Turnover Cost: Electricians, Colorado (2025)
Verified cost of employee turnover for the selected Electricians population in Colorado, United States, drawn from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (2025-may).
Electricians · Colorado, United States
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Estimated from a U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics annual mean wage of $66,310 for Electricians in Colorado, United States (2025-may), multiplied by the 0.5×–2× cost of replacing an employee reported by SHRM and Gallup. The Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes the wage, not the cost — the range is a planning estimate, and a real figure depends on time-to-fill, ramp-up, and lost productivity.
How Electricians compares in Colorado, United States
Annual mean wage — the input to the estimate above, compared directly rather than as a derived range. See all 33 industries.
What this means
Replacing an Electrician in Colorado carries an estimated cost of $33,200 to $132,600, based on that state's annual mean wage of $66,310 and SHRM's 50% to 200% replacement-cost formula. This range is a starting point for budgeting, not a prediction of what you'll actually spend. True costs shift with local market conditions, internal training capacity, and the scope of work in the open role.
Estimated cost of turnover: Electricians vs regional average
| Measure | Electricians | Regional average |
|---|---|---|
| Estimated cost of turnover | $66,310 | $94,189 |