Construction and trades jobs in Toronto and the GTA
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What construction and trades jobs pay per hour
The middle column is what a typical worker earns. New workers usually start near the low end; experienced workers earn more.
| Job | Starting | Typical | Experienced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Construction labourer / helper | $18.00 | $30.00 | $43.50 |
| Carpenter | $22.00 | $36.00 | $48.43 |
| Electrician | $20.62 | $34.86 | $51.40 |
| Plumber | $24.93 | $35.20 | $53.09 |
Source: Government of Canada Job Bank, Toronto Region hourly wages (updated November 19, 2025): NOC 75110, NOC 72310, NOC 72200, NOC 72300. Ontario's minimum wage is $17.95 an hour from October 1, 2026, so no figure here is shown below it.
Common construction and trades jobs and what you need
Construction labourer
Help on site: carry materials, clean up, dig, set up and assist the trades.
You need: Working at Heights training, safety boots and hard hat, and steady work.
Carpenter
Build forms, frames, finishing and installations.
You need: Your own hand tools, experience you can describe, and safety training.
Electrician
Install and repair wiring and equipment on job sites.
You need: In Ontario, a Certificate of Qualification (309A) or a registered apprenticeship.
Plumber
Install and repair pipes and fixtures in new and existing buildings.
You need: A Certificate of Qualification (306A) or a registered apprenticeship.
Get these right and you get the call
- Working at Heights training from an approved Ontario provider for anyone who may use fall protection.
- WHMIS and site safety. Bring your certificates to the interview.
- Electrician and plumber are compulsory trades in Ontario: you need a Certificate of Qualification or a registered apprenticeship.
- Your own boots, hard hat and basic tools.
- A way to reach sites early: a car or a clear transit plan.
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