Production
Print Binding and Finishing Workers
- 2025 median pay
- $42,290
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Production
Printing Press Operators
- 2025 median pay
- $45,780
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic
- 2025 median pay
- $50,140
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood
- 2025 median pay
- $42,770
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Semiconductor Processing Technicians
- 2025 median pay
- $51,430
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Separating, Filtering, Clarifying, Precipitating, and Still Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders
- 2025 median pay
- $51,610
- Entry credential
- High school diploma or equivalent
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Sewers, Hand
- 2025 median pay
- $36,480
- Entry credential
- No formal educational credential
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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Sewing Machine Operators
- 2025 median pay
- $36,670
- Entry credential
- No formal educational credential
No prior related occupation is typically required; employer requirements vary.
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