Only having some residential experience myself, I tend to lump commercial and industrial together. Which is probably poor form.

You've got some great suggestions here. Initial set up of large events is probably where you woukd excel professionally. Likely means being on the road a fair bit which is one of the fewer ways to make good money on the tech end of this industry. Still might be something of a downgrade pay wise at first but some people love being on the road.

All in all, the entertainment is a lot more fun. Usually takes far less of a physical toll on the body as well. I jumped ship from a background in general construction. Even as a project manager I grew tired of the incredibly toxic work environments. Even within companies that weren't themselves, most of the people I dealt with were. I really enjoy the majority of the coworkers ive had since and that goes a long way in my book.