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Home›Kentucky›#federal – Electrician: Groundsman When Workmen Are Required to Work from Bosum Chairs, Trusses, Stacks, Tanks, Scaffolds, Catwalks, Radio and T.v. Towers, Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), and Bridges or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject to Fall, Except Where Using Jlg's and Bucket Trucks Up to 75 Feet: Add 25% to Workman's Base Rate for 50 to 75 Feet, and Add 50% to Workman's Base Rate for Over 75 Feet in Wolfe County, Kentucky – Highway Construction
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Prevailing Wage For Electrician: Groundsman When Workmen Are Required to Work from Bosum Chairs, Trusses, Stacks, Tanks, Scaffolds, Catwalks, Radio and T.v. Towers, Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), and Bridges or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject to Fall, Except Where Using Jlg's and Bucket Trucks Up to 75 Feet: Add 25% to Workman's Base Rate for 50 to 75 Feet, and Add 50% to Workman's Base Rate for Over 75 Feet In Wolfe, Kentucky

WageFinder updated this rate on Monday, May 18, 2026

Publish date according to source website:

05/18/2026

The Total Prevailing Wage For A Electrician: Groundsman When Workmen Are Required to Work from Bosum Chairs, Trusses, Stacks, Tanks, Scaffolds, Catwalks, Radio and T.v. Towers, Structural Steel (Open, Unprotected, Unfloored Raw Steel), and Bridges or Similar Hazardous Locations Where Workmen Are Subject to Fall, Except Where Using Jlg's and Bucket Trucks Up to 75 Feet: Add 25% to Workman's Base Rate for 50 to 75 Feet, and Add 50% to Workman's Base Rate for Over 75 Feet In Wolfe, Kentucky Is $26.30*.

Data Source: SAM Government wages from https://sam.gov/wage-determination/KY20260107/1

* Minimum wages may apply, and in some cases are higher than the prevailing wage listed.

$26.30
$17.79 Rate, $8.51 Fringes
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