Licensed workforce, wages, demand outlook and known capital projects for Harrison County, Mississippi, updated nightly from the state register, BLS and ATI's project graph.
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Licence records on the Mississippi register located in Harrison County that the register does not mark expired or revoked and evidences as licences actually held; median annual wage from BLS OEWS. The last column is the modelled probability this county's wages for the trade tighten materially faster than the national trend over 24 months, not a probability that a shortage occurs. Trades that share an industry code share a forecast.
| Trade | Licensed | Median wage | 24-mo wage-tightening prob. | Contractor / master firms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| electricians | 150 | $62,440 | 13% | n/a |
| HVAC technicians | 102 | $48,230 | 41% | n/a |
| plumbers | 75 | $63,040 | 41% | n/a |
| well drillers | 8 | $49,240 | 30% | n/a |
| fire sprinkler fitters | 2 | $63,040 | 41% | n/a |
| sign electricians | n/a | $62,440 | n/a | n/a |
| boiler operators | n/a | $105,910 | n/a | n/a |
| sheet metal workers | n/a | $62,650 | n/a | n/a |
| appliance repair technicians | n/a | $35,890 | n/a | n/a |
20 active projects on record in Harrison County, $582M of committed investment; 2 carry a construction-labor demand model. Largest by disclosed investment:
Counties that share a border (Census county adjacency), then the wider labor shed: same metro area or within 60 miles.
Counties in the same Census metro area, the realistic commute shed for this market.
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