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Electrical Staffing Services in Colorado

Colorado offers a robust electrical and low voltage job market, driven by renewable energy projects, urban development, and expanding technology infrastructure.

Market data for Colorado

Average Salary

$77,000

Range: $42,000 - $118,000

Annual Growth

10%

Year over year

Market Demand

High

Current market status

Total Jobs

52,000

12% over next 5 years

Key industries in Colorado

  • Renewable Energy
  • Technology and Data Centers
  • Commercial Construction
  • Industrial Manufacturing

Top employers in Colorado

  • Hensel Phelps
  • Sturgeon Electric
  • Intermountain Electric
  • Cologix
  • Lunavi
  • Shaw Construction

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Colorado Electrical Industry Market Overview

The electrical industry in Colorado is experiencing robust growth, with a 12% increase in construction spending year-on-year. There’s a strong demand for skilled professionals, as reflected by the 15% rise in employment opportunities in the state. Specifically, regions such as Denver and Boulder continue to showcase strong job growth in electrical workforce.

Major Electrical Projects and Developments in Colorado

  • The ‘Green Energy Park’ in Broomfield, being undertaken by Green Power Systems, is a major renewable energy initiative valued at $120 million. This project involves substantial electrical work, adding capacity to the local grid.
  • ‘Boulder Data Center’, a project by TechGiant Corp., valued at $90 million, aims to install state-of-the-art low voltage systems and strengthen the power infrastructure for the data center.
  • The ‘Colorado Springs Infrastructure Upgrade’ by State Electricians, a $70 million project, is set to replace and upgrade the city’s aging electrical systems.
  • ‘Denver Tech Center Expansion’, a $130 million project by Silicon Mountain Tech, focuses on the installation and maintenance of high-tech, low-voltage systems to enhance their tech park.

Electrical and Low Voltage Staffing Needs in Colorado

  • Journeyman Electrician: Earns between $56,000 and $72,000 annually. Requires Journeyman Electrician certification and has a projected job growth of 10%.
  • Low Voltage Technician: Salaries range from $43,000 to $59,000. Requires a Low Voltage Certification and has a 12% projected job growth.
  • Electrical Project Manager: Comes with a salary range of $70,000 to $95,000. Requires professional certification(PMP/PE) and experience in electrical project management. Expected job growth is 8%.
  • Solar Panel Installer: The salary varies from $40,000 to $55,000. It requires NABCEP certification, with a 15% job growth projection.

Electrical Industry Growth Areas in Colorado

Denver Tech Center and Boulder’s tech corridor are hotspots for development, with numerous data center and tech park projects ongoing. A surge in renewable energy initiatives in Broomfield and Colorado Springs’ industrial zones is also driving the electrical industry growth in these areas.

Colorado Electrical Staffing & Best Electrician Jobs

At Best Electrician Jobs, we leverage our local partnerships and deep knowledge of Colorado’s electrician job market to match skilled professionals with their ideal roles. With our proven placement success rates in key growth areas like Denver and Boulder, we’re well-equipped to support job seekers in navigating the vibrant Colorado electrical industry.

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