My bro asked me what trades (electrician, brick layer etc) get paid the most. Any ideas?
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To my knowlage electricians get paid the most. They make around $31/hr, it goes down to boilermakers at 29/hr, pipefitters at 27/hr. All those numbers are journeyman wage. Numbers can vary of course from state to state.Comment
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Crane operators on the docks..40-60 bucks an hour,bricklayers about 30..I'm sure there is many more trades 90 % of the people here will never understand using their hands to make a living when porn wasn't around 20 years ago..it builds character actually doing casual laborComment
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i work at a machine shop,my character is HUGE nowOriginally posted by spunkyCrane operators on the docks..40-60 bucks an hour,bricklayers about 30..I'm sure there is many more trades 90 % of the people here will never understand using their hands to make a living when porn wasn't around 20 years ago..it builds character actually doing casual labor
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I'm a journeyman in the Metaltrades,petroleum division ..I'm about 35 plus 3 pension..Originally posted by bigmackTo my knowlage electricians get paid the most. They make around $31/hr, it goes down to boilermakers at 29/hr, pipefitters at 27/hr. All those numbers are journeyman wage. Numbers can vary of course from state to state.Comment
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Cool, what kind of work do you do? Any welding? Pressure Vessels?Comment
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Aviation units and all pumps for the petroleum,mining industry ,commercial and retail end basicallyComment
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Check out US Department of Labor for that info:
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It depends where you are. Wage rates vary for skilled manual labor. Here in the Philippines, I just had an electrician swap out all the old circuit breakers and test/adjust inline wiring (indoor) to my new office. Total bill: P4,500 ($90 USD roughly). If I had to get that kind of work done when I lived in California, you're talking roughly $1850 to $2500.Last edited by $5 submissions; 05-28-2005, 05:47 AM.Comment


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