Electrical power-line installers and repairers in Wisconsin

An overview of electrical power-line installers and repairers in Wisconsin. Dots show where Wisconsin sits among all states for this work; the line is the national figure or the median state, and the shaded band covers the middle half of states.

Levels, spread, and growth. OEWS May 2025, with a 2019 to 2025 history.

From the Burning Glass Institute Job Postings Database, for this occupation nationally, 2023 to 2025. What is growing, what pays, and what is just arriving. These are national lists - there is insufficient data to breakdown by state.

How people typically enter this work, what exists here to train them, and how often training completes, against the national figure where one is published.

Where this work is heading: projected change.

Each state is shaded by the Burning Glass Institute's Labor Shortage Index, which scores the structural pressure on filling the occupation from nine indicators, including workforce age, new entrants, part-time work, licensing, AI exposure and projected growth. Each occupation is ranked against every other occupation in the same state, so a reading of 90 means more pressure than 90% of occupations in that state. It is a risk score, not a count of unfilled jobs. The worker data come from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, and occupations with fewer than 20 survey respondents in a state are not scored.