Licensed Control Electrician
INELLO ELECTRIC LLC
Full-time
Revere, Massachusetts
$100 - $120/yr
23 days ago
Full-time
Electrician Jobs in Massachusetts
1 electrical job available across Massachusetts. Mass General Hospital, MIT, Raytheon, and biotech companies offer high-paying electrical careers in the Bay State.
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Massachusetts Electrician Market Overview
Massachusetts offers premium electrical opportunities driven by world-class healthcare and biotechnology.Mass General Hospital leads medical electrical work, while MIT and Harvarddrive research facility needs. Boston tech corridor offers high-tech electrical roles, and Raytheon defense contracts provide specialized opportunities. Offshore wind development creates new marine electrical jobs.
Highest-Paying Massachusetts Cities for Electricians
Boston
$38-55/hr
Healthcare • Tech • Universities
Cambridge
$40-58/hr
MIT • Biotech • Research
Waltham
$36-50/hr
Raytheon • Defense contractors
Worcester
$32-42/hr
UMass Medical • Manufacturing
Springfield
$30-38/hr
Baystate Health • Industrial
New Bedford
$35-48/hr
Offshore wind • Marine
Massachusetts' Biggest Electrical Employers
Mass General Brigham Health
Mass General, Brigham & Women's, specialty hospitals
600+ electricians
$35-52/hour
Location: Boston area • Medical equipment • Critical power systems
MIT & Harvard Universities
Research facilities, laboratories, campus infrastructure
400+ electricians
$38-55/hour
Location: Cambridge/Boston • Research electrical • Laboratory systems
Raytheon Technologies
Defense systems, missiles, radar technology
300+ electricians
$40-58/hour
Location: Waltham area • Defense electrical • Security clearance preferred
Biotech Companies
Biogen, Moderna, Genzyme, biotech corridor
250+ electricians
$36-50/hour
Location: Cambridge/Boston • Clean room electrical • Pharmaceutical manufacturing
Logan Airport & MBTA
Transportation infrastructure, transit systems
200+ electricians
$34-45/hour
Location: Boston area • Transit electrical • Airport systems
Industries Hiring Electricians in Massachusetts
Healthcare (Highest Volume)
• Mass General: $35-52/hour
• Medical equipment electrical
• Critical life support systems
• Emergency backup power
Biotechnology
• Biogen/Moderna: $36-50/hour
• Clean room electrical systems
• Pharmaceutical manufacturing
• Research laboratory infrastructure
Defense/Aerospace
• Raytheon: $40-58/hour
• Advanced electronics systems
• Security clearance preferred
• Military radar/missile systems
Renewable Energy
• Offshore Wind: $35-48/hour
• Marine electrical systems
• Wind turbine maintenance
• Grid interconnection projects
Massachusetts Electrical Licensing
Journeyman Electrician
• 8,000 hours (4 years experience)
• State exam: NEC + Massachusetts code
• Fees: $180 total ($100 app + $80 exam)
• 15 hours continuing education every 2 years
Master Electrician
• 4 years as journeyman electrician
• Master exam + business law
• $100,000 liability insurance
• Can pull permits and supervise
High-Value Specializations
• Medical Equipment: Hospitals pay premium
• Clean Room: Biotech/pharmaceutical
• Research Labs: University facilities
• Marine: Offshore wind projects
Authority: Mass Board of Electricians • (617) 727-9957
Career Progression
Apprentice$20-28/hr
Journeyman$32-45/hr
Specialized (Medical/Biotech)$38-58/hr
Master/Foreman$50-70/hr
Best Times to Apply
Spring: Hospital infrastructure projects
Summer: University campus work
Fall: Biotech facility expansions
Year-round: Healthcare & research
Pro tip: Medical electrical experience opens highest-paying doors
Cost of Living vs Electrician Pay
Boston/Cambridge
$38-58/hr
Home: $800k • Rent: $2,800
Worcester
$32-42/hr
Home: $350k • Rent: $1,600
Springfield
$30-38/hr
Home: $250k • Rent: $1,200
Massachusetts pays top wages but housing is expensive - Boston area offers highest pay but costly living. Central/Western Mass provides better value.
Ready for Massachusetts Electrical Work?
Massachusetts leads the nation in healthcare, biotechnology, and research electrical opportunities. World-class hospitals, universities, and innovative companies offer premium wages for skilled electricians specializing in medical, research, and high-tech electrical systems.
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