What Do Electricians Earn in Miami-Fort Lauderdale?
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What Electricians Earn in Miami-Fort Lauderdale
According to BLS OES data from May 2025, the median pay for an electrician in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale area is $58,630. This comes from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics program.
Source: BLS OES, May 2025 · Electrician
What "Median" Actually Means
A median is the middle value in a group of wages. Half of electricians in the area earn more than $58,630, and half earn less. It is not a starting salary, and it is not a promise for any one person.
- Pay can vary by employer, years of experience, and type of work.
- This is a citywide figure, not a per-company or per-job estimate.
Where This Number Comes From
The figure is pulled directly from the BLS OES page for electricians, dated May 2025. We have not added, adjusted, or estimated anything beyond what BLS reports.
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