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Electrician Salary in Jackson, MS

How much does the average Electrician make in Jackson, MS?


The average salary for an Electrician in Jackson, MS is between $45,282 and $78,792 as of April 01, 2025. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on the actual Electrician position you are looking for. With more online, real-time compensation data than any other website, Salary.com helps you determine your exact pay target.

About Jackson, Mississippi    Jackson is located primarily in northeastern Hinds County, with small portions in Madison and Rankin counties. The Pearl River forms most of the easte....More

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What is an Electrician?

An electrician installs and maintains electrical wiring and circuits in a building. They troubleshoot problems with electrical systems and repair or replace the wiring or switches that are causing the problem. Work performed by electricians must adhere to The National Electrical Code (NEC) "code", which is a set of standards to ensure the safety and stability of electrical systems. Electricians may work on new construction or specialize in electrical systems used by large commercial systems, like power plants and factories.


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Electrician

What training or educational requirements does an electrician need?

Electricians typically have a high school diploma. An apprenticeship is the most common path to becoming a licensed electrician. Apprenticeship programs take four or five years to complete and consist of working alongside a licensed electrician to complete a required number of hours of supervised work. Typically a journeyman exam must be taken and passed to obtain a state license. More experienced electricians may obtain a Master Electrician license by passing an advanced exam that allows the electrician to do contracting. Many electricians start by completing a trade school program as preparation to an apprenticeship. Some schools sponsor apprenticeship programs that combine an apprenticeship with supplemental courses.

What are the best schools offering electrical trades programs?

Local community colleges like the Pamlico Community College are a good place to find courses and programs for future electricians. There are some privately operated trade schools such as Washburn Institute of Technology that also offer training. The U.S. Department of Labor's Apprenticeship program is a good resource for finding apprenticeship opportunities.

Are electricians in demand?

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook (BLS), employment of electricians, in general, is projected to grow about 9 percent from 2016 to 2026. The demand for electricians will be related to activity in the construction and energy industries, as new construction and energy innovations will require electricians to install and repair electrical infrastructure.

What jobs are similar to or related to an electrician?

Telecommunication installers, Electricians Helper, Electrical power line technicians are similar jobs.

Where can I find more information about electrician training and career opportunities?

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Explor the Trades
U.S. Department of Labor's Apprenticeship program

What is the working environment for an electrician?

Electricians generally work at different job sites that could be indoors or outdoors. They may be part of a larger team or they may work independently for a single customer. The work can be dangerous and safety precautions and/or protective gear are required.

Electrician Jobs

Job Openings for Electrician in Jackson, MS
Head Electrician - Live Shows
Cedar Point - FREMONT , OH
Overview. $16.25/hour. $21.50/hour for the month of October. . . Ages 18+. . At Cedar Point, work is FUN. Working as a Head Electrician for our Live Shows, y
- 121 days ago
Head Electrician - Live Shows
Cedar Point - NORWALK , OH
Overview. $16.25/hour. $21.50/hour for the month of October. . . Ages 18+. . At Cedar Point, work is FUN. Working as a Head Electrician for our Live Shows, y
- 121 days ago
Maintenance Electrician
Mauser Packaging Solutions - SEDALIA , NC
Job Description. To thrive in this role, you must have an impeccable safety record, and you must be reliable and show initiative. You show up every day eager to
- 6 days ago
Electrician Journeyman
Blast Cleaning Technologies - MILWAUKEE , WI
Job Description. About Company. Blast Cleaning Technologies, Inc. (BCT) is proud to be the leader in shot blast innovation. We are dedicated to our customers, r
- 16 days ago
Field Service Electrician (Milwaukee, WI)
Blast Cleaning Technologies - MILWAUKEE , WI
Job Description. About Company. Blast Cleaning Technologies, Inc. (BCT) is proud to be the leader in shot blast innovation. We are dedicated to our customers, r
- 16 days ago
Electrician, Ski Lift Maintenance, Year-Round
Mammoth Mountain - BRIDGEPORT , CA
Job Description. Year Round. At Mammoth Mountain, you will live the dream. Work and play in the majestic mountains with a free season pass that opens the doors
- 4 days ago