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Line Worker programs in Washington

44 registered apprenticeships, and no trade schools. We hold no school records for this trade yet, which is a gap in our coverage rather than a statement about the trade. The apprenticeships are below.

What the job pays in Washington

$133,060median, per year

This is what electrical power-line installers and repairers earn across Washington, half above and half below. It is an experienced-worker figure, not a starting wage. Nationally the median is $95,320.

US Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS, SOC 49-9051 · survey 2025-05 · retrieved 2026-08-26

50-mile radius

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Washington is a big place. Enter your ZIP code to see Line Worker programs within 50 miles, paid apprenticeships first.

Enough on file to rank

Paid apprenticeships · 42

These pay you from day one. No tuition.

Name and place only

Also registered in Washington · 2

2 sponsors appear in the federal register for this trade. It records that they exist and where, and nothing about pay, cost or intake. To reach one, search its name on the apprenticeship.gov partner finder, or call your state apprenticeship office.

Requirements, the test, timing

How to actually get in

Finding the program is the easy part. The application is where people fall down.

How to get into a line worker apprenticeship

44 listings matched. Figures come from the publishers named on each card. Nothing on this page is estimated.