Salary guide / High Voltage & Testing

High Voltage & Testing salaries

High Voltage & Testing pay in the United States from official BLS OEWS figures, until ElectricalRoles.com has enough job ads with pay to publish its own.

Median salary · United States

$106,600

10th percentile

$68,000

25th percentile

$84,700

Median (50th)

$106,600

75th percentile

$123,100

90th percentile

$134,500

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay, code 49-2095). Moved to 2026 Q2 with the BLS Employment Cost Index, wages and salaries, private industry construction. Figures are annual, in USD. We switch to live job-ad figures once we have five or more high voltage & testing ads with pay.

By state

	25th	Median	75th	Source
Alabama	$84,500	$98,500	$109,100	Official
Alaska	$68,000	$129,700	$172,200	Official
Arizona	$62,600	$81,900	$116,000	Official
Arkansas	$82,600	$104,700	$109,500	Official
California	$106,900	$125,800	$151,900	Official
Colorado	$104,400	$130,000	$138,000	Official
Connecticut	$102,800	$113,500	$128,500	Official
Florida	$81,000	$105,400	$113,500	Official
Georgia	$84,000	$110,700	$111,900	Official
Hawaii	$112,000	$131,800	$141,100	Official
Idaho	$92,500	$123,400	$135,700	Official
Illinois	$103,600	$111,300	$123,800	Official
Indiana	$90,600	$109,400	$118,200	Official
Iowa	$70,200	$89,500	$107,400	Official
Kansas	$99,900	$108,700	$118,000	Official
Kentucky	$96,400	$102,300	$109,100	Official
Louisiana	$76,800	$83,400	$108,400	Official
Maine	$84,800	$95,800	$102,600	Official
Maryland	$109,500	$121,900	$122,400	Official
Massachusetts	$103,700	$123,700	$127,700	Official
Michigan	$89,500	$110,400	$124,900	Official
Minnesota	$77,900	$103,400	$111,300	Official
Mississippi	$80,300	$98,300	$109,100	Official
Missouri	$49,200	$100,300	$108,900	Official
Montana	$98,800	$100,800	$117,300	Official
Nebraska	$94,500	$108,500	$125,400	Official
Nevada	$75,000	$77,000	$105,500	Official
New Hampshire	$61,600	$83,900	$109,600	Official
New Jersey	$102,000	$115,500	$124,000	Official
New Mexico	$63,900	$103,900	$105,600	Official
New York	$91,500	$101,800	$131,800	Official
North Carolina	$93,000	$108,400	$111,900	Official
North Dakota	$61,300	$77,700	$108,300	Official
Ohio	$76,800	$102,200	$112,100	Official
Oklahoma	$81,000	$101,200	$126,600	Official
Oregon	$107,700	$135,700	$151,700	Official
Pennsylvania	$82,400	$105,200	$112,600	Official
Rhode Island	$86,400	$111,800	$113,200	Official
South Carolina	$82,700	$94,300	$99,200	Official
South Dakota	$101,600	$105,400	$130,000	Official
Tennessee	$82,900	$100,200	$109,100	Official
Texas	$82,900	$106,100	$120,500	Official
Utah	$112,700	$118,300	$131,300	Official
Vermont	$105,500	$109,400	$118,800	Official
Virginia	$75,400	$102,900	$108,200	Official
Washington	$93,300	$130,000	$139,900	Official
West Virginia	$56,300	$101,000	$101,000	Official
Wisconsin	$99,700	$112,800	$126,000	Official

Ranges reflect national US averages as of 2024–2026 from aggregated job-market data (ZipRecruiter, Glassdoor, Indeed). Field roles often add overtime, per-diem, and travel pay; high-cost metros and union scales pay above these figures.