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Process Operator
Career Overview
Process operators oversee the production process of a manufacturing plant. They make sure that the products being made are up to standard. Process Operators can work in a variety of industries, including oil & gas, food & beverage, and chemical.
As a process operator, you will have job security by developing specialized knowledge on how to efficiently operate equipment. You would do well in this career if you enjoy understanding how things work.
Skills & Qualities
Successful professionals in this field typically have:
Work at a desk
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Requirements
Associate's degree
Process operators do not need postsecondary training, although some form of vocational training may be an asset.
How much might I earn?
As you gain more experience and certifications, your wages in this job can increase over time.
1
Entry Level
$28 - $37/hrRight after Training
After completing your training program and any necessary certifications.
2
Experienced
$52 - $60/hrExperienced Professional
Able to work more independently, with more advanced skills and responsibility.
