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What chemical equipment operators and tenders are paid

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What chemical equipment operators and tenders are paid nationally 10th percentile $37,440, 25th percentile $45,970, median $58,040, 75th percentile $74,080, 90th percentile $92,250 $37,440 $92,250 $45,970 $74,080 Median $58,040
The ten states with the most chemical equipment operators and tenders employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
Texas20,880$42,030 to $98,860 (middle half), median $60,150
New Jersey8,560$46,830 to $68,050 (middle half), median $56,500
Ohio7,830$49,410 to $74,340 (middle half), median $60,550
Louisiana6,430$59,160 to $101,800 (middle half), median $78,580
Indiana6,240$44,830 to $63,490 (middle half), median $56,800
Pennsylvania6,230$45,780 to $69,790 (middle half), median $56,630
California5,670$46,990 to $72,690 (middle half), median $58,300
Illinois5,580$47,000 to $80,550 (middle half), median $61,940
North Carolina5,260$43,820 to $59,990 (middle half), median $49,650
Michigan5,210$45,120 to $64,020 (middle half), median $50,060

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.