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Bricklayer & Mason Salary in Urban Honolulu

Metro area wage data from the BLS OEWS program (May 2025), with Davis-Bacon journey-level scale from BAC Local 1 HI, effective September 2023.

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BAC Local 1 Hawaii, the Hawaii Masons Union, based on North School Street, is the union local for bricklayers in Honolulu. Hawaii's Chapter 104 prevailing wage law applies to public works.

BAC Local 1 HI journeyman bricklayer Journey-Level Rate

Journey-Level Hourly
$48.03
Effective September 2023

Rate reflects the most recent available Davis-Bacon determination (effective September 2023). Contact the local directly for current negotiated scale.

Base wage: $48.03/hr
Benefit contribution: $32.23/hr
Total package: $80.26/hr
Journey-Level Annual
$99,902
Based on 2,080 hrs / year
vs. BLS Area Median
+$18,782
Union scale vs. all-worker median

Union scale reflects the BAC Local 1 HI journeyman bricklayer journey-level rate from the applicable Davis-Bacon wage determination. The BLS area median reflects all brickmasons and blockmasons across all employment types and experience levels.

Training CenterHawaii Masons Union Apprenticeship
Address2251 North School Street, Honolulu, HI 96819
Phone(808) 841-8822
Websitehawaiimasonsunion.org
Minimum ScoreNot published

All brickmasons and blockmasons, union and non-union, all experience levels

Median Annual
$81,120
+$19,000 vs. national
Median Hourly
$39.00
vs. Hawaii
+$18,460
vs. state average
Total Employed
60
In this area

All brickmasons and blockmasons, union and non-union, all experience levels. Wage figures only, employer-paid benefits, pension contributions, and health and welfare are not included.

Annual Median Wage$81,120
Annual Mean Wage$79,810
Hourly Median Wage$39.00
Hourly Mean Wage$38.37
Total Employed60
Area TypeMetropolitan Area
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Source: BLS OEWS May 2025 (SOC 47-2021). How we build these figures →