Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) Salary

What the published rows say about Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States

Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States is represented here by Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators, SOC 47-2073, in the May 2025 OEWS release. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, data Center Headhunters uses the proxy crosswalk for this title; the occupation row, rather than a separate survey of Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework), supplies the figures on this page. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, the published annual median is $59,850 and the middle-half endpoints are $48,680 and $77,170.

The Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States middle-half band spans $28,490 on the annual basis. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, its lower quarter-to-median distance is $11,170, compared with $17,320 from the median to the upper quarter. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, the upper interval is at least as wide as the other interval in this row. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, for an offer against this Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) crosswalk, these are published reference points, not experience grades; the width does not establish a reason for differences between individual workers.

Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States can also be compared with Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX, where the annual median for Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators is $51,040 in May 2025. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, this comparison metro is selected by published occupation employment, not by a national geographic distance. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, the Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) crosswalk comparison differs by $8,810 from the the United States median.

Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States can also be compared with Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX, where the annual median for Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators is $51,370 in May 2025. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, this comparison metro is selected by published occupation employment, not by a national geographic distance. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, the Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) crosswalk comparison differs by $8,480 from the the United States median.

Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States has no local industry-by-occupation wage breakdown in the loaded OEWS rows. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, the highest published national industry medians loaded for SOC 47-2073 are Finance and Insurance at $107,190 and Painting and Wall Covering Contractors at $103,630. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, these May 2025 observations describe the national Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators occupation in those industries, not the pay of data center employers in the United States; they cannot support a local industry ranking.

The Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States matched median changed from $58,710 in May 2024 to $59,850 in May 2025, a difference of $1,140 up. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, both observations use SOC 47-2073, area code 99 and the same annual wage basis. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, this Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) comparison reports the released values without adjusting for inflation, annualizing the change or attributing it to a particular employer.

Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States uses the OEWS straight-time wage definition, not a complete cost-to-employ budget. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, for an offer mapped to Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators, separate overtime, shift differentials and expense reimbursements from the annual figures for the United States; BLS excludes those categories. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, on-call pay, guaranteed pay and production incentives are included under the wage definition. For Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework) pay in the United States, no Heavy Equipment Operator (sitework)-specific per diem, travel allowance or relocation amount is observed in this row, so this May 2025 page adds no dollar allowance on top.

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Nearest-area selection uses Census Gazetteer internal points, not road distance. Source: 2025 Census Gazetteer.