Can an electrician retire early?

Whether an electrician can retire early cannot be generalized. Some types of electricians can retire early, others can't.

1, Opinions of the General Administration of Labor on Several Specific Issues Concerning the Implementation of the Interim Measures for Retirement and Resignation of Workers (1July 978 1 1) and Paragraph 2 of Article 1 of the Interim Measures for Retirement and Resignation of Workers stipulates:

(a) engaged in high altitude and particularly heavy manual labor for a total of ten years;

(two) engaged in underground and high temperature operations for a total of nine years;

(three) engaged in other harmful operations for eight years.

Some types of work in electricians meet the first provision, and men can retire at the age of 55.

2. The special operation jobs pointed out in the Administrative Measures for Safety Technical Training and Assessment of Special Operation Personnel can be retired in advance, and the scope of special operations includes electrician operations. However, it is reasonable for enterprises authorized by the state to define which types of electricians belong to "special types of work". For example, compared with external electricians, instrument maintenance electricians in enterprises must designate external electricians as special types of work, and the working environment of property electricians is very different from that of power wiring electricians.

To sum up, the retirement age should be determined according to the specific situation. Generally, you should first find out whether your company regards your electrician position as a special type of work, and then go to the local labor and social security bureau for detailed consultation.