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States/Arizona/Electrician
AZ · 47-2111 · BLS 2025 wages

How to Become a Electrician in Arizona

Current state wage benchmarks, the licensing structure you actually need to check, and a practical entry path that starts with official apprenticeship and government resources.

State median$61,060
U.S. median$63,190
National growth+9%2025–35
Annual openings72.7KU.S. average
PAY IN AZ

What electricians earn in Arizona

The May 2025 state wage distribution shows a median of $61,060. That is 3% below the U.S. median of $63,190. These figures describe wage-and-salary workers in the occupation; apprentice and starting pay can be lower, while union, metro, specialty and overtime pay can be higher.

10th percentile$45,540
Median$61,060
90th percentile$89,600

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2025 wage data as presented by O*NET OnLine. State wage data is separate from the national 2025–35 growth/openings outlook shown above.

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Turn the Arizona wage benchmark into an entry plan

TrainingForFuture has verified the May 2025 statewide wage benchmark and official licensing/apprenticeship resources for Arizona. Metro-level comparisons will be added only after they pass the same source review. Start with the state benchmark, then check current openings near your ZIP code.

Arizona statewide median
$61,060
ENTRY ROADMAP

A practical way to start in Arizona

Licensing rules are not the same as a training plan. Use this sequence to avoid paying for a program before you know whether it connects to the credential or employer path you need.

1

Search Arizona apprenticeship and employer resources for electrician apprentice or helper openings.

2

Build supervised field experience and related technical instruction.

3

Verify the employer's contractor classification for the work you will perform.

4

If you later plan to contract independently, review Arizona ROC classification, qualifying-party and experience requirements.

QUICK ANSWERS

Electrician in Arizona: FAQ

What is the median electrician wage in Arizona?

May 2025 BLS wage data presented through O*NET OnLine shows an Arizona median of $61,060 for electricians.

Does Arizona use trade-specific contractor licenses?

Yes. The Arizona Registrar of Contractors publishes residential, commercial and dual classifications for specific trades including electrical work.

Is the contractor license the same as an apprentice credential?

No. Arizona's contractor license is issued to the contracting business. Apprentices and employees follow supervised employment and training paths.

How do I find electrician apprenticeships near me in Arizona?

Use Apprenticeship.gov to search current opportunities by occupation and location, then check Arizona Registered Apprenticeship for registered programs and sponsors in Arizona.

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