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Boise Cascade/WCIW NE-OR TATC
A paid job with training. Your pay rises at each of 8 steps. You reach the journey rate after 8,000 hours on the job.
Pay on day one
$21.27 an hour
About $850 a week at 40 hours. It's step 1 of 8.
Journey rate
$42.53 an hour
About $1,700 a week at 40 hours: the pay of a fully qualified worker, after 8,000 hours.
How you get in
Find the program's contact details
The program's registered standards (the document that BOLI keeps for each program) list the occupation, the hours, the pay steps and the current contact details.
Open the program's standards on oregon.govAsk when you can apply
Each program takes applications on its own schedule. Use the contact details in the program's standards to ask when you can apply.
Before you sign, ask about the full cost, which hours are paid and how the classes work. See the 10 questions
What you earn
The program pays you from day one, and your pay rises in steps until you reach the journey rate (the hourly pay of a fully qualified worker). BOLI lists the journey rate in dollars and each pay step as a percentage of the journey rate. The dollar amount for each pay step is calculated from the journey rate.
| Pay step | Hours on the job | Share | Pay an hour | Raise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Step 1 | First 1,000 | 50% | $21.2750% | — |
| Step 2 | 1,000 to 2,000 | 60% | $25.5260% | +$4.25 |
| Step 3 | 2,000 to 3,000 | 65% | $27.6465% | +$2.12 |
| Step 4 | 3,000 to 4,000 | 70% | $29.7770% | +$2.13 |
| Step 5 | 4,000 to 5,000 | 75% | $31.9075% | +$2.13 |
| Step 6 | 5,000 to 6,000 | 80% | $34.0280% | +$2.12 |
| Step 7 | 6,000 to 7,000 | 85% | $36.1585% | +$2.13 |
| Step 8 | 7,000 to 8,000 | 90% | $38.2890% | +$2.13 |
| Journey rate | After 8,000 | 100% | $42.53100% | +$4.25 |
You earn about $244,550 for the 8,000 hours, before tax.
The journey rate is the pay of a fully qualified worker. Each step pays a share of it.
Once you're in
- Length
- 8,000 hours on the job.
When you finish
Once you complete your apprenticeship, you can apply for the limited journeyman manufacturing plant electrician license, and you must pass the exam to get it. The license is separate from the general journeyman electrician license. Oregon's rule describes a license holder as one who "installs, maintains, replaces and repairs electrical wiring and electrical products on or in an existing and operable manufacturing or industrial plant owned or used by the licensee's employer."
Program details
- Registered with
- Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries (BOLI), Apprenticeship and Training Division
- Registration
- Active
- Program number
- 6020
- Occupation
- Manufacturing Plant Electrician
- Area
- Area VI
- Address on the registration
- 2411 NW Carden Ave., Pendleton, Oregon
Run this program? Send a correction.
info@skilledladder.comOther electrician programs in Area VI
See all 47 Oregon programs- Baker Technical Institute JATCBaker City · Area VIManufacturing Plant Electrician, the highest paid of 2 occupationsJourney rate $50.65 an hour$25.33 on day one · 8 pay steps
- Lamb Weston TATCPendleton · Area VIManufacturing Plant Electrician, the highest paid of 2 occupationsJourney rate $49.08 an hour$34.36 on day one · 8 pay steps
- Area VI Inside Electrical JATCPendleton · Area VIInside Electrician, the highest paid of 2 occupationsJourney rate $46.85 an hour$18.74 on day one · 8 pay steps
Sources
- Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries, apprenticeship registry: active programs
- Oregon Bureau of Labor and Industries, apprenticeship registry: program 6020, occupations and pay steps
- Oregon Administrative Rules
- The program's registered standards on oregon.gov
Check BOLI's apprenticeship registry for the current figures.
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