Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Waterbury Labor Market Area

Occupational Employment and Wages (1Q 2015): Waterbury Labor Market Area

Waterbury Labor Market Area - Occupational Employment and Wages (OES)

1st Quarter 2015

Waterbury Labor Market Area Occupational Employment and Wages provides accurate and meaningful wage information to employers, job seekers, counselors, students, planners of vocational education programs, economic developers, Regional Workforce Development Boards, and others. Employers may find the data useful as a guide in analyzing pay scales; job seekers and students could utilize the information in making employment and career decisions; program planners should be aware of employment and wage levels in determining training programs to be offered.





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Management Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Total all occupations	63,430	17.87	37,167	22.62	47,063	10.75	22,370	9.48	19,710	40.38	83,996
Management Occupations	3,170	46.37	96,439	52.44	109,083	27.21	56,610	24.01	49,948	90.93	189,136
Administrative Services Managers	80	43.03	89,513	44.30	92,139	29.95	62,288	24.67	51,317	62.12	129,190
Architectural and Engineering Managers	50	65.03	135,253	68.84	143,193	40.81	84,900	36.82	76,575	>90.00	>187,200
Chief Executives	30	>90.00	>187,200	109.27	227,281	64.47	134,097	61.99	128,946	>90.00	>187,200
Computer and Information Systems Managers	110	57.86	120,328	64.46	134,067	49.92	103,830	48.09	100,038	>90.00	>187,200
Construction Managers	50	46.74	97,219	49.21	102,350	32.95	68,534	30.92	64,296	72.31	150,402
Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School	190	N/A	110,675	N/A	107,907	N/A	81,229	N/A	67,044	N/A	141,114
Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program	N/A	23.84	49,573	26.74	55,606	18.28	38,014	16.97	35,306	42.10	87,566
Financial Managers	280	52.31	108,809	56.14	116,789	32.42	67,419	29.75	61,883	89.38	185,921
Food Service Managers	50	27.89	58,019	29.07	60,463	16.40	34,110	13.37	27,813	45.90	95,465
Funeral Service Managers	10	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
General and Operations Managers	1,180	45.82	95,303	55.33	115,085	27.73	57,685	25.59	53,223	>90.00	>187,200
Human Resources Managers	50	40.85	84,981	47.16	98,101	29.70	61,761	27.24	56,650	72.94	151,720
Industrial Production Managers	90	45.72	95,090	51.56	107,258	35.82	74,527	32.41	67,398	86.04	178,945
Legislators	20	N/A	66,415	N/A	66,364	N/A	43,134	N/A	36,837	N/A	95,435
Managers, All Other	90	46.21	96,104	48.69	101,285	30.27	62,957	26.77	55,677	68.54	142,574
Marketing Managers	50	52.93	110,087	60.09	124,972	39.07	81,270	36.22	75,328	>90.00	>187,200
Medical and Health Services Managers	250	44.30	92,149	53.41	111,080	29.66	61,690	27.36	56,894	>90.00	>187,200
Natural Sciences Managers	N/A	55.03	114,457	55.77	115,998	45.41	94,451	43.17	89,807	73.60	153,089
Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers	70	30.17	62,744	32.58	67,764	21.62	44,970	20.76	43,185	52.01	108,170
Public Relations and Fundraising Managers	30	53.37	111,009	58.86	122,416	29.27	60,879	26.05	54,186	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Managers	30	56.71	117,965	57.32	119,222	32.97	68,585	28.60	59,500	87.51	182,007
Sales Managers	130	58.68	122,041	60.01	124,809	32.31	67,206	24.89	51,773	>90.00	>187,200
Social and Community Service Managers	200	27.17	56,519	28.74	59,784	16.82	34,992	16.19	33,694	45.81	95,283
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers	30	55.90	116,262	65.09	135,385	39.07	81,259	34.77	72,316	>90.00	>187,200



Business Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Business and Financial Operations Occupations	1,480	30.86	64,184	32.49	67,571	20.55	42,759	18.62	38,723	46.62	96,966
Accountants and Auditors	360	33.40	69,477	32.73	68,068	22.11	46,004	19.00	39,514	45.76	95,181
Appraisers and Assessors of Real Estate	N/A	18.55	38,582	20.47	42,577	10.83	22,530	9.18	19,093	36.01	74,892
Business Operations Specialists, All Other	90	32.15	66,871	34.51	71,769	18.44	38,369	14.96	31,109	47.26	98,304
Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators	20	39.30	81,756	38.71	80,529	32.77	68,169	32.92	68,483	47.11	97,990
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists	30	27.71	57,634	29.25	60,848	19.04	39,595	19.40	40,346	44.26	92,058
Compliance Officers, ex. Agriculture, Construction, Health and Safety, and Transportation	70	30.52	63,485	33.63	69,964	25.17	52,341	24.35	50,627	46.92	97,584
Cost Estimators	70	30.36	63,150	34.49	71,718	20.77	43,195	14.17	29,456	62.05	129,068
Credit Analysts	40	29.57	61,507	32.93	68,504	23.09	48,032	20.50	42,648	49.34	102,634
Financial Analysts	40	36.56	76,048	40.47	84,170	28.55	59,398	26.21	54,521	63.10	131,238
Financial Specialists, All Other	20	33.66	70,015	33.39	69,447	23.71	49,309	18.96	39,443	44.19	91,906
Fundraisers	20	26.58	55,271	29.05	60,412	19.51	40,579	17.48	36,361	45.55	94,745
Human Resources Specialists	110	26.70	55,535	28.99	60,301	20.80	43,246	19.95	41,512	42.40	88,195
Loan Officers	50	27.28	56,721	29.28	60,909	17.91	37,253	14.05	29,223	51.84	107,825
Management Analysts	90	32.43	67,439	32.93	68,494	22.51	46,815	21.02	43,722	45.20	94,015
Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists	80	29.27	60,879	30.53	63,505	21.79	45,324	19.75	41,086	44.53	92,636
Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners	N/A	22.15	46,065	22.36	46,490	20.51	42,658	19.40	40,356	26.54	55,190
Personal Financial Advisors	N/A	>90.00	>187,200	95.16	197,927	63.19	131,431	66.47	138,244	>90.00	>187,200
Purchasing Agents, ex. Wholesale, Retail, and Farm Products	90	29.66	61,690	31.04	64,549	23.23	48,326	19.11	39,748	44.06	91,642
Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents	50	45.25	94,127	41.79	86,917	30.63	63,718	28.97	60,260	50.08	104,165
Tax Preparers	20	19.50	40,549	19.18	39,890	16.44	34,181	15.56	32,366	23.12	48,082
Training and Development Specialists	70	28.50	59,287	28.35	58,972	20.53	42,698	19.83	41,248	37.57	78,136
Wholesale and Retail Buyers, ex. Farm Products	20	27.00	56,154	29.01	60,331	18.58	38,632	17.08	35,519	43.27	90,000



Computer Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Computer and Mathematical Occupations	530	32.50	67,591	34.83	72,438	22.08	45,933	20.07	41,735	53.62	111,516
Computer Network Support Specialists	40	28.68	59,652	30.11	62,643	22.27	46,308	20.66	42,972	43.70	90,902
Computer Programmers	N/A	41.57	86,481	41.69	86,715	33.89	70,481	31.37	65,249	55.01	114,406
Computer Systems Analysts	60	37.08	77,133	38.08	79,211	24.70	51,378	22.90	47,626	57.67	119,973
Computer User Support Specialists	160	24.99	51,986	24.84	51,672	17.53	36,472	15.21	31,636	33.89	70,491
Database Administrators	20	32.61	67,824	32.67	67,966	23.30	48,478	21.19	44,077	48.33	100,505
Information Security Analysts	N/A	42.37	88,144	46.05	95,800	30.23	62,856	30.22	62,846	70.14	145,890
Network and Computer Systems Administrators	70	31.06	64,610	31.96	66,486	22.85	47,545	20.84	43,327	45.57	94,776
Software Developers, Applications	50	43.63	90,750	45.28	94,198	36.95	76,849	34.29	71,333	64.95	135,101
Software Developers, Systems Software	70	44.47	92,504	46.55	96,814	33.64	69,964	30.84	64,164	65.28	135,781
Web Developers	10	30.42	63,272	33.23	69,112	26.00	54,085	24.76	51,510	49.60	103,171



Architecture and Engineering Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Architecture and Engineering Occupations	470	36.68	76,291	37.48	77,954	24.23	50,415	21.44	44,584	55.57	115,572
Architectural and Civil Drafters	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Civil Engineering Technicians	10	25.23	52,483	25.63	53,325	17.08	35,529	13.81	28,716	37.19	77,366
Civil Engineers	70	37.56	78,116	38.84	80,783	25.60	53,264	24.54	51,033	57.57	119,750
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians	N/A	31.27	65,046	29.30	60,950	17.45	36,290	14.99	31,159	43.65	90,801
Electrical Engineers	40	46.54	96,804	46.36	96,418	38.02	79,090	35.33	73,472	58.26	121,179
Engineering Technicians, ex. Drafters, All Other	20	32.13	66,841	31.04	64,549	22.65	47,109	20.39	42,404	41.06	85,396
Industrial Engineers	60	39.12	81,361	40.96	85,214	29.84	62,075	27.02	56,214	54.59	113,544
Mechanical Drafters	20	31.98	66,526	32.01	66,577	24.70	51,388	24.54	51,043	43.45	90,375
Mechanical Engineers	150	37.72	78,461	39.55	82,263	28.39	59,043	25.03	52,067	56.88	118,310



Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations	160	32.90	68,433	33.78	70,248	21.16	44,016	19.45	40,437	47.59	98,973
Chemical Technicians	30	25.63	53,325	27.14	56,468	19.77	41,127	18.28	38,024	38.77	80,651
Clinical, Counseling and School Psychologists	60	38.13	79,302	38.90	80,905	27.02	56,204	25.25	52,513	53.38	111,009



Community and Social Services Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Community and Social Services Occupations	1,790	23.46	48,792	24.83	51,641	14.07	29,273	12.79	26,586	38.31	79,678
Child, Family, and School Social Workers	310	33.38	69,426	31.84	66,212	22.22	46,196	20.05	41,694	41.98	87,323
Clergy	30	26.10	54,288	25.24	52,493	18.32	38,105	16.95	35,256	30.98	64,428
Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other	50	19.72	41,025	21.99	45,740	12.26	25,491	9.56	19,884	38.56	80,215
Community Health Workers	30	20.72	43,084	21.28	44,270	16.11	33,512	15.40	32,021	28.05	58,344
Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors	300	22.72	47,261	24.00	49,928	14.12	29,375	12.58	26,160	37.59	78,177
Health Educators	20	19.62	40,812	20.15	41,897	11.35	23,595	9.17	19,063	29.49	61,335
Healthcare Social Workers	90	31.53	65,604	30.35	63,120	21.85	45,456	19.08	39,697	39.88	82,943
Marriage and Family Therapists	N/A	29.83	62,035	27.44	57,076	18.76	39,018	14.87	30,936	36.19	75,267
Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers	130	32.87	68,372	33.53	69,751	24.33	50,597	21.71	45,152	43.26	89,980
Mental Health Counselors	110	18.78	39,058	21.14	43,976	13.73	28,553	12.99	27,012	33.77	70,227
Rehabilitation Counselors	170	14.62	30,419	17.67	36,756	12.26	25,501	11.20	23,311	30.30	63,008
Social and Human Service Assistants	240	15.56	32,386	16.64	34,607	12.29	25,552	11.30	23,494	23.52	48,924
Social Workers, All Other	30	21.87	45,497	23.41	48,701	19.21	39,971	17.53	36,472	34.38	71,505
Substance Abuse and Behavioral Disorder Counselors	170	21.44	44,594	21.43	44,564	13.07	27,184	12.68	26,383	32.44	67,459



Legal Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Legal Occupations	440	35.26	73,340	38.27	79,597	15.62	32,477	12.63	26,292	67.27	139,918
Lawyers	190	52.38	108,951	53.50	111,263	35.26	73,320	32.03	66,618	70.62	146,884
Paralegals and Legal Assistants	180	15.43	32,092	19.58	40,731	11.33	23,554	9.40	19,559	34.43	71,617



Education, Training and Library Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Education, Training and Library Occupations	5,580	27.53	57,269	27.45	57,086	14.35	29,831	11.34	23,585	43.84	91,186
Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School	30	N/A	77,275	N/A	74,243	N/A	57,593	N/A	51,611	N/A	94,755
Elementary School Teachers, ex. Special Education	870	N/A	65,006	N/A	67,733	N/A	52,949	N/A	50,475	N/A	92,494
Instructional Coordinators	20	24.14	50,212	31.07	64,630	13.53	28,127	11.43	23,778	62.07	129,088
Kindergarten Teachers, ex. Special Education	150	N/A	65,573	N/A	69,376	N/A	54,592	N/A	51,682	N/A	93,640
Librarians	80	32.39	67,358	32.47	67,530	22.19	46,146	20.27	42,151	45.78	95,222
Library Technicians	30	17.89	37,213	17.77	36,969	13.56	28,188	12.88	26,779	23.12	48,072
Middle School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Educa	570	N/A	70,096	N/A	70,217	N/A	52,513	N/A	50,070	N/A	94,137
Preschool Teachers, ex. Special Education	250	14.76	30,703	18.31	38,085	11.74	24,416	10.70	22,257	34.78	72,337
Secondary School Teachers, ex. Special and Career/Technical Ed	790	N/A	68,210	N/A	69,295	N/A	49,806	N/A	46,876	N/A	95,445
Self-Enrichment Education Teachers	100	16.39	34,069	16.20	33,694	12.40	25,806	9.61	19,995	20.44	42,526
Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School	280	N/A	69,487	N/A	69,741	N/A	52,970	N/A	50,607	N/A	93,417
Special Education Teachers, Middle School	40	N/A	84,007	N/A	80,124	N/A	64,265	N/A	58,841	N/A	96,327
Special Education Teachers, Secondary School	40	N/A	84,382	N/A	79,384	N/A	61,730	N/A	55,444	N/A	96,357
Substitute Teachers	490	13.37	27,823	14.83	30,865	10.79	22,439	10.38	21,608	18.88	39,281
Teacher Assistants	760	N/A	25,643	N/A	31,849	N/A	19,397	N/A	18,931	N/A	66,303
Teachers and Instructors, All Other, ex. Substitute Teachers	70	N/A	44,604	N/A	43,175	N/A	34,485	N/A	21,902	N/A	50,333



Arts,Design,Entertainment,Sports,Media Occupations -Waterbury LMA 1Q2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations	480	17.49	36,381	20.05	41,684	10.48	21,800	9.34	19,418	34.62	72,012
Coaches and Scouts	140	N/A	29,628	N/A	36,270	N/A	21,425	N/A	20,026	N/A	49,350
Floral Designers	N/A	15.55	32,356	15.20	31,605	12.23	25,420	11.20	23,311	18.49	38,460
Graphic Designers	10	22.80	47,444	24.83	51,662	18.57	38,622	16.29	33,887	37.09	77,143
Interpreters and Translators	20	25.80	53,649	24.97	51,946	20.49	42,617	19.70	40,974	29.52	61,386
Merchandise Displayers and Window Trimmers	60	12.00	24,944	13.78	28,675	9.94	20,665	9.25	19,245	19.80	41,187
Public Relations Specialists	20	27.33	56,843	29.11	60,554	19.94	41,471	18.23	37,922	43.43	90,334
Writers and Authors	10	25.00	51,996	26.54	55,200	18.29	38,054	17.05	35,479	43.14	89,736



Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations	5,010	32.11	66,800	36.90	76,747	19.80	41,187	16.92	35,205	57.75	120,115
Dental Hygienists	70	42.38	88,165	41.42	86,157	38.71	80,529	35.86	74,598	47.16	98,081
Dentists, General	50	71.78	149,307	73.96	153,839	62.58	130,173	57.74	120,094	>90.00	>187,200
Diagnostic Medical Sonographers	70	34.37	71,495	31.52	65,573	18.08	37,598	9.36	19,468	45.45	94,532
Dietetic Technicians	N/A	14.13	29,405	14.50	30,166	12.08	25,116	9.88	20,553	18.33	38,125
Dietitians and Nutritionists	30	29.25	60,838	31.93	66,405	25.00	51,996	23.09	48,022	45.48	94,593
Family and General Practitioners	20	82.35	171,300	87.93	182,890	61.96	128,875	55.73	115,907	>90.00	>187,200
Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Workers, All Other	30	29.61	61,588	34.37	71,495	18.02	37,476	16.69	34,718	51.03	106,142
Internists, General	40	88.81	184,725	96.55	200,817	66.81	138,964	63.57	132,211	>90.00	>187,200
Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses	670	25.94	53,953	25.98	54,034	21.10	43,895	20.33	42,272	30.54	63,515
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists	70	34.41	71,576	34.31	71,373	29.61	61,599	27.00	56,164	43.07	89,594
Medical Records and Health Information Technicians	100	18.31	38,085	18.95	39,423	13.35	27,773	12.50	26,008	25.50	53,031
Nuclear Medicine Technologists	20	39.47	82,101	37.18	77,335	28.98	60,280	30.03	62,481	45.80	95,273
Nurse Practitioners	60	45.63	94,907	44.77	93,103	26.97	56,113	17.14	35,641	58.44	121,544
Obstetricians and Gynecologists	20	>90.00	>187,200	108.92	226,561	83.81	174,332	80.46	167,356	>90.00	>187,200
Occupational Health and Safety Specialists	20	28.08	58,394	28.50	59,287	14.09	29,314	13.12	27,286	45.81	95,293
Occupational Therapists	80	34.75	72,276	32.21	67,003	15.05	31,301	13.70	28,503	50.51	105,057
Opticians, Dispensing	30	21.96	45,689	21.61	44,949	15.58	32,406	14.73	30,632	29.04	60,412
Optometrists	N/A	>90.00	>187,200	109.58	227,940	49.28	102,492	36.90	76,757	>90.00	>187,200
Pharmacists	190	51.46	107,035	52.74	109,691	41.71	86,765	40.59	84,423	70.80	147,259
Pharmacy Technicians	180	14.45	30,054	15.90	33,076	10.76	22,378	10.23	21,283	23.12	48,082
Physical Therapists	150	41.19	85,680	41.05	85,376	29.28	60,909	26.23	54,552	55.38	115,197
Physician Assistants	40	51.16	106,416	52.72	109,651	39.43	82,030	37.69	78,390	74.97	155,948
Physicians and Surgeons, All Other	150	76.29	158,686	70.31	146,235	26.69	55,515	25.59	53,244	>90.00	>187,200
Radiologic Technologists and Technicians	170	29.71	61,791	29.41	61,152	22.01	45,791	20.39	42,404	38.28	79,607
Recreational Therapists	20	33.23	69,102	31.34	65,198	18.36	38,196	16.91	35,185	46.02	95,739
Registered Nurses	1,840	34.38	71,515	34.04	70,805	23.97	49,867	19.60	40,762	48.10	100,058
Speech-Language Pathologists	70	43.12	89,706	43.72	90,953	31.27	65,046	27.10	56,367	66.21	137,727
Surgeons	30	>90.00	>187,200	91.25	189,805	32.64	67,895	27.70	57,624	>90.00	>187,200
Veterinarians	20	42.66	88,743	44.98	93,559	30.26	62,937	22.52	46,845	79.72	165,814
Veterinary Technologists and Technicians	40	17.92	37,263	18.94	39,393	15.82	32,893	14.75	30,683	25.63	53,325



Healthcare Support Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Healthcare Support Occupations	2,680	15.06	31,340	16.16	33,598	12.29	25,577	11.29	23,492	22.53	46,872
Dental Assistants	230	18.34	38,146	18.73	38,963	14.14	29,419	13.07	27,191	25.79	53,647
Healthcare Support Workers, All Other	40	21.18	44,062	21.16	44,021	17.80	37,032	16.64	34,610	24.30	50,541
Home Health Aides	390	14.21	29,572	15.18	31,575	12.10	25,168	11.00	22,859	18.99	39,494
Medical Assistants	350	15.31	31,841	16.05	33,384	12.52	26,047	11.67	24,269	22.08	45,922
Medical Transcriptionists	40	18.76	39,024	19.27	40,087	13.65	28,397	12.45	25,894	28.00	58,245
Nursing Assistants	1,290	14.61	30,390	14.86	30,890	12.33	25,659	11.34	23,594	18.61	38,697
Occupational Therapy Assistants	50	31.73	65,991	31.00	64,489	25.71	53,484	24.54	51,052	36.94	76,823
Pharmacy Aides	N/A	10.83	22,522	12.09	25,158	9.25	19,241	9.07	18,863	17.50	36,398
Phlebotomists	60	18.08	37,594	18.53	38,534	15.25	31,718	14.03	29,174	23.70	49,284
Physical Therapist Aides	N/A	14.16	29,460	17.61	36,633	10.65	22,143	10.18	21,162	33.97	70,640
Physical Therapist Assistants	30	25.97	54,005	23.71	49,314	13.15	27,355	11.23	23,349	34.85	72,470
Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers	20	12.68	26,364	12.62	26,251	10.33	21,479	9.64	20,049	15.19	31,596



Protective Service Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Protective Service Occupations	1,340	26.23	54,567	24.69	51,348	12.25	25,485	10.69	22,225	37.08	77,139
Animal Control Workers	10	15.22	31,636	22.54	46,882	12.66	26,333	12.29	25,556	42.98	89,402
Detectives and Criminal Investigators	60	24.80	51,583	26.41	54,945	17.40	36,194	16.50	34,314	37.29	77,569
Fire Inspectors and Investigators	30	34.06	70,835	31.07	64,642	18.41	38,309	9.41	19,579	44.26	92,058
Firefighters	280	28.88	60,054	29.58	61,526	25.77	53,606	24.36	50,663	36.49	75,893
First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	70	32.24	67,064	31.84	66,216	25.17	52,349	24.79	51,552	40.08	83,362
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives	90	34.24	71,213	33.59	69,854	29.11	60,545	27.95	58,133	41.66	86,653
First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other	20	18.97	39,443	19.57	40,690	16.95	35,254	15.89	33,047	23.96	49,836
Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers	360	31.47	65,460	30.25	62,905	22.47	46,739	21.45	44,604	38.41	79,909
Protective Service Workers, All Other	30	14.70	30,584	20.85	43,367	11.52	23,952	10.64	22,133	32.20	66,972
Security Guards	260	11.68	24,300	12.82	26,680	10.33	21,489	9.68	20,130	17.70	36,807



Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Food Preparation and Serving-Related Occupations	5,730	9.76	20,294	11.08	23,032	9.21	19,149	9.03	18,782	14.57	30,308
Bartenders	250	9.31	19,374	9.91	20,611	9.19	19,109	8.97	18,669	11.71	24,361
Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food	1,580	9.52	19,814	10.26	21,346	9.26	19,252	9.01	18,751	12.02	24,984
Cooks, Fast Food	410	9.48	19,722	10.12	21,040	9.16	19,037	9.00	18,730	11.86	24,667
Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria	160	16.05	33,394	16.08	33,445	11.77	24,484	10.73	22,327	22.11	45,983
Cooks, Restaurant	240	12.78	26,578	12.69	26,405	10.41	21,653	9.84	20,478	14.97	31,136
Cooks, Short Order	N/A	10.83	22,532	11.38	23,676	9.53	19,824	9.15	19,027	14.79	30,758
Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop	N/A	9.44	19,640	9.89	20,570	9.11	18,945	9.00	18,720	11.49	23,901
Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers	N/A	9.45	19,650	10.78	22,430	9.24	19,221	9.00	18,720	15.73	32,699
Dishwashers	200	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers	310	13.39	27,856	15.10	31,422	10.40	21,643	9.86	20,519	23.39	48,650
Food Preparation Workers	620	10.92	22,726	11.51	23,921	9.26	19,252	9.08	18,894	14.70	30,594
Food Servers, Nonrestaurant	180	11.77	24,473	12.99	27,018	10.43	21,694	9.77	20,325	18.19	37,819
Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop	130	9.40	19,548	9.79	20,365	9.23	19,180	8.99	18,700	11.43	23,778
Waiters and Waitresses	930	9.36	19,476	9.72	20,222	9.20	19,119	8.98	18,690	11.28	23,462



Building/Grounds Cleaning/Maintenance Occupations -Waterbury LMA 1Q2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations	1,640	13.38	27,825	15.40	32,025	10.24	21,295	9.54	19,844	24.03	49,989
First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers	40	25.58	53,187	25.71	53,484	19.78	41,150	19.50	40,557	33.70	70,099
First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundsk	40	24.60	51,164	32.54	67,677	20.27	42,161	19.75	41,078	76.21	158,509
Janitors and Cleaners, ex. Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	870	13.21	27,478	15.14	31,493	10.35	21,530	9.73	20,222	23.70	49,274
Landscaping and Groundskeeping Workers	320	13.83	28,755	15.42	32,066	10.34	21,500	9.69	20,161	24.21	50,346
Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners	320	11.57	24,054	12.34	25,669	9.66	20,090	9.20	19,129	17.23	35,826



Personal Care and Service Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Personal Care and Service Occupations	2,650	11.81	24,565	13.53	28,142	9.60	19,946	9.18	19,088	20.52	42,683
Amusement and Recreation Attendants	90	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Childcare Workers	620	10.85	22,573	11.32	23,554	9.61	19,987	9.18	19,078	14.39	29,930
First-Line Supervisors of Personal Service Workers	120	19.51	40,578	21.77	45,268	16.34	33,987	15.64	32,536	33.05	68,750
Funeral Attendants	20	19.26	40,056	17.62	36,644	13.47	28,019	12.61	26,231	23.47	48,824
Hairdressers, Hairstylists, and Cosmetologists	290	9.71	20,192	11.35	23,615	9.23	19,201	9.03	18,792	14.97	31,126
Nonfarm Animal Caretakers	40	10.57	21,980	11.11	23,114	9.19	19,119	9.07	18,884	13.78	28,663
Personal Care Aides	880	12.24	25,464	12.12	25,209	9.64	20,038	9.21	19,149	14.97	31,126
Personal Care and Service Workers, All Other	10	11.71	24,351	13.69	28,479	9.48	19,722	9.00	18,720	19.15	39,842
Recreation Workers	230	14.98	31,156	19.51	40,567	10.18	21,173	9.44	19,640	35.39	73,604
Residential Advisors	120	14.21	29,562	15.18	31,596	12.06	25,086	10.94	22,757	21.49	44,696



Sales and Related Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Sales and Related Occupations	6,050	11.68	24,299	17.78	36,988	9.54	19,835	9.36	19,458	34.93	72,656
Cashiers	1,870	9.91	20,621	10.66	22,161	9.46	19,678	9.26	19,269	12.95	26,940
Counter and Rental Clerks	270	11.93	24,823	14.15	29,423	9.36	19,448	9.29	19,322	19.84	41,253
Demonstrators and Product Promoters	70	18.14	37,732	18.49	38,455	14.68	30,523	13.55	28,176	23.38	48,619
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers	70	36.60	76,135	38.33	79,729	21.59	44,910	18.54	38,549	50.04	104,080
First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers	550	21.03	43,747	24.12	50,170	14.44	30,020	13.13	27,317	36.55	76,030
Insurance Sales Agents	70	21.41	44,522	28.17	58,594	13.73	28,564	9.70	20,171	45.69	95,027
Parts Salespersons	60	14.88	30,942	16.30	33,908	10.97	22,811	9.99	20,768	24.38	50,715
Retail Salespersons	2,060	10.53	21,910	13.70	28,490	9.51	19,783	9.32	19,374	21.69	45,109
Sales and Related Workers, All Other	20	12.63	26,258	14.71	30,607	10.74	22,340	10.07	20,935	21.96	45,696
Sales Reps., Services, All Other	230	21.28	44,270	25.30	52,643	13.94	28,983	12.88	26,782	45.96	95,582
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, ex. Technical and Scientific Products	380	33.15	68,957	36.30	75,496	20.25	42,122	16.63	34,578	65.08	135,358
Sales Reps., Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products	170	34.06	70,843	34.33	71,399	20.56	42,772	17.16	35,699	52.29	108,753
Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents	140	36.85	76,648	57.05	118,666	14.37	29,873	12.58	26,175	>90.00	>187,200
Telemarketers	50	14.39	29,926	16.96	35,291	10.55	21,941	9.92	20,642	29.63	61,633
Travel Agents	20	17.03	35,406	17.92	37,271	11.87	24,687	10.97	22,822	28.64	59,569



Office and Administrative Support Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Office and Administrative Support Occupations	10,680	16.98	35,316	18.23	37,903	11.29	23,503	9.67	20,114	27.94	58,118
Bill and Account Collectors	150	21.18	44,053	23.06	47,970	15.44	32,109	14.00	29,135	34.50	71,768
Billing and Posting Clerks and Machine Operators	280	18.32	38,106	19.11	39,740	14.99	31,185	13.78	28,669	26.51	55,125
Bookkeeping, Accounting and Auditing Clerks	620	18.10	37,650	18.65	38,796	13.16	27,380	12.60	26,223	26.74	55,632
Brokerage Clerks	N/A	22.10	45,971	23.02	47,869	19.01	39,527	16.94	35,224	33.07	68,784
Computer Operators	10	25.88	53,816	25.14	52,293	21.65	45,017	20.52	42,683	29.17	60,666
Couriers and Messengers	N/A	12.97	26,974	13.99	29,115	10.42	21,687	9.79	20,367	19.07	39,659
Court, Municipal, and License Clerks	70	24.05	50,020	23.88	49,665	18.27	38,005	18.94	39,385	27.59	57,388
Customer Service Representatives	580	17.61	36,615	18.31	38,076	11.95	24,873	10.61	22,082	26.96	56,079
Data Entry Keyers	30	16.95	35,255	18.00	37,437	11.81	24,559	10.84	22,529	26.17	54,435
Dispatchers, ex. Police, Fire, and Ambulance	40	18.36	38,187	20.25	42,115	13.53	28,131	12.12	25,208	32.02	66,592
Eligibility Interviewers, Government Programs	130	25.43	52,902	25.57	53,186	20.33	42,267	19.99	41,587	31.82	66,207
Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants	270	23.50	48,894	23.17	48,183	11.93	24,822	9.44	19,627	35.55	73,939
File Clerks	70	12.81	26,639	13.44	27,948	9.85	20,499	9.18	19,099	18.27	37,995
First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Worke	1,000	26.62	55,368	27.31	56,809	18.79	39,091	17.11	35,579	37.83	78,689
Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks	50	9.42	19,576	10.06	20,915	9.18	19,089	8.95	18,612	12.02	24,995
Human Resources Assistants, ex. Payroll and Timekeeping	40	20.36	42,348	21.99	45,748	15.13	31,459	13.99	29,105	32.08	66,724
Information and Record Clerks, All Other	20	16.59	34,514	17.40	36,198	13.21	27,471	12.76	26,548	22.98	47,777
Insurance Claims and Policy Processing Clerks	40	22.47	46,742	23.04	47,909	18.22	37,893	16.83	35,001	29.64	61,660
Interviewers, ex. Eligibility and Loan	50	19.04	39,588	19.61	40,785	14.81	30,789	13.46	27,989	27.24	56,647
Legal Secretaries	90	24.61	51,197	23.14	48,133	17.08	35,529	16.26	33,824	28.97	60,250
Library Assistants, Clerical	40	11.36	23,625	13.73	28,567	9.98	20,743	9.36	19,454	19.42	40,400
Loan Interviewers and Clerks	20	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A	N/A
Medical Secretaries	250	18.49	38,451	18.26	37,974	13.59	28,263	12.83	26,679	23.40	48,681
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All Other	250	10.11	21,027	11.92	24,802	9.15	19,048	8.98	18,673	17.73	36,878
Office Clerks, General	1,390	13.73	28,557	15.05	31,297	10.07	20,936	9.33	19,393	23.13	48,102
Office Machine Operators, ex. Computer	20	19.29	40,116	17.54	36,472	11.03	22,935	9.68	20,134	23.42	48,711
Order Clerks	60	16.61	34,554	17.18	35,742	13.13	27,309	12.49	25,989	22.48	46,742
Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks	170	24.57	51,096	25.71	53,471	18.77	39,050	17.18	35,732	35.56	73,970
Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dispatchers	80	23.95	49,807	24.17	50,284	17.94	37,325	16.67	34,676	32.58	67,749
Postal Service Clerks	50	27.13	56,414	26.97	56,109	26.15	54,394	27.12	56,403	27.70	57,621
Postal Service Mail Carriers	220	27.91	58,047	26.22	54,536	22.83	47,483	20.23	42,074	27.92	58,068
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine Operators	10	26.19	54,475	26.44	54,983	26.18	54,455	26.18	54,465	27.18	56,535
Procurement Clerks	20	18.87	39,243	19.14	39,811	16.38	34,057	15.52	32,271	23.41	48,691
Production, Planning and Expediting Clerks	80	21.66	45,037	22.33	46,438	16.60	34,534	15.87	33,002	29.79	61,985
Receptionists and Information Clerks	650	15.10	31,409	15.02	31,246	11.55	24,031	10.55	21,950	19.05	39,618
Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, ex. Legal, Medical,	1,770	17.00	35,356	17.62	36,645	12.87	26,761	12.36	25,715	23.84	49,584
Shipping, Receiving and Traffic Clerks	320	16.76	34,879	17.70	36,807	11.66	24,244	10.26	21,331	26.27	54,638
Stock Clerks and Order Fillers	1,170	10.60	22,052	12.60	26,213	9.27	19,271	9.04	18,815	19.43	40,420
Switchboard Operators, Including Answering Service	80	16.08	33,469	16.58	34,494	11.62	24,173	9.66	20,093	23.22	48,285
Tellers	410	13.62	28,334	14.64	30,465	11.27	23,442	9.85	20,489	21.08	43,850
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeping	10	15.84	32,941	17.10	35,559	11.86	24,670	10.91	22,691	27.11	56,373



Construction and Extraction Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Construction and Extraction Occupations	1,890	23.36	48,581	24.71	51,399	14.59	30,341	13.29	27,635	38.15	79,358
Carpenters	160	23.23	48,308	23.01	47,862	12.36	25,709	9.11	18,950	35.37	73,571
Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers	70	19.70	40,971	20.20	42,005	15.35	31,932	14.00	29,135	27.78	57,773
Construction and Building Inspectors	30	14.36	29,864	22.20	46,180	13.52	28,121	12.48	25,973	48.76	101,429
Construction Laborers	270	14.99	31,182	18.78	39,066	12.98	26,986	12.26	25,517	30.80	64,056
Electricians	340	26.31	54,722	27.78	57,773	18.88	39,279	16.67	34,668	37.75	78,506
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Work	220	34.99	72,791	35.36	73,551	27.09	56,344	24.98	51,946	46.48	96,676
Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators	70	33.06	68,758	32.66	67,937	20.41	42,461	14.24	29,611	52.43	109,060
Painters, Construction and Maintenance	60	14.98	31,141	17.10	35,559	13.46	27,990	12.57	26,145	24.65	51,257
Paving, Surfacing and Tamping Equipment Operators	N/A	21.80	45,339	21.77	45,268	18.05	37,546	16.64	34,607	28.08	58,411
Plumbers, Pipefitters, and Steamfitters	N/A	28.46	59,202	31.72	65,971	20.11	41,822	16.69	34,718	50.06	104,125
Roofers	90	20.49	42,613	20.00	41,609	13.59	28,273	9.54	19,842	27.28	56,739
Sheet Metal Workers	80	22.00	45,754	21.42	44,568	14.89	30,969	12.67	26,348	28.76	59,820



Installation, Maintenance and Repair Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations	2,200	21.71	45,168	22.98	47,804	14.14	29,399	12.52	26,042	35.77	74,394
Automotive Body and Related Repairers	60	19.91	41,395	18.40	38,272	11.27	23,426	9.27	19,288	26.03	54,132
Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics	480	22.10	45,959	22.47	46,740	14.69	30,565	13.19	27,452	33.27	69,202
Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists	60	28.73	59,761	27.58	57,367	19.62	40,828	18.47	38,424	36.63	76,179
Coin, Vending and Amusement Machine Servicers and Repairers	20	16.00	33,283	16.93	35,199	13.60	28,293	12.93	26,894	23.69	49,285
Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers	30	11.76	24,470	15.32	31,863	10.66	22,158	9.94	20,667	23.15	48,159
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, ex. Mechanical Door	40	38.20	79,454	32.06	66,667	17.34	36,061	14.22	29,571	45.55	94,747
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment	30	27.22	56,607	27.20	56,576	24.38	50,705	22.34	46,476	33.22	69,090
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers	170	33.36	69,395	34.56	71,879	24.92	51,820	24.02	49,975	48.59	101,065
Heating, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers	160	25.97	54,021	25.78	53,625	19.29	40,118	17.72	36,852	33.83	70,368
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers	70	12.57	26,154	13.25	27,573	10.93	22,736	10.37	21,590	15.96	33,191
Home Appliance Repairers	40	21.27	44,235	20.84	43,342	16.92	35,189	13.98	29,084	25.36	52,753
Industrial Machinery Mechanics	100	26.91	55,968	27.12	56,404	21.49	44,701	20.26	42,156	35.63	74,110
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other	N/A	17.36	36,112	19.07	39,661	14.76	30,687	13.21	27,482	28.49	59,264
Maintenance and Repair Workers, General	530	17.60	36,619	19.92	41,426	13.05	27,158	11.94	24,835	30.27	62,955
Maintenance Workers, Machinery	50	19.53	40,615	18.47	38,404	13.51	28,090	12.63	26,255	23.69	49,265
Millwrights	20	21.49	44,691	22.58	46,983	16.70	34,733	15.92	33,120	30.31	63,056
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, ex. Engines	10	27.53	57,266	31.30	65,085	21.66	45,056	20.74	43,130	53.75	111,784
Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics	N/A	14.43	30,027	17.12	35,605	10.37	21,580	9.22	19,187	28.57	59,416
Security and Fire Alarm Systems Installers	10	23.18	48,220	23.59	49,072	16.66	34,652	15.37	31,964	34.01	70,743
Tire Repairers and Changers	N/A	10.90	22,675	11.90	24,744	9.84	20,454	9.29	19,329	17.15	35,666



Production Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Production Occupations	5,660	16.64	34,606	18.46	38,413	11.26	23,400	10.34	21,507	29.75	61,884
Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other	N/A	17.75	36,927	17.61	36,621	13.49	28,041	12.63	26,260	23.10	48,062
Bakers	70	13.02	27,074	13.35	27,787	10.73	22,311	10.21	21,222	17.69	36,784
Butchers and Meat Cutters	30	20.16	41,924	21.50	44,713	15.94	33,151	15.64	32,540	32.50	67,604
Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters	30	18.73	38,942	20.53	42,698	16.29	33,873	15.45	32,133	28.60	59,482
Cleaning, Washing and Metal Pickling Equipment Operators/Tenders	40	15.98	33,242	15.61	32,469	11.61	24,163	10.71	22,280	19.40	40,347
Coating, Painting and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	30	16.83	35,023	18.31	38,087	12.74	26,514	12.06	25,089	27.72	57,660
Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal a	60	23.74	49,375	26.23	54,556	19.09	39,716	18.24	37,934	42.12	87,594
Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal/Plastic	90	21.33	44,377	21.25	44,204	14.79	30,749	13.32	27,705	28.89	60,082
Cutting, Punching and Press Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	240	14.43	30,026	16.00	33,283	11.03	22,942	10.38	21,588	23.98	49,884
Electrical and Electronic Equipment Assemblers	90	12.81	26,657	13.19	27,441	10.39	21,608	9.82	20,428	17.17	35,705
Extruding and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	170	17.83	37,090	18.48	38,443	13.92	28,957	12.47	25,944	24.57	51,115
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers	410	27.63	57,466	28.60	59,492	19.38	40,306	17.67	36,744	42.56	88,520
Food Batchmakers	N/A	12.66	26,341	12.30	25,568	9.54	19,837	9.12	18,962	15.10	31,410
Grinding, Lapping, Polishing and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	11.71	24,346	15.57	32,397	10.73	22,321	10.04	20,876	28.85	59,991
Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	40	29.61	61,589	33.11	68,866	18.70	38,881	16.83	35,013	53.88	112,083
Helpers--Production Workers	170	13.08	27,207	13.46	27,990	9.92	20,631	9.20	19,145	18.41	38,301
Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Weighers	410	16.48	34,270	17.94	37,324	10.87	22,606	9.89	20,580	28.86	60,021
Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	300	11.16	23,206	12.40	25,771	10.26	21,344	9.54	19,827	17.68	36,774
Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers	160	12.01	24,977	12.33	25,649	9.85	20,479	9.23	19,206	16.00	33,283
Machinists	260	20.56	42,759	20.42	42,464	13.77	28,652	12.45	25,883	29.13	60,601
Metal Workers and Plastic Workers, All Other	10	21.10	43,879	24.03	49,985	17.01	35,380	16.01	33,313	35.43	73,691
Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders	N/A	14.20	29,527	15.51	32,265	11.86	24,662	10.92	22,708	23.43	48,723
Molding, Coremaking and Casting Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	70	23.81	49,517	22.36	46,515	15.90	33,059	15.25	31,715	29.31	60,968
Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	150	17.76	36,947	18.19	37,822	11.67	24,275	10.68	22,209	27.40	56,998
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators/Tenders	70	12.93	26,891	13.67	28,428	10.19	21,201	9.49	19,725	18.69	38,871
Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	N/A	14.04	29,201	16.77	34,881	10.91	22,698	10.36	21,558	28.79	59,899
Print Binding and Finishing Workers	10	20.99	43,665	19.47	40,510	15.49	32,235	11.40	23,715	23.45	48,774
Printing Press Operators	50	15.65	32,570	16.66	34,657	10.47	21,792	9.51	19,776	26.52	55,156
Production Workers, All Other	N/A	11.60	24,133	13.71	28,530	10.47	21,781	9.78	20,346	21.76	45,263
Rolling Machine Setters, Operators/Tenders, Metal/Plastic	60	26.26	54,617	27.02	56,204	19.77	41,120	18.23	37,914	39.45	82,067
Stationary Engineers and Boiler Operators	20	18.96	39,431	24.23	50,403	17.19	35,766	16.05	33,375	38.13	79,309
Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters	50	23.30	48,459	23.52	48,927	14.87	30,942	13.58	28,245	34.84	72,469
Team Assemblers	730	11.53	23,980	12.63	26,280	10.61	22,056	9.94	20,682	17.53	36,459
Tool and Die Makers	440	28.44	59,156	28.46	59,187	21.64	45,008	20.15	41,914	37.44	77,864
Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators	N/A	27.66	57,538	27.51	57,232	23.63	49,171	22.15	46,067	34.83	72,459
Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers	50	21.21	44,113	23.30	48,459	14.20	29,537	13.07	27,186	42.09	87,533



Transportation and Material Moving Occupations -Waterbury LMA1Q 2015

Occupations Select by "Occupational Title" to view detailed employment and wage estimates. (example: Top Employing, Best Paying, Wage History, etc.)	Estimated Employment	Occupational Wages						Wage Percentile Ranges
		Median		Average		Entry Level		10th		90th
		Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual	Hourly	Annual
Transportation and Material Moving Occupations	3,770	14.66	30,500	16.68	34,699	10.39	21,615	9.67	20,110	27.29	56,771
Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants	50	11.02	22,916	11.33	23,567	9.78	20,354	9.17	19,073	14.33	29,789
Bus Drivers, School or Special Client	280	15.26	31,741	15.69	32,635	13.65	28,386	12.79	26,607	19.12	39,773
Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment	230	12.77	26,546	12.90	26,820	10.10	21,005	9.43	19,632	15.90	33,083
Driver/Sales Workers	170	12.69	26,383	15.35	31,924	10.73	22,316	10.14	21,086	23.08	47,997
First-Line Supervisors of Helpers, Laborers, and Material Movers,	130	24.31	50,549	25.81	53,691	19.61	40,789	18.93	39,366	36.06	75,011
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material-Moving Mach	90	31.92	66,389	30.07	62,546	21.92	45,598	19.25	40,027	38.21	79,474
Heavy and Tractor-Trailer Truck Drivers	320	22.02	45,812	22.98	47,784	17.18	35,746	15.56	32,361	33.32	69,297
Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators	40	16.17	33,632	15.29	31,802	10.83	22,519	10.27	21,360	19.48	40,525
Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand	750	13.78	28,660	15.16	31,527	10.54	21,930	9.93	20,649	22.43	46,655
Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers	880	15.42	32,066	17.79	37,017	10.69	22,214	9.71	20,191	31.70	65,932
Machine Feeders and Offbearers	160	9.42	19,602	10.41	21,655	9.27	19,286	8.96	18,636	14.21	29,565
Packers and Packagers, Hand	230	11.43	23,780	12.30	25,590	10.25	21,320	9.58	19,927	16.82	34,974
Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors	130	20.59	42,823	20.66	42,975	14.09	29,301	9.93	20,649	30.01	62,424


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