Simon Janssen
Simon Janssen· CTO at HappyNurse · FR AI Exposure Map 2026
Construction & Trades

Électriciens and AI

Low exposureAI score 3/10 · Construction & Trades
3out of 10
JPE Score
Median net salary (DARES)
€23K
net per year, employees only
Forecast 2030
-10% to 0%
Employment 2024
114K
DARES, incl. self-employed
Employment growth 2021-2024 (DARES)
-13%
Forecast trend 2025-2030
decline
Part-time
4%
Female share
1%
Sector
Construction & Trades

Exposure scores

JPE (Practical Exposure)3/10 · Low exposure
Employment growth 2021-2024 (DARES)-13%

AI exposure explained

What does an AI score of 3/10 mean?

Interpretation

Low exposure: AI is unlikely to significantly change this occupation in the near term.

AI exposure for Électriciens is low, but employment is still expected to decline, driven mainly by the long-term decline in employment (2013-2019 and 2021-2024) and the Métiers 2030 projection for this occupational family. Look at related roles with better prospects and at the tasks that stay human.


Forecast 2030

What changes for Électriciens?

Expected employment change, 2025 to 2030
-10% to 0%
Midpoint -6% · Declining occupation: look at related growth occupations
BaseMétiers 2030 projection, blended with the DARES trend 2013-2019 and 2021-2024 (long-term decline)-6%
Base + AIJPE 3/10: 0%-6%
Base + AI + roboticsno robotics effect before 2030-6%
Rows add up: the bottom row is the forecast.

The forecast starts from the national projection per occupational family and adds AI and robotics as separate layers. The band of -10% to 0% matters more than the midpoint.

Sources: base France Stratégie / DARES, Les métiers en 2030 (reference scenario) · jobs, growth 2021-2024, part-time and female share: DARES Portraits statistiques des métiers (FAP 2021), 2024 (incl. self-employed and civil servants) · salary: DARES net median 2023-2025, employees only. Les métiers en 2030 was made on a 2019 base, before generative AI, and differentiates growth per FAP 87 family (FAP 2009); several occupations share a family or are broad proxies. The AI and robotics layers refine per occupation. Salaries are net, not gross.

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Sector context

Construction & Trades and AI

Électriciens belongs to the Construction & Trades sector. Occupations in Construction & Trades with high AI exposure tend to remain relatively stable as the work relies primarily on physical, interpersonal, or contextual skills.


AI tools

Which AI tools are already making an impact?

Autodesk AIChatGPT

Career outlook

Reskilling direction

This occupation is expected to decline, mainly due to lower demand, the long-term employment trend or automation of physical work rather than AI. The directions below match your current skills and education level and have better prospects. France Travail and your CPF training account can fund the switch.

Construction TradespeopleJPE 2.5/10
Construction & Trades

Personal development

Personal development plan

Based on your sector (Construction & Trades) and AI exposure level, here are three concrete steps to future-proof your career.

Use AI for project estimation and bidding

AI-based estimates reduce cost overruns by 20-30%

→ Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud
Adopt AI safety monitoring on-site

Computer vision detects hazards before incidents happen

→ Smartvid.io, OpenSpace
Integrate AI with BIM models

AI catches design conflicts and optimises material use early

→ Autodesk Construction Cloud, Revit

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International

This occupation in other countries

🇺🇸Electricians
AI 3/10Electricians
🇩🇪Elektriker/innen und Elektroinstallateur/innen
AI 3/10Electricians
🇬🇧Electricians
AI 3/10Electricians

About this analysis

AI scores are LLM-estimated using the same methodology as the Dutch AI Exposure Map, making scores directly comparable across countries. Employment 2024, growth 2021-2024, part-time and female share from DARES, Portraits statistiques des métiers (FAP 2021, all workers including self-employed and civil servants); salaries are the DARES net median 2023-2025 for employees, not gross. Occupations are mapped to one or more FAP 2021 families; some are broad proxies or share a family. The 2030 forecast (JPE-prognose v3) starts from Les métiers en 2030 (France Stratégie and DARES, 2019 base) and adds separate AI and robotics layers. These are modelled scenarios, not predictions. A high AI score does not automatically mean job loss. DARES data under Licence Ouverte 2.0; our dataset CC BY 4.0.

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