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Electrician Salaries in Washington

How much does a Electrician make in Washington?

Electricians in Washington earn $77,000 annually on average, or $21.00 per hour, which is 17% more than the national average for all working Americans. Our data indicates that the best paid Electricians work for Washington State Ferries at $90,000 annually while the lowest paid Electricians work for Bonneville Power Administration earning approximately $60,000 each year.

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$90K Washington State Ferries' Average Electrician Salary (1 salaries)

+$46K (68%) more than national average Electrician salary ($44K)
+$20K (25%) more than average Washington State Ferries salary ($70K)
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Equal to average Washington State Ferries Electrician salary ($90K) in Washington

$70K Holland America Line's Average Electrician Salary (1 salaries)

+$26K (45%) more than national average Electrician salary ($44K)
+$21K (35%) more than average Holland America Line salary ($49K)
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Equal to average Holland America Line Electrician salary ($70K) in Washington

$60K Bonneville Power Administration's Average Electrician Salary (1 salaries)

+$16K (30%) more than national average Electrician salary ($44K)
-$32K (42%) less than average Bonneville Power Administration salary ($92K)
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Equal to average Bonneville Power Administration Electrician salary ($60K) in Washington

Top companies for Electrician in Washington

Below is the total pay for the top 4 highest paying companies for Electrician in Washington

Nucor $90K 1 salary
Washington State Ferries $90K 1 salary
Holland America Line $70K 1 salary
Bonneville Power Administration $60K 1 salary

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