Registered apprenticeship · 2 occupations

Titan Electrical Apprenticeship & Training

A registered apprenticeship on file with Washington L&I, covering 2 occupations in this trade.

Registration ActiveApplication window Unknown · the registry publishes no application window for any programShop Non-UnionApproved 2021-07-15

The occupations

Same program, 2 occupations. The registry lists different hours and pay for each.

Occupation	Hours on the job	Pay on day one	Journey rate
Inside Wireman	8,000 hours²	$22.50/hr²	$45.00/hr²
Residential Electrician	4,000 hours²	$22.40/hr²	$32.00/hr²

The pay steps

You are paid from day one. Washington publishes the first-step rate and the journey rate. Each program sets the wage steps in between.

Inside Wireman

Journey rate$45.00/hr²

Steps between: set by the program, not published

Apprentice, step 1$22.50/hr²

The starting rate is 50% of the journey rate. Both dollar figures are published by the registry.

Residential Electrician

Journey rate$32.00/hr²

Steps between: set by the program, not published

Apprentice, step 1$22.40/hr²

The starting rate is 70% of the journey rate. Both dollar figures are published by the registry.

The hours

Inside Wireman

Hours on the job: 8,000 hours²
Classroom hours (RSI): 720 hours²
Term: About four years at full-time hoursderived: 8,000 hours at 2,000 working hours a year, which is the figure the state rule uses for a year of a term. The registry states hours, not years.

Residential Electrician

Hours on the job: 4,000 hours²
Classroom hours (RSI): 360 hours²
Term: About two years at full-time hoursderived: 4,000 hours at 2,000 working hours a year, which is the figure the state rule uses for a year of a term. The registry states hours, not years.

Who runs it, where

Registered with: Washington State L&I, Apprenticeship Registration and Tracking System (ARTS)program 2225, 2 occupation records
Address on registration: 215 Keys Road Yakima WA 98901¹

How to apply

Read the program's own listing

The registry's listing for this program lists its current contact and any requirements the program adds on top of the state's. Open it on L&I ARTS³.

Ask when the window opens

Programs recruit on their own calendars. Use the contact in the registry's listing to ask when applications open. Until a source publishes an application window, we show it as Unknown.

See how it counts toward the state license

Washington licenses this work separately from the apprenticeship, and finishing this program is what makes you eligible for its exam. The Washington electrician licensing page lists the fee, the application form and the exam.

Sources

https://data.wa.gov/resource/4mxd-hz2q.jsonread 2026-08-19
https://data.wa.gov/resource/6zih-i79k.jsonread 2026-08-19
https://secure.lni.wa.gov/arts-public/#/program-details?programId=2225read 2026-08-19

Washington L&I republishes this registry monthly. Every figure above is the registry’s own, read on the day beside it.