Construction Laborers

56% (Moderate Risk)

Moderate Risk (41-60%): Occupations with a moderate risk of automation usually involve routine tasks but still require some human judgment and interaction.

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Wages

Low paid relative to other professions

In 2023, the median annual wage for 'Construction Laborers' was $45,300, or $21 per hour

'Construction Laborers' were paid 5.7% lower than the national median wage, which stood at $48,060

Wages over time

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Zay (No chance) 4 months ago

The different tasks I perform each day and movements I make with my body would be hard for any machine to make. Also, talking with different people. Trying to be nice to management. The environment could have very unexpected elements while working. Machines break.

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Lefty (Low) 1 year ago

Too complicated and varied. Too many factors.

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Joe (No chance) 1 year ago

I replaced windows for 3 years, no way in hell do i see a robot being able to do that in residential units.

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Riley Tiemann (No chance) 2 years ago

Creating a machine that can adequately use at least 10 tools per job, while figuring out the best tool for the job would be virtually impossible.

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Ningyuan Wang (Highly likely) 3 years ago

Reducing the costs of manual labor has always been on the agenda to increase or maintain profits for employers. These employers are inevitably profit-driven, or they risk being competed out of the business.

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Anon (Highly likely) 3 years ago

I’m sure Boston dynamics already has a construction worker robot.

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Steve Irwin 3 years ago

As long as they make less of a mess in the lunch rooms and toilets I don't mind.

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Ramesh (Highly likely) 4 years ago

I saw a video about robots doing construction work very fast and accurate.

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It geek 4 years ago

3D printing in large scale will build your home in 72 hours, why do you need more people standing there pointing and hammering plywood? Don't worry about brick on your head. All material will be recycle, and if you get tired of your house, bull dose and build a new home while you go for a vacation. See this company Winsun from China and the home they build for Africa

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TeroBau 3 years ago

bruh, 3d printing just looks good but isn't. It just prints the skeleton. The muscles, pillars, interior structures, plumbing, and electrical arrangement should all be done by humans my silly friend.

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Mark Corbin (Low) 5 years ago

AI will have to be able to get around work sites with out tripping over loose material on the job site. Or be able to put siding on a wall like humans can.

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Kid 5 years ago

plz no i don't want a robot to accidentally drop a brick on my head

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