62,668B5,025
Detroit, MI$64,024$38,110$94,082$71,937B3,190
Las Vegas, NV$63,941$37,766$94,863$61,482B5,049
Kansas City, MO$63,219$40,397$95,806$67,254B4,038
Dallas, TX$62,882$37,897$93,664$61,649B4,826
St. Louis, MO$61,997$36,897$87,409$68,886B5,374
San Antonio, TX$61,993$36,781$92,484$68,881B4,652
Miami, FL$61,455$37,225$94,459$50,373C5,361
Atlanta, GA$61,224$38,203$90,446$57,758B6,895
Nashville, TN$60,454$37,782$87,207$58,693B5,828
New Orleans, LA$60,222$38,232$88,991$63,392B4,889
Indianapolis, IN$59,806$36,472$91,225$65,721B3,562
Raleigh, NC$58,364$36,431$86,013$58,364B4,161
Columbus, OH$56,638$35,201$85,328$60,901B4,972
Charlotte, NC$55,639$36,103$80,996$56,774B4,402
Tampa, FL$54,579$34,946$84,539$54,039C4,153

About Industrial Electrician Pay

Industrial Electricians earn a national median salary of $66,759 based on 2025 BLS data. The highest-paying city for this trade is New York at $85,074 median, while Tampa offers the lowest at $54,579.

Becoming a industrial electrician typically requires a 4-year apprenticeship program. Entry-level workers (10th percentile) can expect around $55,013, while master-level tradespeople (90th percentile) earn $129,870 or more. With 13% wage growth over the past 5 years, this trade is growing faster than average.

See how this compares to other trades on our highest paying trades ranking, or browse the best cities for trade workers.

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