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Occupational Wage Estimates, May, 2009  - Metro Milwaukee (1,2)
Management Occupations
 SOC Employment (1) Median Hourly Wage Mean Hourly Wage Average Annual Wage
General & operations managers
 11-1021
 8,080
 $49.45
 $57.89
 $120,410
Computer & information systems managers
 11-3021 2,360 49.7151.40
 106,910
Industrial production managers
11-3051
1,490
39.02
41.87
87,090
Transportation, storage & distribution managers
 11-3071560
38.46
43.88
 91,270
Engineering managers
 11-90411,210
47.79
50.86
105,790

     
Business & Financial Operations Occupations




Purchasing agents, exc. wholesale, retail & farm
 13-1023
2,35025.21
26.22
54,530
Logisticians 13-1081500
29.11
29.34
 61,040
Management analysts
 13-11113,260
32.91
35.09
72,990
Business operations specialists, all other
 13-11996,250
28.50
31.2765,040
Accountants & auditors13-20117,41028.1031.4165,330
Financial analysts
 13-20511,450
 32.6037.92 78,880
      
Computer & Mathematical Occupations




Computer programmers 15-1021 2,610 30.48 31.64 65,820
Computer software engineers, applications
 15-1031 4,43036.44
 36.5976,100
Computer software engineers, systems software
 15-10321,440
39.13
39.07
81,270
Computer support specialists 15-1041 2,870 20.98 21.94 45,630
Computer system analysts 15-1051 4,300 35.55 35.77 74,410
Network & computer systems administrators 15-1071 2,000 30.39 31.65 65,840
Network systems & data comm. analysts
 15-10812,430
31.88
33.07
 68,780




Architecture & Engineering Occupations




Aerospace engineers
 17-2011 N.A. N.A.N.A.
N.A.
Civil engineers 17-2051 1,500 34.09 36.94 76,830
Electrical engineers 17-2071 1,260 34.84 35.31 73,440
Industrial engineers 17-2112 1,840 34.59 37.42 77,840
Mechanical engineers 17-2141 2,220 32.44 33.53 69,740
Engineers, all other
 17-2199 480
 35.82 36.65 76,240
Engineers & electronic engineering technicians
 17-30231,140
25.14
25.6053,240




Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations





Food scientists & technologists
19-101216031.2735.4173,100
Chemists 19-2031520
25.73
28.24
 58,740
Market research analysts
 19-30211,500
27.30
28.78
59,860
Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupations




Medical & clinical laboratory technologists 29-2011 1,660 26.26 26.23 54,550




Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations




Food preparation workers
 35-20213,150
9.20
 9.79 20,370
Combined food prep. & serving, incl. fast food
 35-302118,620
8.03
8.43
17,530
Hosts & hostesses, restaurant, lounge, & coffee shop 35-9031 1,980 8.77 8.99 18,700




Building Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance Occupations





Janitors & cleaners, exc. maids & housekeepers
37-201114,43010.7411.9924,930
      
Sales & Related Occupations




Retail salesperson 41-2031 22,930 9.22 11.70 24,330
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., tech. & scien.
 41-40112,81037.39
44.0291,570
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., exc. tech. & scien. 41-401212,180
28.54
31.96
66,480
Telemarketers 41-9041 1,440 12.10 12.60 26,210




Office & Administrative Support Occupations




Accounting, bookkeeping & auditing clerk 43-3031 10,030 16.05 16.50 34,330
Customer service representative 43-4051 15,750 15.94 17.06 35,490
Shipping, receiving & traffic clerks
 43-50715,35014.5615.02
31,230
Stock clerk & order fillers 43-5081 10,630 9.65 10.75 22,350
Executive secretaries & administrative assist. 43-6011 7,300 19.57 20.38 42,380
Data entry keyers 43-9021 1,750 12.55 12.60 26,210
Word processors & typists 43-9022 910 17.45 17.48 36,360




Construction & Extraction Occupations





Electricians47-21113,24027.9427.2456,670
      
Installation, Maintenance & Repair Occupations




Industrial machinery mechanics 49-9041 1,520 22.54 23.40 48,680
Machine maintenance, machinery 49-9043 270 17.60 17.99 37,410




Production Occupations




First-line managers of production workers
 51-10115,530
 27.5828.25
60,000
Electrical & electronic equipment assemblers
 51-20222,89016.02
16.42
34,150
Electromechanical equipment assemblers
 51-2023850
16.16
 16.0533,390
Team assemblers 51-2092 9,720 13.81 14.78 30,750
Meat, poultry, & fish cutters & trimmers
 51-302290010.90
11.13
23,150
Food roasting & baking machine operators
 51-309180
13.55
13.36
27,790
Food batchmakers
 51-3092600
13.30
13.93
28,970
Food cooking machine operators & tenders
 51-3093160
12.40
12.2625,500
Numerical tool & process control programmers 51-4012 200 21.16 21.20 44,090
Machinists 51-4041 5,940 19.94 20.59 42,830
Tool & die 51-4111 1,460 24.26 24.95 51,900
Welders, cutters, solderers & brazers 51-4121 3,330 17.31 17.69 36,800
Printing machine operators
 51-50231,980
18.83
19.88
41,340
Mixing & blending machine operators
 51-90231,060
16.59
17.08
35,520
Extruding, forming, pressing & compacting machine op.
 51-9041380
12.42
 13.2927,640
Inspectors, testers, sorters, & weighers
 51-90616,060
14.02
15.03
31,260
Packaging & filling machine operators
 51-91113,500
14.0214.06
29,320
Helpers - production workers
 51-91982,760
11.53
12.17
25,320
Production workers, all other
 51-91991,480
12.34
 13.8628,830




Transportation & Material Moving Occupations




First-line supervisors, of helpers, laborers etc.
 53-10211,140
22.13
22.66
47,140
Industrial truck & tractor operators 53-7051 3,880 15.39 16.07 33,420
Cleaners of vehicles & equipment
 53-7061 1,7609.78
11.2123,330
Laborers & freight, stock & material movers, hand 53-7062 15,680 12.69 13.71 28,510
Hand packers 53-7064 4,620 10.32 11.53 23,980




 
Occupational Wage Estimates, May, 2009 - Metro Racine (1,3)
Management Occupations
SOCEmployment (1)Median Hourly WageMean Hourly WageAverage Annual Wage
General & operations managers
11-1021
690
$49.19$55.29$115,000
Computer & information systems managers
 11-302190 45.6246.05
95,790
Industrial production managers
11-3051
17039.38
46.23
96,170
Transportation, storage & distribution managers
 11-307160
38.02
41.07 85,430
Engineering managers
 11-904190
46.4761.94128,830
      
Business & Financial Operations Occupations




Purchasing agents, exc. wholesale, retail & farm
 13-1023
260
28.06
29.10
60,520
Logisticians 13-1081120
28.60
30.01
62,410
Management analysts
 13-111170
39.45
41.4886,270
Business operations specialists, all other
 13-1199330
25.32
27.5957,390
Accountants & auditors 13-2011 390 29.22 31.48 65,470
Financial analysts
 13-2051N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
N.A.




Computer & Mathematical Occupations




Computer programmers 15-1021 100 27.37 27.68 57,570
Computer software engineers, applications
 15-1031200
38.10
37.66
78,340
Computer software engineers, systems software
 15-103280
36.42
36.87
76,700
Computer support specialists 15-1041 160 21.91 21.91 45,560
Computer system analysts 15-1051 80 35.00 34.51 71,780
Network & computer systems administrators 15-1071 130 32.05 33.78 70,260
Network systems & data comm. analysts
 15-108180
30.31
30.96
64,390




Architecture & Engineering Occupations




Aerospace engineers
 17-2011 N.A.N.A.
 N.A.N.A.
Civil engineers 17-2051 40 40.62 40.26 83,740
Electrical engineers 17-2071 50
 35.45 35.78 74,430
Industrial engineers 17-2112 210 33.50 34.93 72,660
Mechanical engineers 17-2141 220 34.76 35.60 74,050
Electrical & electronic technicians 17-2199 N.A. 30.30 32.38 67,350
Engineers, all other
 17-302350
24.61
23.9949,890




Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations





Food scientists & technologists
19-1012N.A.N.A.N.A.N.A.
Chemists 19-203190
30.62
32.37
67,320
Market research analysts
 19-3021140
35.17
34.77
72,310
      
Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupations




Medical & clinical laboratory technologists 29-2011 50 26.58 26.09 54,270




Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations




Food preparation workers
 35-2021150
8.94
9.05
18,830
Combined food prep. & serving, incl. fast food
35-3021
1,900
7.77
8.3317,330
Hosts & hostesses, restaurant, lounge, & coffee shop 35-9031 80 7.54 7.77 16,160
      
Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance Occupations





Janitors & cleaners, exc. maids & housekeepers
37-20111,3009.8910.9722,810
      
Sales & Related Occupations




Retail salesperson 41-2031 2,220 9.10 10.24 21,300
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., tech. & scientific
41-4011
130
25.03
27.78
 57,780
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., exc. tech. & scientific41-4012
940
28.09
32.52
 67,640
Telemarketers 41-9041 N.A. N.A. N.A.
 N.A.




Office & Administrative Support Occupations




Accounting, bookkeeping & auditing clerk 43-3031 1,040 15.62 15.63 32,500
Customer service representative 43-4051 1,280
 15.96 18.04 37,520
Shipping, receiving & traffic clerks
 43-5071 53014.07
14.4029,950
Stock clerk & order fillers 43-5081 1,340 9.63 10.69 22,230
Executive secretaries & administrative assist. 43-6011 550 19.27 19.46 40,470
Data entry keyers 43-9021 80 12.62
 13.11 27,260
Word processors & typists 43-9022 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.




Construction & Extraction Occupations





Electricians47-211133027.5426.7655,660
      
Installation, Maintenance & Repair Occupations




Industrial machinery mechanics 49-9041 400 26.39 24.89 51,770
Machine maintenance, machinery 49-9043 60 20.75 20.40 42,430




Production Occupations




First-line managers of production workers
 51-1011680
26.5626.45
55,020
Electrical & electronic equipment assemblers
 51-2022 18015.44
15.63
32,500
Electromechanical equipment assemblers
 51-2023280
20.42
19.9541,540
Team assemblers 51-2092 2,050 13.98 14.67 30,510
Meat, poultry, & fish cutters & trimmers
 51-3022N.A.N.A.N.A.
N.A.
Food roasting & baking machine operators
 51-3091N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
Food batchmakers
 51-3092N.A.
11.1213.55
28,190
Food cooking machine operators & tenders
 51-3093N.A.
N.A.
 N.A.N.A.
Numerical tool & process control programmers 51-4012 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A.
Machinists 51-4041 610 16.94 16.96 35,280
Tool & die 51-4111 100 22.28 22.46 46,720
Welders, cutters, solderers & brazers 51-4121 290 15.68 16.31 33,920
Printing machine operators
 51-5023170
17.9218.33
38,120
Mixing & blending machine operators
 51-9023150
18.36
18.84
39,180
Extruding, forming, pressing & compacting machine op.
 51-904180
27.38
25.3252,660
Inspectors, testers, sorters, & weighers
 51-9061560
16.70
16.90
35,160
Packaging & filling machine operators
 51-9111N.A.
12.95
13.32
27,710
Helpers - production workers
 51-9198260
12.20
12.5126,060
Production workers, all other
 51-9199150
11.87
12.4425,870




Transportation & Material Moving Occupations




First line supervisors, of helpers, laborers, etc.
 53-1021110
22.27
24.97
51,930
Industrial truck & tractor operators 53-7051 910 14.40
 14.81 30,800
Cleaners of vehicles & equipment
 53-7061 2709.3212.2025,370
Laborers & freight, stock & material movers, hand 53-7062 1,320 10.50 11.24 23,370
Hand packers 53-7064 860
 9.68 11.11 23,120






Occupational Wage Estimates, May, 2009 - Lake County-Kenosha Metro Division (1,4)
Management Occupations
SOCEmployment (1)Median Hourly WageMean Hourly WageAverage Annual Wage
General & operations managers
11-1021
4,470
$51.49$58.78$122,280
Computer & information systems managers
 11-302194052.4257.13
118,830
Industrial production managers
11-3051
96035.71
37.90
78,820
Transportation, storage & distribution managers
 11-3071270
38.46
40.75
 84,750
Engineering managers
 11-9041510
54.73
57.19118,950
      
Business & Financial Operations Occupations




Purchasing agents, exc. wholesale, retail & farm
 13-1023
1,430
25.07
26.9055,950
Logisticians 13-1081240
30.49
30.30
63,020
Management analysts
 13-1111N.A.
N.A.
N.A.N.A.
Business operations specialists, all other
 13-1199N.A.
26.44
29.8962,170
Accountants & auditors 13-2011 3,590 33.00 36.06 75,000
Financial analysts
 13-2051680
36.18
40.50
84,240




Computer & Mathematical Occupations




Computer programmers 15-1021 14,460 30.42 33.34 69,340
Computer software engineers, applications
 15-10311,320
38.69
39.2381,590
Computer software engineers, systems software
 15-10321,300
42.07
42.14
87,640
Computer support specialists 15-1041 1,100 22.23 23.94 49,800
Computer system analysts 15-1051 1,940 37.13 37.76 78,540
Network & computer systems administrators 15-1071 1,220 34.40 35.21 73,240
Network systems & data comm. analysts
 15-1081430
33.14
35.36
73,560




Architecture & Engineering Occupations




Aerospace engineers
 17-2011N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
Civil engineers 17-2051 410 35.74 39.19 81,520
Electrical engineers 17-2071 350 33.81 35.33 73,490
Industrial engineers 17-2112 630 32.99 32.73 68,080
Mechanical engineers 17-2141 600 32.53 34.17 71,070
Electrical & electronic technicians 17-2199 850 41.99 42.26 87,910
Engineers, all other
 17-3023310
21.7123.0347,890
      
Life, Physical and Social Science Occupations





Food scientists & technologists
19-1012N.A.N.A.N.A.N.A.
Chemists 19-2031390
31.8334.43
71,620
Market research analysts
 19-30211,040
29.71
35.12
73,040
      
Healthcare Practitioner and Technical Occupations




Medical & clinical laboratory technologists 29-2011 200 25.93 24.73 51,440




Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations




Food preparation workers
 35-20212,580
8.98
9.55
19,860
Combined food prep. & serving, incl. fast food
 35-30216,9708.248.74
18,180
Hosts & hostesses, restaurant, lounge, & coffee shop 35-9031 970 9.02 9.42 19,580




Building & Grounds Cleaning & Maintenance Occupations





Janitors & cleaners, exc. maids & housekeepers
37-20115,79010.87
12.1025,160
      
Sales & Related Occupations




Retail salesperson 41-2031 14,930 9.88 11.79 24,520
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., tech. & scientific
41-4011
 3,10032.80
38.01
79,060
Sales reps., wholesale & mfg., exc. tech. & scientific41-4012
5,240
27.6332.5867,770
Telemarketers 41-9041 460 13.59 14.26 29,650




Office & Administrative Support Occupations




Accounting, bookkeeping & auditing clerk 43-3031 4,120 18.23
 18.83 39,170
Customer service representative 43-4051 7,080 15.83 16.67 34,680
Shipping, receiving & traffic clerks
 43-50712,740
15.79
16.22
33,750
Stock clerk & order fillers 43-5081 5,320 10.20 11.28 23,470
Executive secretaries & administrative assist. 43-6011 4,430 21.75 22.64 47,100
Data entry keyers 43-9021 500 15.37 15.36 31,950
Word processors & typists 43-9022 120 17.26 17.52 36,440




Construction & Extraction Occupations





Electricians
47-21111,23030.8430.7063,850
      
Installation, Maintenance & Repair Occupations




Industrial machinery mechanics 49-9041 510 22.43 25.65 53,360
Machine maintenance, machinery 49-9043 350 22.15 22.30 46,380




Production Occupations




First-line managers of production workers
 51-10112,470
26.6428.56
59,400
Electrical & electronic equipment assemblers
 51-2022 95011.39
11.83
24,620
Electromechanical equipment assemblers
 51-2023N.A.
14.60
14.9531,090
Team assemblers 51-2092 5,270 12.25 13.47 28,010
Meat, poultry, & fish cutters & trimmers
 51-30222809.45
10.58
22,000
Food roasting & baking machine operators
 51-3091N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
N.A.
Food batchmakers
 51-3092140
9.53
11.66
24,250
Food cooking machine operators & tenders
 51-3093N.A.
10.93
11.5724,070
Numerical tool & process control programmers 51-4012 N.A. 23.62 22.11 45,980
Machinists 51-4041 1,540 17.49 17.93 37,290
Tool & die 51-4111 410 24.92 25.57 53,190
Welders, cutters, solderers & brazers 51-4121 940 20.93 24.63 51,240
Printing machine operators
 51-5023450
18.3218.9339,380
Mixing & blending machine operators
 51-9023520
15.27
17.08
35,530
Extruding, forming, pressing & compacting machine op.
 51-9041N.A.
N.A.
N.A.N.A.
Inspectors, testers, sorters, & weighers
 51-90611,990
15.68
16.73
34,810
Packaging & filling machine operators
 51-91111,160
10.72
12.29
25,560
Helpers - production workers
 51-91981,180
9.35
11.2123,310
Production workers, all other
 51-91992,540
17.40
17.9137,250




Transportation & Material Moving Occupations




First line supervisors, of helpers, laborers etc.
 53-1021450
21.20
22.70
47,220
Industrial truck & tractor operators 53-7051 1,820 12.98 13.51 28,100
Cleaners of vehicles & equipment
 53-7061780
9.31
10.22
21,270
Laborers & freight, stock & material movers, hand 53-7062 6,400 1.52 13.11 27,270
Hand packers 53-7064 3,770 9.72 10.85 22,560
Notes & Sources
(1) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics (OES), www.bls.gov/oes/home.htm
(2) Metro Milwaukee consists of Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington & Waukesha counties
(3) Metro Racine consists of Racine County
(4) The Lake County-Kenosha Metro Division consists of Lake County, IL & Kenosha County, WI