Electrician Helper Salary (BLS 2025)

BLS OEWS May 2025 · BLS occupation: SOC 47-3013 Helpers–Electricians

National median
$42,670
$20.51 an hour
10th percentile
$33,020
90th percentile
$58,340
Jobs (wage & salary)
63,630

Electrician Helpers earned a median $42,670 a year ($20.51 an hour) in May 2025 (SOC 47-3013 Helpers–Electricians).

The middle half earned between $36,830 and $48,470.

Helpers who assist electricians, wage-and-salary workers in every industry.

Registered apprentices are usually counted as electricians, not helpers.

Annual figures are BLS hourly wages × 2,080 hours. OEWS covers wage-and-salary workers only, so it leaves out the self-employed, workers in private households, overtime pay and most bonuses.

How pay spreads across Helpers–Electricians

PercentileAnnualHourly
10th$33,020$15.88
25th$36,830$17.71
50th (median)$42,670$20.51
75th$48,470$23.30
90th$58,340$28.05
Mean (average)$44,080$21.19

SOC 47-3013 Helpers–Electricians: 63,630 wage-and-salary jobs, BLS OEWS May 2025.

Electrician Helper Salary by State

Highest median: Washington
$61,110
Lowest median: West Virginia
$33,680
Published (50 states + DC)
47 of 51

Median annual wage for SOC 47-3013 Helpers–Electricians in each state, BLS OEWS May 2025, alphabetical. "vs. U.S." compares the state median with the national median of $42,670; it is not adjusted for living costs.

StateMedianHourly10th–90thJobsvs. U.S.
Alabama$36,490$17.54$30,230–$46,9102,630−14%
AlaskaNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published—
Arizona$44,110$21.21$37,030–$56,1601,240+3%
Arkansas$39,510$18.99$28,500–$48,240300−7%
California$52,080$25.04$38,620–$68,6603,120+22%
Colorado$56,420$27.12$36,550–$60,680Not published+32%
Connecticut$56,020$26.93$35,570–$79,420390+31%
Delaware$36,560$17.58$31,840–$48,98060−14%
District of Columbia$48,300$23.22$40,810–$54,210330+13%
Florida$38,670$18.59$34,990–$49,0505,810−9%
Georgia$39,030$18.77$31,070–$53,2303,160−9%
Hawaii$47,890$23.02$42,320–$60,140Not published+12%
Idaho$39,480$18.98$35,880–$58,110250−7%
Illinois$43,290$20.81$31,200–$46,60030+1%
Indiana$36,200$17.40$33,020–$50,7701,180−15%
Iowa$41,610$20.01$33,140–$58,560310−2%
Kansas$44,990$21.63$32,000–$56,630600+5%
Kentucky$42,790$20.57$35,350–$50,760690+0%
Louisiana$38,570$18.54$28,790–$54,2203,190−10%
Maine$46,550$22.38$42,200–$62,8901,000+9%
Maryland$43,970$21.14$31,200–$59,0401,010+3%
Massachusetts$48,340$23.24$40,440–$58,060610+13%
Michigan$44,240$21.27$36,650–$53,390500+4%
Minnesota$46,750$22.48$42,650–$52,760Not published+10%
Mississippi$35,680$17.15$29,120–$44,800930−16%
Missouri$58,340$28.05$31,610–$92,110380+37%
Montana$36,400$17.50$32,000–$46,94040−15%
Nebraska$44,050$21.18$30,920–$51,850140+3%
Nevada$44,140$21.22$36,400–$63,320440+3%
New Hampshire$34,670$16.67$32,240–$42,580130−19%
New Jersey$44,550$21.42$35,350–$49,9601,670+4%
New Mexico$48,030$23.09$35,610–$59,730510+13%
New York$47,210$22.70$35,190–$77,4104,120+11%
North Carolina$39,880$19.17$31,810–$48,6706,770−7%
North DakotaNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published—
Ohio$41,920$20.16$34,300–$50,970810−2%
Oklahoma$46,110$22.17$35,880–$59,1901,630+8%
Oregon$49,800$23.94$39,210–$69,140570+17%
Pennsylvania$38,880$18.69$26,240–$49,7701,000−9%
Rhode IslandNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published—
South Carolina$39,460$18.97$29,690–$49,2602,000−8%
South Dakota$35,620$17.13$30,510–$45,760300−17%
Tennessee$39,710$19.09$31,870–$48,3403,240−7%
Texas$44,360$21.33$34,900–$57,5407,320+4%
Utah$43,250$20.79$38,450–$60,380520+1%
Vermont$37,910$18.23$36,400–$68,270130−11%
Virginia$44,530$21.41$33,710–$59,1202,180+4%
Washington$61,110$29.38$40,750–$102,680560+43%
West Virginia$33,680$16.19$25,320–$44,550210−21%
Wisconsin$47,230$22.71$36,310–$68,1301,180+11%
WyomingNot publishedNot publishedNot publishedNot published—

BLS does not publish this figure for Alaska, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Wyoming. BLS suppresses estimates it cannot publish reliably; no figure is estimated for them here.