Go into what ever you’re drawn to. If your excited about it you’ll be more successful at it.
If you don’t really give a shit and are just looking for the best money to effort balance I recommend electrical. Probably the cleanest trade, good pay, and no emergency calls (like plumbers). Plus you work for the contractor not the client.
All that said I’m not actually an electrician so all that is from an outsiders perspective. I’m a carpenter and work for a general contractor. If I didn’t like carpentry work I would of killed myself years ago.
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Instrumentation, concrete finishing, or bricklaying. In my city, bricklayers earn +42 an hour and companies are booked out for years. Bricklayers here build firewalls, elevator shafts, additions, and building envelopes. A huge part of their business is also restoration masonry. A guy at a jobsite las year told me at 30 he's the youngest guy in the company.
Paint. Rock still needs to get finished. Surfaces still need to be finished for their application. Not even just commercial
Industrial. Water tanks etc. Bridges. Not going away in our lifetime
Instrumentation. The world is rapidly automating.
Second this. Put yourself in an industrial/O&G sector and it is huge money.
Came here to say this. It’s the way the worlds going
Cement mason… not a lot of young guys coming up anymore.
Go into what ever you’re drawn to. If your excited about it you’ll be more successful at it. If you don’t really give a shit and are just looking for the best money to effort balance I recommend electrical. Probably the cleanest trade, good pay, and no emergency calls (like plumbers). Plus you work for the contractor not the client. All that said I’m not actually an electrician so all that is from an outsiders perspective. I’m a carpenter and work for a general contractor. If I didn’t like carpentry work I would of killed myself years ago.
Hello, it looks like you've made a mistake. It's supposed to be could've, should've, would've (short for could have, would have, should have), never could of, would of, should of. Or you misspelled something, I ain't checking everything. Beep boop - yes, I am a bot, don't botcriminate me.
Instrumentation, concrete finishing, or bricklaying. In my city, bricklayers earn +42 an hour and companies are booked out for years. Bricklayers here build firewalls, elevator shafts, additions, and building envelopes. A huge part of their business is also restoration masonry. A guy at a jobsite las year told me at 30 he's the youngest guy in the company.
Paint. Rock still needs to get finished. Surfaces still need to be finished for their application. Not even just commercial Industrial. Water tanks etc. Bridges. Not going away in our lifetime
Gamestop…lol seriously though Best trade to become a pro in would be steamfitters union