Rebar Worker Jobs
Place and tie rebar for data center foundations and energy projects, physical work that leads to ironworker and foreman roles.
Where would you land?
Pick your trade, state, experience and credentials. See what workers like you make, and what your next credential is worth.
Here's where the trade pays. Our job is getting you to the top of it.
Rebar Worker · All states
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We partner with clients who value skilled, certified workers and pay for experience. Government data shows the range. We match you to the jobs that reward what you bring, and you see every rate before you accept.
Government data: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025, all employers. Not a job offer or a SiteWorker rate.
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What rebar workers earn, state by state
Public government data shows how far skills and certifications can take you in this trade. We work with clients who pay for skill and experience.
Across the U.S.
Typical rebar worker pay ranges from $19/hr (Mississippi) to $58/hr (Wisconsin). Pick your state to see its full range.
BLS title: Reinforcing Iron and Rebar Workers.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 state estimates (released April 2026). Hourly wages across all employers in each state, rounded to the nearest dollar. These are government figures, not SiteWorker pay or bill rates.
How to move up
- 1Start tying and handling bar
- 2Read placing drawings and lead small pours
- 3Move into ironworker journeyman or rebar foreman
SiteWorker looks at the skills and certifications that would move you up when we vet you, and points you to on-the-job training and certifications clients ask for. Clients filter for top-rated workers. A strong rating keeps you in front of them.
How upskilling worksPrevailing wage: On Davis-Bacon and prevailing-wage jobs, the minimum rate for your classification is set by the wage determination for that county and type of project, and it can be higher than these state figures. SiteWorker handles the certified payroll. How prevailing wage works.
What you'll do
- Placing rebar. Mats, cages and dowels to the shop drawings.
- Tying. Fast, secure ties at the specified spacing.
- Foundations and pads. Equipment pads, piers and mat foundations.
- Reading placing drawings. Bar marks, spacing and cover.
- Chairs and supports. Correct cover with chairs and bolsters.
- Pre-pour checks. Ready for inspection before the pour.
Credentials that raise your pay
- OSHA 10 or OSHA 30
- Ironworker apprenticeship (reinforcing)
- Rigging and signal person training
- Fall protection training
Questions, Answered
How much do rebar workers make?
The chart on this page shows public government pay data for the trade in every state. SiteWorker works with clients who pay for skill and experience. Your rate depends on your credentials, experience and the job, and every job shows its rate before you accept.
How do I move up?
Start tying and handling bar. Read placing drawings and lead small pours. Move into ironworker journeyman or rebar foreman.
Where are the jobs?
SiteWorker staffs projects nationwide. Apply once and a recruiter matches you to open jobs. Some jobs include travel and per diem.
Do some jobs include per diem or travel?
Some jobs include per diem and travel. It's listed on each job posting.
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