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The Best Skilled Trade Jobs in Demand Right Now

If attending a four-year degree to get a professional job is not in your future, consider getting a skilled trade job. Skilled Trade jobs are the perfect alternative to jobs that require a four-year degree. With skilled trade jobs, youu2019ll learn practical skills, technical skills, on-the-job training, avoid college debt, start a business, enjoy great pay, and the opportunity to grow and improve upon your career.

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The Best Skilled Trade Jobs in Demand Right Now

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  1. The Best Skilled Trade Jobs in Demand Right Now What is a Skilled Trade Job? If attending a four-year degree to get a professional job is not in your future, consider getting a skilled trade job. Skilled Trade jobs are the perfect alternative to jobs that require a four-year degree. With skilled trade jobs, you’ll learn practical skills, technical skills, on-the-job training, avoid college debt, start a business, enjoy great pay, and the opportunity to grow and improve upon your career. Although skilled trade jobs can be separated into many categories, the jobs are generally separated by skilled industrial trade jobs, skilled construction trade jobs, and skilled service trade jobs. The skilled industrial trade include job positions for welders, mechanics, machine operators, and programmers. Skilled construction trade jobs include positions for electricians, plumbers, carpenters, bricklayers, technicians, and insulators. Skilled service trades include job positions for nurses, aides, therapists, and service technicians. Best Skilled Trade Jobs for 2021 Due to the skilled trades gap and the declining interest in skilled trade careers amongst graduating students, employers are finding it very difficult to fill up those vacant job roles. If you’re an employer and are looking for assistance to fill up those vacant job roles, please contact us at Empire Workforce Solutions. We would love to help! In today’s economy, there is a high demand to fill Skilled Trade positions and the demand will only continue to increase over the next couple of years. Studies show that 5,900 skilled trade positions will open annually and are projected to grow by 7.4% between now and 2020. Here are some of the best skilled trade positions that are in high demand right now. CNC Programmers Computer numerical control (CNC) machine tool programmers work with computers, technical drawings, and monitor CNC machining operations. The programmers must have a working knowledge of mathematics and machines, and a basic knowledge of computers and electronics.

  2. They also have to have good problem-solving skills, be able to see details at close range, and have strong information in ordering skills. The job requires a high school diploma, moderate-term on-the-job training with technical education and apprenticeships. This position makes an average annual salary of 33,870 to $42,100 and an average hourly salary of $16 to $20. Heavy Equipment Operator Heavy equipment operators work in the construction industry and control large machines like bulldozers, cranes, forklifts, loaders, tractors and more. Depending on the company that the operator works for, the job responsibilities can vary. Some of the responsibilities include snow-plowing roads, leveling ground, and working in extreme conditions. The job requires a high school diploma, heavy equipment training, a certificate or license to operate machinery, technical education, and apprenticeships. The average annual salary for the job position is $45,040 per year. Welders Welders work both indoors and outdoors, and sometimes in inclement weather conditions. Typically, welders work 40-hour weeks with lots of overtime. They lift heavy objects and work in shipyards, automobile manufacturing, power plants, refineries, and bridge construction. Welders need to have a general knowledge of machines, tools, and be able to operate a computer. The job requires a high school diploma, a postsecondary non-degree award, and an apprenticeship for higher-skilled levels. The average annual salary for this position is between $38,293 to $49,022 and the average hourly salary is between $18 to $24. The rates can vary depending on education, certifications, additional skills, and the number of years spent in the profession. Masonry Workers Masonry workers use bricks, concrete, rocks, and other tools to build structures like walls, buildings, fences and more. They also have to be physically fit to carry heavy objects around and endure in harsh weather seasons. The job requires a high school diploma, on-the-job training with technical education and apprenticeships. The average annual salary for a masonry worker is $41,330 per year.

  3. Home Inspector Home inspectors inspect the exterior and interior of newly built homes or previously owned homes to make sure that they are safe to live in. Home inspectors are responsible for knowing about the heating, plumbing, electrical, and the structural systems of the house. They also have to be physically fit to climb ladders and move through crawl spaces in the home. The job requires extensive training, passing a state exam, and receiving a home inspector certification. The average annual salary for this job position is $52,066. Boilermaker Boilermakers install, repair, and maintain boilers for many different industries such as dry-cleaning, power plants and so much more. The boilers are large containers that hold water, gases, and other liquids. Boilermakers must be in good physical conditions to put together large boilers. They must also be able to lift heavy equipment, spend many hours on their feet, check and adjust the pressure inside of the boilers. The job requires a high school diploma and on-the-job training with apprenticeships. The average annual salary for this position is $62,260 and the hourly salary is $29.93 per hour. Diesel Mechanic Diesel mechanics repair, inspect, and maintain diesel engines inside a mechanic shop. They also work with diesel trucks, tractors, factory machines and more. Some of the job responsibilities include discussing repairs with the customers, preparing work orders, running diagnostic tests, and using practical tools like pneumatic wrenches, lathes, and screwdrivers to fix the engines. The job requires a high school diploma, postsecondary training, and a certification and/or an associate degree in diesel engine repair or service technology. The average annual salary for this position is $45,170 per year.

  4. How Can I Find a Skilled Trade Job? At Empire Workforce Solutions, we can help you find the best skilled trade jobs that fits your specific career path. Our team of highly trained staff members is available every week to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. Contact us today! When you visit our website, you’ll find a wide selection of manufacturing and industrial skilled trade jobs for production positions, assembler positions, machine operator positions, and fabricator positions.

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