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Despite 45,600 welder positions opening annually through 2034, employers struggle to fill skilled roles—particularly in specialized sectors like aerospace and underwater welding where salaries exceed $100,000, creating significant opportunities for...
Texas ranks second nationally in construction spending with over $185 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $108,560 position the Lone Star State as a premier destination for construction professionals seeking...
Pennsylvania ranks seventh nationally in construction spending with over $45 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $112,340 in the Philadelphia metro area position the Keystone State as a strong market for...
New York's construction industry generates over $95 billion annually, with construction manager salaries averaging $142,850—the second-highest in the nation—reflecting the complexity of building in one of the world's most demanding urban...
Illinois ranks sixth nationally in construction spending with over $55 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $118,420 in the Chicago metro area position the Prairie State as a major hub for commercial, healthcare,...
Plumbing contractors will need to fill 44,000 positions annually through 2034, with licensed plumbers earning a median salary of $62,970—yet the skilled trades gap continues widening as 68% of contractors report difficulty finding qualified...
Georgia ranks ninth nationally in construction spending with over $38 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $106,890 in the Atlanta metro area position the Peach State as a rapidly growing hub for commercial,...
Arizona ranks eleventh nationally in construction spending with over $34 billion in annual activity, and construction manager salaries averaging $108,560 in the Phoenix metro area position the Grand Canyon State as a rapidly growing destination for...
Construction estimators command median salaries of $77,070, with senior estimators at large firms earning $125,000 to $160,000—yet despite 16,900 annual openings, employers report that 72% of estimator candidates cannot demonstrate bid accuracy...
The construction industry needs 439,000 additional workers in 2025, with general contractors commanding median salaries of $106,980—yet employers report that 70% of contractor resumes fail to demonstrate business development capability alongside...