$52,000–$62,000
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Heavy Equipment Operator jobs in Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands
24 current heavy equipment operator openings in Houston, TX. Median $51,040 (-15% vs US) across 14,000 local BLS-surveyed workers.
Heavy Equipment Operator in Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TXBLS OEWS · May 2025
$51,040Median annual wage-15% vs national
$24.54Median hourly
14,000People employed
1.38Location quotient
10th pct $39,170Median90th pct $71,960
Location quotient 1.38× the national concentration — this occupation is unusually dense here.
Current openings — 24
$52,000–$62,000
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$52,000–$108,160
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$98,566
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$45,016
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$50,723
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$52,000–$60,320
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$66,855
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$71,086
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$56,697
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$67,789
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$34,708
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$66,870
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$54,080
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$38,142
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$39,520
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$65,590
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$80,632
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$47,174–$80,142
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$63,674
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$40,412
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$45,760
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$39,288
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$72,763
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Pay figures. Posted means the employer published it in the original listing. Estimated means the job feed modelled it — the employer did not publish a figure. From listing text means we extracted it from the listing wording rather than a structured field. Where no figure appears, none was available. All are as-published and may exclude bonus, equity or benefits — for a market-wide reference use the BLS wage bands above.
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