Electricians in Oklahoma
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Wage evidence
Median and mean figures with percentiles, shown against the national figure. Suppressed values stay blank.
| Statistic | This state | National |
|---|---|---|
| Median hourly | $29 | Not reported |
| Median annual | $61,010 | $63,190 |
| Mean hourly | $30 | Not reported |
| Mean annual | $63,410 | Not reported |
| 10th percentile (hourly) | $18 | Not reported |
| 25th percentile (hourly) | $23 | Not reported |
| 75th percentile (hourly) | $37 | Not reported |
| 90th percentile (hourly) | $45 | Not reported |
Career pathway
Verified progression stages where the data provides them.
This data release provides a single verified overview stage for this selection rather than a full multi-stage ladder.
Oklahoma Electrician career pathway overview
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Entry training or apprenticeship to regulated electrical work
Begin with applicable technical training or a registered apprenticeship route; accumulate supervised experience where required; then follow Oklahoma state, contractor, or local electrician licensing rules before independently performing regulated work. The acquired state-submitted dataset contains 8 occupation-mapped license or registration record(s) for this state; use the specific master records rather than assuming one credential covers every job scope.
Credential: State/local electrician or contractor credential, when applicablepathway overviewVerified: Oct 8, 2026Verified career pathwayPathway is informational and does not guarantee eligibility, licensure, or employment.
Planning checklist
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- Confirm the licensing or registration body for your state
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Licensing & regulation
How this trade is regulated in this state, and where local research is still needed.
Primary regulatory structure
state individual licensing; contractor or business licensing
Responsible authority: Electrical; Construction Industries Board; Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors; Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for; Electrical — Construction Industries Board; Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors — Oklahoma State Board of Licensure for
Classification verified: Oct 8, 2026
Official sourceState individual licensing
Identified
State registration
Not identified
Local / municipal licensing
Not identified
Contractor / business licensing
Identified
Federal credentialing
false
Industry certification
false
Employer-specific requirements
Not identified
Specific credential records
Electrical Contractor (Limited)
conditionalScope: contractor_or_business_license; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: An electrical contractor may operate as an individual, a firm, a partnership, or a corporation to engage in the electrical business of contracting for the construction of electrical facilities. Electrical contractors are responsible for furnishing labor and/or labor and materials for the installation, repair, maintenance, or renovation of electrical facilities, according to the requirements of the Electrical License Law. Limited electrical contractors are prohibited from engaging in the work of an apprentice or journeyman electrician
Regulator siteElectrical Contractor (Residential)
conditionalScope: contractor_or_business_license; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: An electrical contractor may operate as an individual, a firm, a partnership, or a corporation to engage in the electrical business or in the business of contracting for the construction of electrical facilities. Electrical contractors are responsible for furnishing labor and/or materials for the installation, repair, maintenance, or renovation of electrical facilities, according to the requirements of the Electrical License Law. Residential electrical contractors are limited to wiring buildings as defined in NFPA, 70A, Electrical code for one- and two-family dwellings.
Regulator siteElectrical Contractor (Unlimited)
conditionalScope: contractor_or_business_license; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: An electrical contractor may operate as an individual, a firm, a partnership, or a corporation to engage in the electrical business of contracting for the construction of electrical facilities. Electrical contractors may also furnish labor and/or labor and materials for the installation, repair, maintenance, or renovation of electrical facilities, according to the requirements of the Electrical License Law. Due to the widespread need for electrical services, electrical contractors are employed in virtually every industry such as factories, offices, and construction.
Regulator siteElectrical Inspector
requiredScope: individual_license_or_certification; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: An electrical inspector inspects the installation of electrical systems to ensure compliance with electrical codes and standards and correct functioning. During construction or remodeling, the inspector visits the site of residential, commercial or industrial structures. The inspector normally reviews electrical plans, examines wiring and circuit capabilities, and advises construction supervisors if a violation exists. The inspector is also responsible for maintaining inspection records. Electrical inspectors are largely employed in local and state governments operating from building departments, with a small number employed in private industry.
Regulator siteElectrician Journeyman (Refinery)
requiredScope: individual_license_or_certification; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: A journeyman electrician (refinery) engages in the installation, alteration, repair, and/or renovation of electrical facilities. The electrician also consults with clients and follows electrical plans for proper installation. The electrician uses hand and power tools to connect electrical components and wiring. Due to the widespread need for electrical services, electricians are employed in a variety of settings such as industry, offices, and construction.
Regulator siteElectrician Journeyman (Residential)
requiredScope: individual_license_or_certification; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: A journeyman electrician (residential) engages in or works at the actual installation, alteration, repair, and/or renovation of electrical facilities. The residential electrician is limited to buildings as defined in the NFPA, 70A, Electrical Code, for one- and two-family dwellings. The electrician consults with clients and follows electrical plans for proper installation. The electrician also operates and maintains hand and power tools to connect electrical components and wiring.
Regulator siteElectrician Journeyman (Unlimited)
requiredScope: individual_license_or_certification; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Electrical — Construction Industries BoardVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: A journeyman electrician (unlimited) engages in the installation, alteration, repair, and/or renovation of electrical facilities. The electrician also consults with clients and follows electrical plans for proper installation. The electrician uses hand and power tools to connect electrical components and wiring. Due to the widespread need for electrical services, electricians are employed in a variety of settings such as industry, offices, and construction.
Regulator siteEngineer, Licensed Professional, Electrical
requiredScope: individual_license_or_certification; Stand-alone licenseRegulator: Professional Engineers and Land Surveyors — Oklahoma State Board of Licensure forVerified: Oct 8, 2026JOB DESCRIPTION: A professional engineer designs machinery, equipment, products, and electrical and waste systems for efficient and economic performance. The engineer plans and coordinates the activities surrounding project development. This may include drafting, developing detailed drawings, conducting preliminary research, consulting clients, and evaluating and testing ideas. Most engineers specialize in one of the 25 major areas of engineering such as structural, mechanical, electrical, petroleum, chemical, or civil engineering. Employment is based on area of specialization, and engineers are often employed in manufacturing, communications, and architectural services.
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Training options
Verified current training programs. Availability, tuition and delivery mode are separate facts.
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Registered apprenticeships
Registered programs are the default view; confirmed application status is shown separately.
Registered programs
Bills Electric Inc
Bills Electric Inc — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programClaremoreAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.Daves Electrical Service & Systems
Daves Electrical Service & Systems — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programHugoAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.HF Sinclair - Tulsa Refining, LLC
HF Sinclair - Tulsa Refining, LLC — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programTulsaAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.INDEPENDENT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OKC CHAPTER ATC
INDEPENDENT ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS OKC CHAPTER ATC — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programOKLAHOMA CITYAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.Industrial Power and Control Solutions
Industrial Power and Control Solutions — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programTulsaAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.Meridian Technology
Meridian Technology — Electrician registered apprenticeship
Registered programStillwaterAgency: National Registered Apprenticeship System; specific registering agency not identified in exportRegistered apprenticeship with openings not verified; status checked Oct 8, 2026.
Registered program — openings not verifiedProgram existence/registration is supported; current recruitment is not confirmed.
Funding pathways
Direct, trade-matched and broad funding routes to investigate. Conditional awards are not guaranteed funding.
Direct individual opportunities
You apply as an individual. Eligibility is determined by the administering organization.
IEC Foundation Scholarship
IEC Foundation
Direct individual applicationupcoming cycle announcedNational scopeIEC students, members, and their immediate families planning postsecondary education in college or a state-accredited apprenticeship program and meeting Foundation requirements.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: January 4-February 4, 2027 at 5:00 p.m. ET; references due February 12, 2027.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Direct individual applicationEligibility and deadline rules still apply; no award is guaranteed.Official program page
Matched to this trade
Supported by source evidence for this occupation. Specificity varies — check the eligibility summary.
The Home Depot Foundation Path to Pro Scholarship
The Home Depot Foundation
Direct individual applicationactive rollingNational scopeIndividuals pursuing eligible construction skilled-trade education, subject to the applicable Path to Pro scholarship terms.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: Applications accepted year-round and reviewed quarterly.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Direct individual applicationEligibility and deadline rules still apply; no award is guaranteed.Official program pagemikeroweWORKS Work Ethic Scholarship
mikeroweWORKS Foundation
Direct individual applicationactiveNational scopeU.S. citizens who are high-school seniors or graduates and plan an approved skilled-trade program of two years or less at an accredited school, subject to full program rules.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: October 31, 2026Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Direct individual applicationEligibility and deadline rules still apply; no award is guaranteed.Official program page
General funding pathways to investigate
Broad programs without a specific trade match. Scope is deliberately not personalized.
Oklahoma WIOA training assistance / Individual Training Account pathway
Oklahoma Office of Workforce Development
Conditional — through workforce or schoolactive conditionalPotentially available to WIOA-eligible participants after assessment by the state or local workforce system; training normally must satisfy applicable ETPL and individual-employment-plan rules.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: No universal deadline; contact the official workforce system before enrollment.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Conditional workforce or school pathwayRequires eligibility determination or access through a workforce agency or institution; not guaranteed financial aid.Official program pageFederal Pell Grant for eligible career-school and undergraduate programs
U.S. Department of Education, Federal Student Aid
Direct individual applicationactiveNational scopeEligible undergraduate students with financial need attending a participating institution and eligible program; trade/career programs may qualify but each program must be confirmed.
Award: $7,395Beneficiary: individualDeadline: 2026-27 FAFSA and school deadlines apply; verify on StudentAid.gov and with the school.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Direct individual applicationEligibility and deadline rules still apply; no award is guaranteed.Official program pageRegistered Apprenticeship paid employment and training
Participating employers and registered apprenticeship sponsors
Conditional — through workforce or schoolactive opportunity directoryNational scopeApplicants must locate an available apprenticeship opportunity and apply directly to the employer or program sponsor; occupations and entry requirements vary.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: Opportunity-specific; do not assume an opening is accepting applications.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Conditional workforce or school pathwayRequires eligibility determination or access through a workforce agency or institution; not guaranteed financial aid.Official program pageSurvivors' and Dependents' Educational Assistance (Chapter 35)
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Conditional — through workforce or schoolactiveNational scopeEligible child or spouse of a veteran or service member meeting a qualifying permanent-and-total disability, death, MIA, capture, or detention condition; approved technical, vocational, apprenticeship, and OJT may qualify.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: Ongoing; delimiting dates and program approval vary.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Conditional workforce or school pathwayRequires eligibility determination or access through a workforce agency or institution; not guaranteed financial aid.Official program pageGI Bill benefits for approved on-the-job training and apprenticeships
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Conditional — through workforce or schoolactiveNational scopeEligible veterans, service members, or dependents with qualifying GI Bill entitlement who enter a VA-approved OJT or apprenticeship program.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: Ongoing; applicant and training establishment approvals are required.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Conditional workforce or school pathwayRequires eligibility determination or access through a workforce agency or institution; not guaranteed financial aid.Official program pageWIOA Individual Training Account and training-service pathway
State and local workforce development boards under U.S. DOL
Conditional — through workforce or schoolactive conditionalNational scopeAdults, dislocated workers, and some youth who are determined eligible and in need of training may receive training services, commonly through an ITA, for an approved program/provider.
Award: not statedBeneficiary: individualDeadline: Ongoing local intake; timing and funds vary by local workforce area.Status checked: Oct 8, 2026Conditional workforce or school pathwayRequires eligibility determination or access through a workforce agency or institution; not guaranteed financial aid.Official program page