Skilled Trades & Manufacturing jobs
1,687 verified openings
The trades have traditionally been the best paying part of the labor market that a high school diploma opens, and this has been one of the deepest categories on the board. Electrician and forklift driver have been the two most repeated titles among these skilled trades jobs, from retailers, staffing firms, federal facilities, and manufacturers.
Critical Care Technician
Critical Care Technician PRN
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
Critical Care Technician
Critical Care Technician PRN
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
Critical Care Technician PRN
Critical Care Technician PRN
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
Critical Care Technician
Night ER Technician: Vital Care & Lab Support
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
Critical Care Technician
Critical Care Technician
Day-Shift ER Technician: Fast, Compassionate Care
Night ER Technician: Vital Care & Lab Support
Critical Care Technician
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
Night ER Technician: Vital Care & Lab Support
ER Technician - Swing/Night PRN Care Specialist
About Skilled Trades & Manufacturing jobs
Apprenticeship is the standard way into the electrical trade, which means earning while training rather than paying tuition first. Trade wages track union density as much as cost of living, which is why Illinois and Washington keep appearing among the top paying states for electricians. Even where growth is projected slow, retirements keep openings high, and welding alone has been projected at about 40,300 openings a year. As of today that means 1,687 live skilled trades & manufacturing jobs here. The largest share comes from Veterans Health Administration, Ascension Property Services , and Greyhound Lines Inc, and San Antonio, TX; Washington, DC; and Salt Lake City, UT have the most of them. Where pay is stated it runs $19k to $276k a year and 29% are federal positions.