OPERATE · 238210 · AR

Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors

727 establishments and 8,206 people in AR. It is made of Electricians, licensed in 43 of 56 US jurisdictions; 7 occupations here carry a licence. Every figure names its source, and the gaps are listed.

Industry238210
ScopeAR
Establishments727
Employees8,206

Who does the work

OccupationShareEmployed nationallyMedian wage
Electricians48.88%526,880$61,290
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers7.3%78,640$88,780
Helpers--Electricians5.14%55,440$39,070
General and Operations Managers2.86%30,780$104,910
Office Clerks, General2.77%29,810$46,740
Project Management Specialists2.59%27,920$95,950
Construction Managers1.75%18,900$105,730
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers1.74%18,770$56,600

The licence gate

What the industry is made ofShareConcentrationStrongest licence belongs toJurisdictionsExam-gated
Electricians48.88%73.3×Electricians43 of 56117

The defining occupation and the licensed one coincide here, which is not always the case.

Licensed occupations in this industry

OccupationShare of industryConcentration hereJurisdictions licensing itLicences on record
Electricians48.88%73.3×43 of 56203
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers7.3%12.1×16 of 5667
Telecommunications Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Line Installers1.74%24.0×2 of 563
Construction Managers1.75%7.1×35 of 56235
General and Operations Managers2.86%1.2×23 of 5646
Project Management Specialists2.59%3.7×3 of 567
Office Clerks, General2.77%1.6×1 of 562

Concentration is this occupation's share of employment here divided by its share across every industry we hold — how much this industry is made of that job. Above 8× it is a defining occupation; near 1× it is a job every industry has, like a manager or an office clerk. Which licence gates OPERATING the business depends on the jurisdiction and on how the business is structured, and we do not assert it.

What this page cannot tell you

Gap
licence titles in AR — none matched 'Electricians', though it is licensed in 43 jurisdictions nationally. The title differs locally, or the record is held municipally.
licence coverage — the register holds 54 of 56 US licensing jurisdictions, and 2,504 of its records carry no jurisdiction at all. A count of 43 is out of 54 searched, not out of 56. The unsearched jurisdictions are not evidence of no licence.
bonding_required_usd — no producer, and not estimated

This industry, elsewhere

ViewWhat it answers
Where is it easiest to open?Every jurisdiction side by side — operators, wages, and the licence gate
The underwritingWhich rubric dimensions the public record can evidence, and which it cannot
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in CAThe same record, for one jurisdiction
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in FLThe same record, for one jurisdiction
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in TXThe same record, for one jurisdiction
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in NYThe same record, for one jurisdiction
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in NCThe same record, for one jurisdiction
Electrical Contractors and Other Wirin in PAThe same record, for one jurisdiction

Every one of these is generated from the same corpus and costs nothing to read.

Neighbouring industries

IndustryNAICSOperators
Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contra238220110,542
All Other Specialty Trade Contractors23899041,628
Site Preparation Contractors23891040,906
Painting and Wall Covering Contractors23832037,219
Finish Carpentry Contractors23835031,089
Roofing Contractors23816024,373
Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contr23811022,210
Drywall and Insulation Contractors23831019,590

The same six-digit sector. Listed because an operator comparing options is usually choosing between adjacent trades, not between an industry and nothing.

Businesses on this path here

No underwritten businesses on this path yet
Intake is halted until the engine is proven.

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