The ranges are for all ages and levels of experience, so they cannot be used to determine what an individual worker will actually earn.
Service Electrician
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Career Insights
Full Time Average
Weekly Wage$1,901 to $2,460 Earnings for full-time employees before tax.
The ranges are for all ages and levels of experience, so they cannot be used to determine what an individual worker will actually earn.Full Time/Part Time
Split94%6% This shows the proportion of workers who work part-time.
The information uses the Australian Bureau of Statistics definition of part-time, which is working less than 35 hours per week.Currently Employed
Workers195,900 The total number of people employed in Australia in November 2025 for this occupation.
It includes both full-time and part-time workers.Future Job Openings
Next Five Years10k - 25k An estimate of the number of job opportunities likely to be available over the next five years.
It does not provide any guidance about the number of job seekers for this occupation.Current
UnemploymentLow The unemployment rate is the number of unemployed people as a percentage of the labour force (employed plus unemployed).
An occupation may have high unemployment but may also be experiencing shortages for particular skills.Powered by Australian Jobs 2026
Career Details
Where once Electricians were recognised as a male dominated trade, these days woman are making their mark on the industry. Jesse chats to Sarah; a Programmed Service Electrician and founder of TradeUp Australia- A non-for profit organisation that encourages women to see skilled trades as a viable career option.
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