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Commercial Electrician Jobs in Washington

There are currently 2 Commercial Electrician openings in Washington on ElectricianDB. Pay ranges from $61 to $61/hr, averaging $61/hr. Top employers hiring Commercial Electricians in Washington right now include Department of Defense and Department of the Navy.

$61
/hr base
$127k/yr est.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Range:RANGE: $53.79 – $68.47/hr (based on experience est.)
ESTIMATEDFederal
Posted 14 weeks ago · Field / Full-time
naval air station whidbey island, WA
Washington
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$61
/hr base
$127k/yr est.
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY
Range:RANGE: $53.79 – $68.47/hr (based on experience est.)
ESTIMATEDFederal
Posted 14 weeks ago · Field / Full-time
WA
Washington
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Other electrician jobs in Washington

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PRIMEE
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Posted today · Field / Full-time
Bellevue, WA
Washington
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via Lever
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PRIMEE
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Posted today · Field / Full-time
Bellevue, WA
Washington
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via Lever
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WHITING-TURNER
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Federal
Posted today · Field / Full-time
Seattle, WA
Washington
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$43
/hr
$88k/yr est.
POWER DESIGN
Range:$40 – $45/hr
DISCLOSED
R10739 · Posted today · Field / Full-time
Seattle, WA
Washington
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/hr base
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POWER DESIGN
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R12788 · Posted today · Field / Full-time
Seattle, WA
Washington
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Same trade in nearby Washington cities

$61
/hr base
$127k/yr est.
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Range:RANGE: $53.79 – $68.47/hr (based on experience est.)
ESTIMATEDFederal
Posted 14 weeks ago · Field / Full-time
naval air station whidbey island, WA
Washington
Apply Now →
via Careers portal

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