Low Voltage in Nevada: Jobs, Certifications & Pay
Nevada Low Voltage salaries, license requirements and active job openings: everything you need to plan your career in the Nevada trades.
Nevada Low Voltage Market at a Glance
Low Voltage job market data for Nevada: median pay, projected growth through 2032 and annual job openings, from CareerOneStop (U.S. Department of Labor).
Nevada Low Voltage Salary by Career Stage
See what Low Voltage workers in Nevada earn at every stage of their career, from entry-level apprenticeships to top-earning contractors.
Apprentice Low voltage
Median Annual Salary
$21 to $23
$44K to $49K
Journeyman Low voltage
Median Annual Salary
$23 to $29
$49K to $60K
Master Low voltage
Median Annual Salary
$29 to $37
$60K to $77K
Contractor
Median Annual Salary
$37 to $43+
$77K to $91K+
Source: CareerOneStop (U.S. Department of Labor), May 2025 wages.
Top Nevada Low Voltage Jobs
Live Low Voltage job openings across Nevada. Browse current postings from top employers and contractors hiring now by pay rate, schedule, work environment plus more.
Per Diem Low Voltage Jobs in Nevada
Travel for work, earn more. Per diem Low Voltage jobs in Nevada include daily allowances for lodging and meals on top of hourly pay, generally untaxed when paid for temporary travel under an employer's accountable plan.
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Per Diem Low Voltage Jobs Pay More
Per diem positions let skilled tradespeople travel while earning premium pay. These short-term assignments add daily allowances for lodging, meals and incidentals on top of hourly pay, generally untaxed under an employer's accountable plan.
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Top 10 Highest-Paying US States for Low Voltage
The 10 US states where Low Voltage workers earn the most at the top of their career, ranked by annual salary. Click any state to explore Low Voltage jobs and career data there.
Source: CareerOneStop (U.S. Department of Labor), May 2025 wages.
| Rank | State | Annual Salary | Hourly Wage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Massachusetts | $97,800 | $47.02/hr |
| 2 | Oregon | $96,800 | $46.56/hr |
| 3 | Minnesota | $86,000 | $41.35/hr |
| 4 | Washington | $81,800 | $39.37/hr |
| 5 | Alaska | $79,800 | $38.4/hr |
| 6 | California | $79,700 | $38.35/hr |
| 7 | Maryland | $78,900 | $37.95/hr |
| 8 | New Jersey | $78,700 | $37.88/hr |
| 9 | Connecticut | $78,300 | $37.65/hr |
| 10 | Rhode Island | $77,700 | $37.36/hr |
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Nevada Low Voltage FAQ
Common questions about Low Voltage careers in Nevada: licensing, salaries, per diem opportunities, and how to get started.
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Low Voltage Licensing by State
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Ready to Build Your Low Voltage Career in Nevada?
Low Voltage jobs in Nevada aren't just paychecks. They're careers with real earning potential, job security, and a community of tradespeople who show up and get things built. Nevada contractors are hiring Low Voltage workers right now. Find low voltage jobs, build your trade file, and take the next step in your career.