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Electricians in Oregon: what they earn

Electricians in Oregon earned a median $101,310 a year in May 2025, $48.71 an hour. 10,590 people held the job, 5.4 for every 1,000 jobs in the state. That median is 60% above the national figure of $63,190, and Oregon ranks 1 of 51 by pay for this trade.

Median annual
$101,310
$48.71 an hour
Rank by pay
#1
of 51 states and DC
Employed in OR
10,590
5.4 per 1,000 jobs
Location quotient
1.11
1.00 = national concentration

The full wage spread in Oregon

PointHourlyAnnualMeaning
10th percentile$28.63$59,550A tenth of the workforce earns less than this.
25th percentile$38.03$79,110A quarter earn less.
Median$48.71$101,310Half earn less, half earn more.
75th percentile$58.50$121,680A quarter earn more.
90th percentile$63.24$131,530A tenth earn more than this.
Mean$47.96$99,750The average. Pulled up by the top earners.

Annual figures are the hourly rate times 2,080 hours, BLS's full-time year. Overtime is inside the survey's earnings but not separated out.

Oregon against its neighbors on the pay ladder

#StateMedian annualEmployed
1 Oregon $101,310 10,590
2 Illinois $99,560 23,120
3 Hawaii $96,460 3,070
4 Washington $95,220 19,380

The complete ranking is on the Electricians page.

Against the national figure

OregonUnited States
Median annual$101,310$63,190
Median hourly$48.71$30.38
10th percentile, annual$59,550$42,640
90th percentile, annual$131,530$108,510
Employed10,590757,220

Other trades in Oregon

Plumbers and pipefitters ($97,050) · HVAC technicians ($62,940) · Welders ($59,450) · Truck drivers (CDL) ($61,980)

See all five ranked by pay in Oregon.

Licensing requirements, apprenticeship pay and the time it takes to reach journeyman in Oregon are being collected from the state authority and will appear here once sourced and cited. Numbers on this page are the May 2025 BLS estimates; see how the numbers are built.