State Wage Atlas

Service Unit Operators, Oil and Gas: pay by state

SOC 47-5013 ยท Construction and Extraction. 27 of 51 areas (50 states and DC) have a published mean annual wage.

#StateJobsMean annual wageMedian annual wage
1Alaska1,090$112,650$106,480
2Missouri80$86,280$90,580
3Montana310$77,060$77,750
4New Mexico2,600$71,680$64,990
5Colorado2,930$68,980$60,290
6California2,820$68,290$62,580
7Ohio930$68,110$61,260
8Wyoming820$67,820$62,560
9North Dakota3,000$64,310$60,810
10Oklahoma2,980$61,790$56,680
11Louisiana3,130$61,570$60,760
12Nebraska30$61,450$62,990
13Florida200$60,640$62,050
14West Virginia580$59,870$56,250
15Utah1,060$58,990$56,290
16Mississippi250$58,770$49,610
17Michigan230$58,240$52,000
18Texas16,820$56,620$49,820
19Alabama170$55,900$49,490
20Pennsylvania1,520$55,050$54,780
21Indianan/a$53,880$56,980
22South Dakota40$51,430$49,920
23Illinois220$50,090$41,680
24Kansas370$49,820$46,230
25Arkansas220$48,770$48,120
26New York100$47,310$45,750
27Kentucky210$43,430$28,280

No published mean wage for: Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia (not a state), Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin. These are not zero; the source withholds or does not report the figure.

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