What is the salary of an Industrial Electrician? In the United States, an Industrial Electrician earns an average salary of $71,898. The salary range for an Industrial Electrician is usually between $63,877 and $78,890 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $98,106. The highest Industrial Electrician salary in the United States was $110,404. The average hourly pay for an Industrial Electrician is $34.57.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Industrial Electrician salary are California, with an average salary of $152,410, followed by Washington, with an average salary of $93,548, and South Carolina, with an average salary of $104,511. Employers paying the highest salary for an Industrial Electrician job are San Jose (CA), Santa Clara Valley Water District (CA) and University of Michigan at Ann Arbor (MI).
Employer | Average Salary |
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San Jose, CA | $208,937 |
Santa Clara Valley Water District, CA | $161,537 |
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, MI | $96,221 |
Fresno, CA | $86,734 |
Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority, FL | $82,545 |
City of Oklahoma City, OK | $78,196 |
Fairfax County, VA | $77,881 |
Fairfax County Public Schools, VA | $77,445 |
Johnson County, KS | $76,180 |
City of Fort Lauderdale, FL | $76,056 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Industrial Hygienist | $75,790 |
Industrial Arts Teacher | $91,324 |
Industrial Mechanic | $53,560 |
Industrial Pretreatment Coordinator | $66,963 |
Industrial Pretreatment Coord | $60,094 |
Industrial Arts | $147,797 |
Industrial Engineer | $102,378 |
Industrial Technology | $66,716 |
Industrial Painter | $87,726 |
Industrial Maintenance Mechanic | $79,504 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alabama | $26,386 | 1 |
Arkansas | $63,616 | 4 |
Arizona | $61,899 | 11 |
California | $152,410 | 23 |
Florida | $74,925 | 34 |
Georgia | $49,234 | 2 |
Kansas | $76,181 | 15 |
Maryland | $41,786 | 4 |
Michigan | $96,221 | 10 |
Nevada | $91,308 | 10 |
Oklahoma | $83,352 | 10 |
Pennsylvania | $70,642 | 32 |
South Carolina | $104,511 | 39 |
Tennessee | $54,407 | 25 |
Texas | $59,223 | 3 |
Utah | $94,163 | 5 |
Virginia | $77,613 | 26 |
Washington | $93,548 | 4 |