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Electrician Subforeperson Construction Salary in Ontario (2014)

187 disclosed records, 20062014 · mostly Hydro One and Ontario Power Generation (100%)

Last filed under this title in 2014. Fewer than 20 records in the latest Sunshine List, so this page is kept for history.

At a Glance
2014

Disclosed

53

2014 Sunshine List

Median Salary

$107,157

-7.4% vs provincial median

Typical Range

$103,465–$114,767

25th–75th percentile

Top Salary

$145,392

Who is the highest-paid Electrician Subforeperson Construction in Ontario?

The highest-paid Electrician Subforeperson Construction on the 2014 Sunshine List was Sooriadev Mungur at Hydro One, with a salary of $145,392; the median among the 53 listed under this title was $107,157.

Sooriadev Mungur

Median by Year
20052014

Median salary paid among disclosed records. 2023 is absent: job titles were not disclosed that year. Years with fewer than five people are omitted.

Where They Work
2014 · employers with 5+

EmployerPeopleMedianTopDetail
Hydro One53$107,157$145,392Pay here →

Highest Paid
2014

#NameEmployerTitle as filedSalaryTotal
1Sooriadev MungurHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$145,392$145,679
2Jeff LarabeeHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$125,657$133,797
3Collin HinesHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$122,874$123,031
4Larry BudarickHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$119,513$119,513
5Jeff LingierHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$119,169$120,787
6James StraussHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$118,569$121,804
7Richard FlemingHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$118,463$118,463
8Steve BurbineHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$118,402$124,798
9Jamie ShawHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$117,083$124,751
10David HohnsteinHydro OneElectrician Subforeperson Construction$115,832$121,937
All 53 Electrician Subforeperson Construction records, 2014

By Year

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About these figures

Source: Ontario’s Public Sector Salary Disclosure (the “Sunshine List”), which names every public-sector employee paid $100,000 or more in a calendar year. Figures are disclosed salaries, not market compensation: anyone in this position earning under $100,000 does not appear, so medians here sit above the true median for the job.

Medians and percentiles use salary paid (benefits excluded), computed over records whose filed job title was normalized into this position. Titles are as each employer filed them; spellings, word order and bilingual forms are merged. Employers and years with fewer than five people show counts only. 2023: job titles were not disclosed, so that year has no position data.

Data through 2014 — no records in the 2025 Sunshine List, the most recent disclosed.