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Heavy Equipment Operator Salary in District of Columbia

Median Annual in District of Columbia
$74,610/yr
Median Hourly Wage
$35.87/hr
▲ 25% above U.S. median

Salary Distribution in District of Columbia

groups Employed in DC
620
public U.S. Median
$59,850
savings Real pay (cost-adjusted)
$67,888 #19 of 51

Heavy Equipment Operator pay in District of Columbia, explained

Heavy equipment operators in District of Columbia earn a median of $74,610 per year ($35.87 per hour), which is 25% above the national median of $59,850. Entry-level workers earn around $50,540, while the most experienced heavy equipment operators reach about $98,270. Pay varies by employer, setting, and metro area within District of Columbia.

Is $74,610 good pay in District of Columbia?

Adjusted for District of Columbia's cost of living (which runs 110% of the U.S. average), that $74,610 is worth about $67,888 in national buying power — ranking District of Columbia #19 for real pay (vs #13 on the sticker number).

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Heavy Equipment Operator pay by experience in District of Columbia

Entry level (10th pct)
$50,540
$24.30/hr
Median
Mid-career (50th pct)
$74,610
$35.87/hr
Experienced (90th pct)
$98,270
$47.25/hr

Heavy Equipment Operator pay in neighboring states

StateMedian / yrReal payvs DC
District of Columbia (here) $74,610 $67,888
Maryland $61,410 $58,509 +$13,200
Virginia $57,160 $56,536 +$17,450

Heavy Equipment Operator in District of Columbia: FAQ

How much do heavy equipment operators make in District of Columbia?

Heavy equipment operators in District of Columbia earn a median of $74,610 per year ($35.87 per hour), compared with $59,850 nationally.

Does District of Columbia pay heavy equipment operators well?

At $74,610, District of Columbia pays 25% above the national median for heavy equipment operators. An estimated 620 work in the state.

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