Electricians
BLS median not published
Statewide BLS medians for Maine are not published yet. Projections Central expects about 3,800 trade openings a year from 2024 to 2034, and the DOL counted 820 active apprentices in FY2024. The 10-trade table below carries openings and apprenticeship counts; medians fill in as each state pull completes.
Wage data
Pending
BLS state pull in progress
Openings per year
3,800
2024 to 2034
Active apprentices
820
FY2024, published trades
State signals
Maine accounts for 0.8% of all projected landscapers openings in the US, about 1,160 a year.
Landscapers lead Maine hiring demand with about 1,160 openings a year, 31% of the 3,800 annual trade openings projected statewide.
Maine ranks #37 nationally for active electricians apprentices, with 538 in FY2024.
BLS medians are not published for Maine yet. Openings and apprenticeship counts below are official figures.
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Wages: BLS OEWS May 2025. Openings: Projections Central, 2024-2034 average annual openings. Apprentices: DOL Registered Apprenticeship, FY2024 active apprentices; trades the DOL did not publish show n/a.
Apprenticeship pipeline
820 active apprentices across the 9 trades the DOL published, per DOL Registered Apprenticeship, FY2024. Top trades:
Active apprentices, not new entrants. Find open programs at Apprenticeship.gov.
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Statewide BLS medians for Maine are not published yet, so no pay ranking appears here. The 10-trade table above still lists annual openings and apprentice counts for every trade, and medians fill in as each state pull completes. City-level BLS pay is published for 18 states on metro pages.
The BLS has not published statewide medians for Maine yet, so the top-paying trade cannot be ranked from official figures. Demand is strongest for landscapers, with about 1,160 statewide annual openings projected. State medians will appear here as the BLS publishes them.
Projections Central expects about 3,800 trade openings a year in Maine from 2024 to 2034, across the 10 tracked trades. Landscapers lead with about 1,160 a year, followed by maintenance workers at 540. Most openings come from retirements and turnover, not new job growth.
Start with a registered apprenticeship: paid on-the-job training plus classroom instruction, with wages rising as you learn. The DOL counted 820 active trade apprentices in Maine in FY2024, across 9 published trades, including 538 electricians. Programs run three to five years; find open programs at Apprenticeship.gov.
None of the 25 tracked metros are in Maine, so city-level pay rankings are not published here. The statewide table above shows annual openings and apprenticeship counts for all 10 trades instead. Metro pay pages cover 18 states; Maine figures are statewide only.