Welder Salary in California

Join, cut, and shape metal using heat and specialized equipment to build and repair structures, pipelines, vehicles, and machinery.

California Welder Wages at a Glance

California welders earn a statewide median of $58,060 per year ($27.91 per hour), up 26.4% from May 2020, with the middle of the wage range running from $44,520 at the 10th percentile to $81,940 at the 90th.

California employs approximately 26,060 welders statewide, down 13.3% from May 2020.

Median Wages by Metro

Metro Annual median Hourly Employment 5-yr wage
San Francisco $64,320 $30.93/hr 1,990 up 15.9%
San Jose $64,140 $30.84/hr 1,050 up 15.1%
San Diego $62,560 $30.08/hr 2,940 up 18.2%
Salinas $58,240 $28.00/hr 200 up 11.2%
Bakersfield $57,360 $27.58/hr 800 up 37.4%
Sacramento $57,290 $27.55/hr 1,530 up 19.3%
Santa Rosa $56,720 $27.27/hr 260 up 17.8%
Los Angeles $56,160 $27.00/hr 7,850 up 34.9%
Oxnard $54,560 $26.23/hr 580 up 15.7%
Santa Maria $52,800 $25.39/hr 170 up 3.6%
Modesto $52,590 $25.29/hr 450 up 8.5%
Riverside $52,050 $25.02/hr 3,810 up 28.0%
Stockton $51,480 $24.75/hr 740 up 10.7%
Fresno $50,550 $24.30/hr 950 up 26.2%
Visalia $46,850 $22.52/hr 350 up 19.5%

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2020 and May 2025.

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