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The average salary for a Metal Pickling Equipment Operator in U.S. is $35,820.

Annual Average Salary Information

Annual Average Salary: $35,820

$25,840$47,330

Hourly Pay Information

Hourly Average Salary: $17.22

$12.42$22.76

What does a Metal Pickling Equipment Operator earn?

Metal pickling equipment operators, on average, earn around $35,820 in the U.S. per year. They are responsible for operating and maintaining metal pickling equipment in steel manufacturing plants. Operators typically monitor the production process and ensure operations are carried out in accordance with all safety protocols. They are also required to inspect and adjust pickling equipment components to ensure optimal performance.

How to earn more as a Metal Pickling Equipment Operator

To become a Metal Pickling Equipment Operator, you will need a high school diploma or an equivalent certification. Alternatively, you could join an apprenticeship program to gain the relevant skills and knowledge. To make more money as a Metal Pickling Equipment Operator, you can move into an advanced area, such as plant supervisor or plant manager. Additionally, you could take up a job with a larger organization and handle its metal pickling equipment operation. Alternatively, you could look into starting your own metal pickling equipment operating business.