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Electrical Staffing Services in Virginia

Virginia offers robust opportunities in electrical and low voltage employment, driven by data center expansions, renewable energy projects, and commercial construction growth.

Market data for Virginia

Average Salary

$76,000

Range: $42,000 - $115,000

Annual Growth

12%

Year over year

Market Demand

High

Current market status

Total Jobs

54,000

13% over next 5 years

Key industries in Virginia

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

Top employers in Virginia

  • Dominion Energy
  • Amazon Web Services (AWS)
  • Bechtel
  • Fluor Corporation
  • HITT Contracting
  • Turner Construction

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Virginia Electrical Industry Market Overview

The electrical industry in Virginia is currently experiencing a period of unprecedented growth. Construction spending in the state has increased by 12% in the past year, with a significant portion attributed to the electrical and low voltage industry. The demand for electrical workforce has grown concurrently, particularly in the Northern Virginia, Richmond, and Hampton Roads areas due to the surge in data center and infrastructure projects.

Major Electrical Projects and Developments in Virginia

  • Amazon Web Services’ data center expansion in Northern Virginia, estimated at a value of $2 billion.
  • The Port of Virginia’s infrastructure upgrade in Norfolk, estimated at a project value of $320 million, with substantial electrical and low voltage work.
  • Dominion Energy’s offshore wind project off the coast of Virginia Beach, worth $7.8 billion, which includes substantial electrical infrastructure to connect the turbines to the mainland.
  • Facebook’s data center in Henrico County, estimated at a value of $1 billion, featuring extensive electrical and low voltage system installations.

Electrical and Low Voltage Staffing Needs in Virginia

  • Journeyman Electricians are in high demand in Northern Virginia, with an average salary range of $48,000 - $70,000. Candidates must have a valid Journeyman Electrician’s License and NEC familiarity.
  • Low Voltage Technicians, particularly in the Richmond area, are needed, earning on average $40,000 - $60,000 annually. BICSI certification is often required along with experience in structured cabling.
  • Project Managers for electrical contracts are the need of the hour in Hampton Roads, with an average salary range of $75,000 - $90,000. Prior electrical project management experience is a must.
  • Solar Installation Technicians for Dominion Energy’s offshore wind project, with potential earnings of $35,000 - $55,000. NABCEP certification is usually preferred.

Electrical Industry Growth Areas in Virginia

Northern Virginia is experiencing notable industry growth, largely due to the construction of data centers by Amazon and Facebook. The Port of Virginia’s infrastructure upgrade in Norfolk is also propelling industry development in the Hampton Roads area. In addition, the renewable energy sector is blossoming in Virginia Beach with Dominion Energy’s offshore wind project.

Virginia Electrical Staffing & Best Electrician Jobs

At Best Electrician Jobs, we are deeply entrenched in Virginia’s electrical industry. Our partnerships with companies like Amazon Web Services, Dominion Energy, and the Port of Virginia allows us to remain privy to the latest opportunities in the marketplace. Our intimate understanding of the industry’s demands combined with our uncompromised commitment to placing each candidate in a role that fully leverages their potential ensures exceptional success rates in recruitment.

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