49-3092.00

Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians

Diagnose, inspect, adjust, repair, or overhaul recreational vehicles including travel trailers. May specialize in maintaining gas, electrical, hydraulic, plumbing, or chassis/towing systems as well as repairing generators, appliances, and interior components. Includes workers who perform customized van conversions.

Moderate Risk

AI will significantly reshape this role

Safer than 61% of occupations we track

Frey & Osborne (2013) estimated 59% probability of automation for this role

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61%

of jobs safer

396

jobs riskier than this

+11.5%

projected growth

Disruption Vector

Disruption Type

Physical Robots

Physical robotics, autonomous machines, and automated equipment are the main threat to the physical tasks in this occupation.

Recreational vehicle service technicians diagnose and repair complex RVs with automotive, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems—a breadth that makes AI diagnostic tools valuable but insufficient alone. AI diagnostic platforms can assist with fault code analysis, but the physical multi-system troubleshooting and repair require hands-on technical skill. The 2025-2027 outlook is positive; RV ownership surged post-pandemic and the technician workforce is undersupplied relative to demand.

Disrupted byBoston DynamicsAmazon RoboticsTesla Optimus

Salary & Job Outlook

Median Annual Pay

$50,540

US Bureau of Labor Statistics

10-Year Job Growth

+11.5%

Much faster than average

Education Required

High school diploma or equivalent

Job Zone 2 / 5

AI Risk Timeline

6.5

7.3

8.0

9.5

Today

Current AI exposure

5 Years

Near-term outlook

10 Years

Medium-term risk

20 Years

Long-term trajectory

Projection model: Based on current AI capability growth rates. High-risk occupations are projected to see compounding automation pressure, while human-centric roles show slower risk accumulation. These are statistical projections, not guarantees.

Skills Analysis — AI Vulnerability

AI can replicate (0)

AI-resistant (1)

Mixed

Active Listening65%

Speaking60%

Coordination62%

Monitoring58%

Time Management55%

Career Pivot Paths

If you're a Recreational Vehicle Service Technicians, consider pivoting toward these lower-risk roles:

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Hybrid Threat·Risk: 1.5/10·-5.0 pts safer

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Hybrid Threat·Risk: 1.6/10·-4.9 pts safer

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Human-Centric·Risk: 1.6/10·-4.9 pts safer

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Moderate Risk

65% automation risk

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This analysis is for informational purposes only and is based on statistical models and academic research. It does not constitute career advice and is not a guarantee of future employment outcomes. AI impact varies significantly by employer, region, and individual circumstances. Learn about our methodology →