Laborer/operator Salaries in Wisconsin
$25.58
avg per hour
The average salary for Laborer/operator jobs near Wisconsin is $25.58.*
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- Field Superintendent
- $41.88
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- $39.64
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- $37.17
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- $31.44
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- Equipment Operator
- $24.62
- decreased by3.8%
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- $24.62
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- $22.46
- decreased by12.2%
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- $22.16
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- $20.27
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Top Laborer/operator jobs near Wisconsin
View AllLaborer - Utilities Construction - Northeast
Five Star Infrastructure Services, dBA InterCon Construction
Marinette, WI
Load, unload and transport construction materials and tools. Signal operators to help facilitate movement or alignment of equipment. Must be willing to travel.
7 days ago
Union Operator
Five Star Energy Services
Wausaukee, WI
The Underground Construction Union Operator is responsible for operating heavy equipment to support the installation, maintenance, and repair of underground…
3 days ago
Heavy Equipment Operator - Hydraulic Crane - 5 years Experience
Sal B Scrap Metal Recycling Co
Marinette, WI
Health, Dental, Term Life and Short Term Disability Insurance - 401k and employer matching available first of the month following 30 days of employment.
$58,691 - $69,431 a year
1 day ago
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