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Electrical Project Management salaries

Electrical Project Management 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

$119,000

10th percentile

$72,100

25th percentile

$91,700

Median (50th)

$119,000

75th percentile

$157,000

90th percentile

$196,100

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (Construction Managers, code 11-9021). 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 electrical project management ads with pay.

By state

	25th	Median	75th	Source
Alabama	$79,900	$100,400	$125,600	Official
Alaska	$125,600	$144,100	$177,400	Official
Arizona	$98,600	$118,700	$141,100	Official
Arkansas	$72,500	$89,300	$105,100	Official
California	$106,400	$137,800	$174,000	Official
Colorado	$102,400	$129,200	$158,800	Official
Connecticut	$102,900	$129,600	$161,500	Official
Delaware	$109,000	$136,800	$174,900	Official
District of Columbia	$107,300	$130,900	$166,900	Official
Florida	$89,000	$117,100	$167,900	Official
Georgia	$88,600	$114,700	$143,700	Official
Hawaii	$105,000	$133,400	$165,100	Official
Idaho	$86,300	$108,300	$136,300	Official
Illinois	$82,800	$113,000	$144,900	Official
Indiana	$87,900	$110,100	$139,100	Official
Iowa	$81,700	$102,800	$135,500	Official
Kansas	$101,400	$125,100	$138,600	Official
Kentucky	$77,000	$100,400	$139,000	Official
Louisiana	$93,600	$113,900	$142,600	Official
Maine	$84,600	$113,900	$148,700	Official
Maryland	$100,900	$132,800	$167,100	Official
Massachusetts	$131,500	$150,100	$179,600	Official
Michigan	$82,600	$106,900	$138,100	Official
Minnesota	$99,700	$127,700	$161,200	Official
Mississippi	$83,700	$103,000	$128,700	Official
Missouri	$96,000	$116,200	$141,400	Official
Montana	$94,000	$108,200	$142,300	Official
Nebraska	$82,600	$104,400	$132,400	Official
Nevada	$96,800	$119,300	$144,800	Official
New Hampshire	$104,900	$133,800	$162,900	Official
New Jersey	$114,100	$143,100	$183,400	Official
New Mexico	$86,400	$108,200	$136,000	Official
New York	$112,700	$160,800	$203,900	Official
North Carolina	$86,900	$110,400	$142,400	Official
North Dakota	$80,900	$105,700	$135,600	Official
Ohio	$83,300	$105,600	$132,600	Official
Oklahoma	$84,000	$104,200	$138,300	Official
Oregon	$100,700	$136,000	$171,200	Official
Pennsylvania	$96,800	$112,100	$143,400	Official
Rhode Island	$87,200	$107,700	$140,000	Official
South Carolina	$89,500	$111,900	$144,500	Official
South Dakota	$103,300	$122,500	$137,000	Official
Tennessee	$85,600	$114,100	$153,100	Official
Texas	$82,200	$105,000	$136,200	Official
Utah	$88,300	$108,900	$133,400	Official
Vermont	$86,100	$107,100	$130,600	Official
Virginia	$99,800	$123,300	$158,600	Official
Washington	$134,600	$160,500	$184,300	Official
West Virginia	$71,900	$99,100	$134,100	Official
Wisconsin	$100,400	$118,200	$143,500	Official
Wyoming	$67,300	$95,600	$137,000	Official

Ranges are national averages; metros (NYC, SF Bay Area, Boston, Seattle, DC) and data center / semiconductor projects pay a premium. Totals often include bonuses, vehicle/truck allowance, and profit-sharing tied to project margin. Figures are indicative and vary by sector, project size, and company.