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May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...FloridaThese occupational employment and wage estimates are calculated with datacollected from employers in all industrysectors in metropolitan and nonmetropolitan areas in Florida.Additional information, including the hourly and annual 10th,25th, 75th, and 90th percentilewages and the employmentpercent relative standard error, is available in thedownloadable Excel files(XLS).Links to OES estimates for otherareas and StatesMajor Occupational Groups in Florida (Note--clicking a link will scroll thepage to the occupational group):00-0000AllOccupations11-0000ManagementOccupations13-0000Businessand Financial Operations Occupations15-0000Computer and Mathematical ScienceOccupations17-0000Architecture and EngineeringOccupations19-0000Life,Physical, and Social ScienceOccupations21-0000Communityand Social Services Occupations23-0000Legal Occupations25-0000Education, Training, and LibraryOccupations27-0000Arts,Design, Entertainment, Sports, and MediaOccupations29-0000HealthcarePractitioner and Technical Occupations31-0000Healthcare SupportOccupations33-0000ProtectiveService Occupations35-0000Food Preparation and Serving RelatedOccupations37-0000Buildingand Grounds Cleaning and MaintenanceOccupations39-0000PersonalCare and Service Occupations41-0000Sales and RelatedOccupations43-0000Office andAdministrative Support Occupations45-0000Farming, Fishing, and ForestryOccupations47-0000Construction and ExtractionOccupations49-0000Installation, Maintenance, and RepairOccupations51-0000ProductionOccupations53-0000Transportation and Material MovingOccupationsPage 3 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...All OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation TitleEmployment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)00-0000All Occupations7,355,940$14.58$18.96$39,4400.3 %Management OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)11-0000ManagementOccupations219,160$43.22$49.78$103,5300.5 %11-1011ChiefExecutives17,470(5)$84.86$176,5101.2 %11-1021General andOperations Managers56,000$40.90$47.64$99,0900.7 %11-1031Legislators1,630(4)(4)$36,1701.4 %11-2011Advertising andPromotions Managers1,130$43.97$48.71$101,3103.1 %11-2021MarketingManagers5,560$48.26$52.38$108,9401.7 %11-2022SalesManagers15,010$54.60$60.92$126,7101.2 %11-2031Public RelationsManagers1,400$46.46$51.13$106,3502.5 %11-3011AdministrativeServices Managers8,790$43.91$46.18$96,0501.1 %11-3021Computer andInformation SystemsManagers7,280$53.14$57.32$119,2301.1 %11-3031FinancialManagers17,420$48.58$53.83$111,9701.1 %Page 4 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...11-3041Compensation andBenefits Managers1,830$48.83$51.61$107,3501.4 %11-3042Training andDevelopment Managers1,070$40.50$43.49$90,4502.4 %11-3049Human ResourcesManagers, All Other1,970$40.09$45.07$93,7402.3 %11-3051IndustrialProduction Managers2,760$42.45$46.86$97,4601.4 %11-3061PurchasingManagers2,030$46.42$49.47$102,9001.8 %11-3071Transportation,Storage, andDistribution Managers3,390$45.20$48.30$100,4702.1 %11-9011Farm, Ranch, andOther AgriculturalManagers90$33.55$33.57$69,8303.2 %11-9021ConstructionManagers13,790$41.59$49.49$102,9302.9 %11-9032EducationAdministrators, Elementaryand Secondary School4,450(4)(4)$88,0701.9 %11-9033EducationAdministrators,Postsecondary1,610$42.53$47.58$98,9805.0 %11-9039EducationAdministrators, All Other930$41.56$42.51$88,4102.1 %11-9041EngineeringManagers4,480$52.92$54.58$113,5201.4 %11-9051Food ServiceManagers10,260$24.17$26.01$54,1101.7 %11-9061FuneralDirectors860$27.47$28.56$59,4004.3 %11-9071GamingManagers90$30.16$31.60$65,7302.9 %11-9081LodgingManagers1,570$27.20$32.46$67,5303.0 %11-9111Medical andHealth Services Managers8,200$41.20$46.94$97,6401.5 %11-9121Natural SciencesManagers780$50.26$56.01$116,5004.1 %11-9131Postmasters andMail Superintendents420$35.34$34.66$72,0900.5 %11-9141Property, RealEstate, and CommunityAssociation Managers10,900$24.60$29.40$61,1401.9 %Page 5 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...11-9151Social andCommunity ServiceManagers1,880$33.10$37.98$79,0102.7 %11-9199Managers, AllOther13,480$39.82$42.69$88,7901.4 %Business and Financial Operations OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)13-0000Business andFinancial OperationsOccupations382,860$25.32$28.47$59,2100.5 %13-1011Agents andBusiness Managers ofArtists, Performers, and Athletes820$15.12$24.01$49,9508.7 %13-1021PurchasingAgents and Buyers, FarmProducts380$26.26$27.14$56,4504.3 %13-1022Wholesale andRetail Buyers, ExceptFarm Products5,020$24.21$26.95$56,0602.8 %13-1023PurchasingAgents, Except Wholesale,Retail, and Farm Products13,630$23.95$25.66$53,3800.9 %13-1031ClaimsAdjusters, Examiners, andInvestigators16,110$25.63$26.24$54,5701.1 %13-1032InsuranceAppraisers, Auto Damage430$26.33$26.26$54,6102.5 %13-1041ComplianceOfficers, ExceptAgriculture, Construction, Health andSafety, andTransportation18,460$20.19$23.31$48,4901.8 %13-1051CostEstimators12,660$26.50$27.57$57,3501.2 %13-1061EmergencyManagement Specialists480$25.58$27.15$56,4603.9 %Employment,Recruitment, andPage 6 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...13-1071Placement Specialists15,360$19.55$21.89$45,5302.1 %13-1072Compensation,Benefits, and JobAnalysis Specialists4,180$23.29$24.92$51,8401.1 %13-1073Training andDevelopment Specialists11,000$23.28$24.99$51,9700.9 %13-1079Human Resources,Training, andLabor Relations Specialists, All Other11,270$25.41$27.02$56,2001.0 %13-1081Logisticians3,310$30.09$31.26$65,0201.4 %13-1111ManagementAnalysts36,080$30.36$35.94$74,7603.3 %13-1121Meeting andConvention Planners3,420$19.06$20.31$42,2502.4 %13-1199BusinessOperations Specialists, AllOther72,350$27.17$29.45$61,2601.1 %13-2011Accountants andAuditors74,230$26.96$29.93$62,2600.9 %13-2021Appraisers andAssessors of RealEstate4,680$22.52$25.25$52,5203.2 %13-2031BudgetAnalysts2,860$28.67$30.18$62,7701.7 %13-2041CreditAnalysts3,210$25.32$28.49$59,2502.1 %13-2051FinancialAnalysts7,300$29.51$32.79$68,2103.5 %13-2052PersonalFinancial Advisors13,250$23.63$31.16$64,8103.3 %13-2053InsuranceUnderwriters5,600$24.54$26.73$55,5901.9 %13-2061FinancialExaminers570$36.99$38.74$80,5802.5 %13-2071LoanCounselors1,180$17.75$20.63$42,9103.7 %13-2072LoanOfficers26,130$23.84$27.70$57,6201.9 %13-2081Tax Examiners,Collectors, andRevenue Agents4,930$17.14$21.06$43,8100.7 %13-2082TaxPreparers3,140$10.03$12.01$24,9903.5 %Page 7 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...13-2099FinancialSpecialists, All Other10,830$25.34$28.26$58,7901.3 %Computer and Mathematical Science OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)15-0000Computer andMathematicalScience Occupations154,030$29.47$31.28$65,0501.1 %15-1011Computer andInformation Scientists,Research690$41.26$41.58$86,4802.2 %15-1021ComputerProgrammers20,380$30.42$31.39$65,2901.3 %15-1031ComputerSoftware Engineers,Applications18,520$37.80$39.73$82,6302.2 %15-1032ComputerSoftware Engineers,Systems Software11,430$41.14$41.52$86,3501.7 %15-1041Computer SupportSpecialists33,050$18.28$19.39$40,3201.8 %15-1051Computer SystemsAnalysts21,240$33.11$33.99$70,7001.1 %15-1061DatabaseAdministrators5,010$32.27$33.48$69,6401.1 %15-1071Network andComputer SystemsAdministrators13,970$31.91$33.42$69,5200.7 %15-1081Network Systemsand DataCommunications Analysts16,560$31.75$33.64$69,9601.5 %15-1099ComputerSpecialists, All Other4,430$30.66$30.41$63,2603.4 %15-2011Actuaries470$41.83$43.31$90,0902.5 %15-2021Mathematicians80$41.37$39.08$81,2901.3 %Page 8 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...15-2031OperationsResearch Analysts7,580$25.95$27.74$57,7001.0 %15-2041Statisticians400$27.12$28.67$59,6403.6 %15-2091MathematicalTechnicians150$16.98$18.13$37,7104.0 %15-2099MathematicalScience Occupations,All Other60$19.68$20.70$43,0501.9 %Architecture and Engineering OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)17-0000Architecture andEngineeringOccupations113,960$29.16$31.28$65,0700.6 %17-1011Architects,Except Landscape andNaval5,140$31.78$36.02$74,9203.8 %17-1012LandscapeArchitects1,480$29.21$30.71$63,8705.8 %17-1021Cartographersand Photogrammetrists400$30.79$34.12$70,9608.0 %17-1022Surveyors2,560$28.18$28.79$59,8801.8 %17-2011AerospaceEngineers4,040$42.26$42.42$88,2301.8 %17-2021AgriculturalEngineers180$21.03$23.58$49,0401.8 %17-2031BiomedicalEngineers490$35.12$35.54$73,9303.0 %17-2041ChemicalEngineers410$38.66$42.08$87,5203.6 %17-2051CivilEngineers14,750$35.76$38.28$79,6301.4 %17-2061ComputerHardware Engineers2,760$36.88$37.22$77,4103.1 %17-2071ElectricalEngineers7,200$36.66$37.39$77,7601.9 %Page 9 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...17-2072ElectronicsEngineers, ExceptComputer4,700$37.76$38.18$79,4202.1 %17-2081EnvironmentalEngineers3,030$28.96$32.50$67,6002.6 %17-2111Health andSafety Engineers, ExceptMining Safety Engineers andInspectors850$29.53$30.41$63,2502.1 %17-2112IndustrialEngineers10,170$32.11$33.00$68,6401.1 %17-2121Marine Engineersand NavalArchitects350$38.29$37.44$77,8703.8 %17-2131MaterialsEngineers390$38.82$38.22$79,4902.7 %17-2141MechanicalEngineers5,950$34.75$35.80$74,4701.4 %17-2161NuclearEngineers(8)$46.34$45.60$94,8503.1 %17-2199Engineers, AllOther6,840$42.52$41.91$87,1702.1 %17-3011Architecturaland Civil Drafters8,570$20.88$21.61$44,9501.8 %17-3012Electrical andElectronics Drafters1,450$21.20$22.55$46,9003.2 %17-3013MechanicalDrafters1,500$21.75$22.92$47,6801.4 %17-3019Drafters, AllOther1,410$21.30$21.97$45,7003.8 %17-3021AerospaceEngineering and OperationsTechnicians260$24.82$26.26$54,6104.1 %17-3022CivilEngineering Technicians4,460$23.39$23.78$49,4501.4 %17-3023Electrical andElectronic EngineeringTechnicians9,310$24.98$24.59$51,1401.5 %17-3024Electro-MechanicalTechnicians600$17.19$17.93$37,3001.8 %17-3025EnvironmentalEngineeringTechnicians1,190$17.29$18.41$38,2904.0 %17-3026IndustrialEngineering Technicians2,520$19.53$20.52$42,6801.4 %Page 10 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...17-3027MechanicalEngineering Technicians570$22.29$22.91$47,6503.5 %17-3029EngineeringTechnicians, ExceptDrafters, All Other2,620$23.45$24.67$51,3103.2 %17-3031Surveying andMapping Technicians7,510$16.94$17.66$36,7301.0 %Life, Physical, and Social Science OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)19-0000Life, Physical,and Social ScienceOccupations46,280$24.51$27.97$58,1901.2 %19-1011AnimalScientists70$21.06$27.81$57,85011.0 %19-1012Food Scientistsand Technologists240$22.02$24.07$50,0603.8 %19-1013Soil and PlantScientists240$31.08$37.20$77,37012.5 %19-1021Biochemists andBiophysicists100$33.07$36.59$76,1204.5 %19-1022Microbiologists290$23.67$27.42$57,0303.0 %19-1023Zoologists andWildlife Biologists1,070$23.78$25.83$53,7201.6 %19-1029BiologicalScientists, All Other2,180$23.81$26.23$54,5601.9 %19-1031ConservationScientists200$35.75$35.70$74,2601.6 %19-1032Foresters370$21.01$22.45$46,6901.0 %19-1041Epidemiologists40$37.62$35.01$72,8203.7 %19-1042MedicalScientists, ExceptEpidemiologists2,600$37.86$39.99$83,1706.0 %19-1099Life Scientists,All Other800$28.89$33.71$70,1304.5 %Page 11 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...19-2012Physicists270$54.82$65.57$136,3806.3 %19-2021Atmospheric andSpace Scientists370$42.18$40.56$84,3506.4 %19-2031Chemists2,090$26.82$28.99$60,3001.8 %19-2032MaterialsScientists60$35.21$34.83$72,4504.3 %19-2041EnvironmentalScientists andSpecialists, Including Health6,430$23.72$27.00$56,1601.7 %19-2042Geoscientists,Except Hydrologists andGeographers930$28.77$31.90$66,3602.3 %19-2043Hydrologists550$37.83$38.17$79,3804.1 %19-2099PhysicalScientists, All Other650$32.57$37.12$77,2204.9 %19-3011Economists190$34.80$45.37$94,38023.5 %19-3021Market ResearchAnalysts6,400$25.39$28.48$59,2502.0 %19-3022SurveyResearchers980$13.93$16.30$33,91010.7 %19-3031Clinical,Counseling, and SchoolPsychologists3,310$31.01$32.24$67,0501.7 %19-3032Industrial-OrganizationalPsychologists(8)$58.31$60.89$126,64028.4 %19-3039Psychologists,All Other1,100$38.48$40.81$84,88012.4 %19-3041Sociologists100$29.55$32.26$67,1001.5 %19-3051Urban andRegional Planners2,540$28.75$30.11$62,6300.8 %19-3091Anthropologistsand Archeologists(8)$24.43$26.05$54,1804.7 %19-3093Historians70$24.86$26.72$55,5803.3 %19-3099SocialScientists and Related Workers,All Other1,310$31.91$32.85$68,3302.3 %19-4011Agricultural andFood Science200$15.71$16.13$33,5502.4 %Page 12 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Technicians19-4021BiologicalTechnicians1,780$17.19$17.34$36,0701.1 %19-4031ChemicalTechnicians1,760$17.58$18.60$38,6901.5 %19-4041Geological andPetroleum Technicians190$16.46$16.92$35,1902.5 %19-4061Social ScienceResearch Assistants560$18.52$19.75$41,0704.1 %19-4091EnvironmentalScience and ProtectionTechnicians, Including Health1,730$17.60$18.71$38,9101.4 %19-4092Forensic ScienceTechnicians1,340$20.65$21.59$44,9100.9 %19-4093Forest andConservation Technicians180$19.55$19.68$40,9300.9 %19-4099Life, Physical,and Social ScienceTechnicians, All Other2,660$17.22$18.62$38,7301.8 %Community and Social Services OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)21-0000Community andSocial ServicesOccupations80,610$17.81$19.46$40,4701.0 %21-1011Substance Abuseand BehavioralDisorder Counselors3,510$18.83$19.59$40,7401.9 %21-1012Educational,Vocational, and SchoolCounselors11,180$24.72$26.03$54,1501.9 %21-1013Marriage andFamily Therapists1,700$18.67$19.42$40,3902.9 %21-1014Mental HealthCounselors4,410$18.12$19.46$40,4802.1 %21-1015RehabilitationCounselors3,330$15.59$16.67$34,6802.5 %Page 13 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...21-1019Counselors, AllOther2,880$15.56$17.06$35,4801.9 %21-1021Child, Family,and School SocialWorkers8,720$18.15$19.47$40,5001.4 %21-1022Medical andPublic Health SocialWorkers5,480$21.23$21.69$45,1201.2 %21-1023Mental Healthand Substance AbuseSocial Workers6,080$16.17$17.15$35,6601.9 %21-1029Social Workers,All Other2,130$20.55$22.43$46,6502.3 %21-1091HealthEducators2,380$18.70$20.26$42,1503.6 %21-1092ProbationOfficers and CorrectionalTreatment Specialists6,200$18.11$18.78$39,0700.6 %21-1093Social and HumanService Assistants10,360$13.46$13.96$29,0301.5 %21-1099Community andSocial ServiceSpecialists, All Other8,410$17.86$19.14$39,8001.1 %21-2011Clergy2,400$18.96$21.10$43,8903.6 %21-2021Directors,Religious Activities andEducation1,090$16.53$17.53$36,4603.2 %21-2099ReligiousWorkers, All Other340$11.78$13.18$27,4206.0 %Legal OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)23-0000LegalOccupations69,690$28.42$39.83$82,8402.3 %23-1011Lawyers38,740$45.01$54.51$113,3802.8 %Page 14 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...23-1022Arbitrators,Mediators, andConciliators(8)$19.77$21.97$45,6904.6 %23-1023Judges,Magistrate Judges, andMagistrates250$57.52$50.75$105,5500.5 %23-2011Paralegals andLegal Assistants19,860$21.42$22.05$45,8701.4 %23-2091CourtReporters1,640$14.49$15.78$32,8307.0 %23-2092LawClerks2,000$14.83$17.01$35,3704.6 %23-2093Title Examiners,Abstractors, andSearchers5,130$18.22$18.70$38,9001.9 %23-2099Legal SupportWorkers, All Other1,190$21.64$22.15$46,0701.0 %Education, Training, and Library OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)25-0000Education,Training, and LibraryOccupations390,990$20.50$22.56$46,9201.7 %25-1011BusinessTeachers, Postsecondary3,490(4)(4)$82,8403.1 %25-1021Computer ScienceTeachers,Postsecondary1,630(4)(4)$78,2503.7 %25-1022MathematicalScience Teachers,Postsecondary2,120(4)(4)$63,0403.2 %25-1031ArchitectureTeachers, Postsecondary200(4)(4)$76,8301.1 %25-1032EngineeringTeachers, Postsecondary1,670(4)(4)$88,6401.8 %25-1041AgriculturalSciences Teachers,Postsecondary580(4)(4)$81,9602.0 %Page 15 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...25-1042BiologicalScience Teachers,Postsecondary1,820(4)(4)$68,7202.0 %25-1043Forestry andConservation ScienceTeachers, Postsecondary100(4)(4)$77,8401.7 %25-1051Atmospheric,Earth, Marine, and SpaceSciences Teachers, Postsecondary400(4)(4)$72,6201.9 %25-1052ChemistryTeachers, Postsecondary670(4)(4)$71,4402.1 %25-1053EnvironmentalScience Teachers,Postsecondary120(4)(4)$76,8005.4 %25-1054PhysicsTeachers, Postsecondary530(4)(4)$72,9702.3 %25-1061Anthropology andArcheologyTeachers, Postsecondary200(4)(4)$67,8802.7 %25-1062Area, Ethnic,and Cultural StudiesTeachers, Postsecondary150(4)(4)$74,0001.5 %25-1063EconomicsTeachers, Postsecondary460(4)(4)$80,7703.8 %25-1064GeographyTeachers, Postsecondary120(4)(4)$73,0802.0 %25-1065PoliticalScience Teachers,Postsecondary440(4)(4)$68,8302.6 %25-1066PsychologyTeachers, Postsecondary1,480(4)(4)$73,4902.7 %25-1067SociologyTeachers, Postsecondary360(4)(4)$68,6802.2 %25-1069Social SciencesTeachers,Postsecondary, All Other(8)(4)(4)$67,6902.1 %25-1071HealthSpecialties Teachers,Postsecondary7,500(4)(4)$102,1809.0 %25-1072NursingInstructors and Teachers,Postsecondary1,710(4)(4)$73,3402.1 %25-1081EducationTeachers, Postsecondary1,710(4)(4)$66,7601.9 %Page 16 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...25-1082Library ScienceTeachers,Postsecondary110(4)(4)$79,0704.5 %25-1111Criminal Justiceand Law EnforcementTeachers, Postsecondary1,120(4)(4)$55,4803.6 %25-1112Law Teachers,Postsecondary560(4)(4)$113,7603.4 %25-1113Social WorkTeachers, Postsecondary220(4)(4)$72,1002.3 %25-1121Art, Drama, andMusic Teachers,Postsecondary2,870(4)(4)$58,2803.0 %25-1122CommunicationsTeachers,Postsecondary970(4)(4)$62,4702.6 %25-1123English Languageand LiteratureTeachers, Postsecondary2,470(4)(4)$62,7203.2 %25-1124Foreign Languageand LiteratureTeachers, Postsecondary610(4)(4)$58,9301.8 %25-1125HistoryTeachers, Postsecondary500(4)(4)$62,0802.2 %25-1126Philosophy andReligion Teachers,Postsecondary690(4)(4)$62,4402.5 %25-1191GraduateTeaching Assistants70(4)(4)$38,9002.6 %25-1193Recreation andFitness StudiesTeachers, Postsecondary470(4)(4)$55,7304.4 %25-1194VocationalEducation Teachers,Postsecondary6,340$21.37$23.39$48,6603.5 %25-1199PostsecondaryTeachers, All Other11,600(4)(4)$65,8307.2 %25-2011PreschoolTeachers, Except SpecialEducation19,270$10.82$12.10$25,1701.9 %25-2012KindergartenTeachers, Except SpecialEducation11,550(4)(4)$48,6901.6 %ElementarySchool Teachers, ExceptPage 17 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...25-2021Special Education74,110(4)(4)$49,4001.5 %25-2022Middle SchoolTeachers, ExceptSpecial and Vocational Education31,810(4)(4)$50,4701.5 %25-2023VocationalEducation Teachers,Middle School800(4)(4)$56,0901.8 %25-2031Secondary SchoolTeachers, ExceptSpecial and Vocational Education40,920(4)(4)$52,4501.4 %25-2032VocationalEducation Teachers,Secondary School4,940(4)(4)$56,9101.5 %25-2041SpecialEducation Teachers, Preschool,Kindergarten, and ElementarySchool10,620(4)(4)$51,8101.5 %25-2042SpecialEducation Teachers, MiddleSchool4,400(4)(4)$52,0001.8 %25-2043SpecialEducation Teachers,Secondary School4,680(4)(4)$52,5501.7 %25-3011Adult Literacy,Remedial Education,and GED Teachers and Instructors2,560$24.11$24.77$51,5302.2 %25-3021Self-EnrichmentEducation Teachers9,720$16.19$18.41$38,3002.3 %25-3099Teachers andInstructors, All Other49,600(4)(4)$34,5403.7 %25-4011Archivists120$18.48$24.25$50,4504.9 %25-4012Curators580$17.65$19.89$41,3804.4 %25-4013MuseumTechnicians and Conservators440$13.82$15.37$31,9703.8 %25-4021Librarians7,280$25.76$27.07$56,3001.2 %25-4031LibraryTechnicians2,550$14.28$15.04$31,2901.4 %25-9011Audio-VisualCollections Specialists70$22.57$21.66$45,0503.1 %25-9021Farm and HomeManagementAdvisors760$20.10$22.17$46,1000.8 %Page 18 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...25-9031InstructionalCoordinators5,980$23.83$25.51$53,0701.6 %25-9041TeacherAssistants43,430(4)(4)$22,3001.3 %25-9099Education,Training, and LibraryWorkers, All Other8,060$21.86$24.41$50,7803.0 %Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)27-0000Arts, Design,Entertainment, Sports,and Media Occupations89,580$19.44$22.31$46,4101.1 %27-1011ArtDirectors960$29.86$32.54$67,6802.6 %27-1012CraftArtists230$10.26$12.01$24,9807.6 %27-1013Fine Artists,Including Painters,Sculptors, and Illustrators750$16.30$18.47$38,4103.9 %27-1014Multi-MediaArtists and Animators670$24.47$26.36$54,8202.3 %27-1019Artists andRelated Workers, All Other140$36.60$33.72$70,1403.3 %27-1021Commercial andIndustrial Designers420$27.90$29.20$60,7404.7 %27-1022FashionDesigners380$21.19$24.93$51,8406.2 %27-1023FloralDesigners2,520$11.46$11.93$24,8202.7 %27-1024GraphicDesigners12,200$18.58$20.00$41,6001.5 %27-1025InteriorDesigners3,270$21.29$23.66$49,2203.3 %27-1026MerchandiseDisplayers and WindowTrimmers2,070$12.73$13.97$29,0502.6 %Page 19 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...27-1027Set and ExhibitDesigners350$21.99$22.66$47,1204.9 %27-1029Designers, AllOther370$16.94$20.26$42,1406.2 %27-2011Actors3,150$11.10$15.08(4)7.6 %27-2012Producers andDirectors4,170$24.19$30.02$62,4403.5 %27-2021Athletes andSports Competitors2,190(4)(4)$56,68012.7 %27-2022Coaches andScouts6,570(4)(4)$45,6002.6 %27-2023Umpires,Referees, and Other SportsOfficials540(4)(4)$25,6105.2 %27-2031Dancers280$8.93$13.66(4)13.0 %27-2032Choreographers(8)$30.80$29.09$60,5007.2 %27-2041Music Directorsand Composers530$21.21$24.43$50,8205.5 %27-2042Musicians andSingers2,890$19.45$20.81(4)5.6 %27-2099Entertainers andPerformers, Sportsand Related Workers, All Other1,420$17.65$19.31(4)2.7 %27-3011Radio andTelevision Announcers1,920$15.28$22.41$46,6205.9 %27-3012Public AddressSystem and OtherAnnouncers390$14.15$15.31$31,8505.9 %27-3021Broadcast NewsAnalysts200$42.37$52.16$108,5007.9 %27-3022Reporters andCorrespondents2,120$20.37$22.10$45,9602.5 %27-3031Public RelationsSpecialists14,220$24.38$26.68$55,4901.1 %27-3041Editors4,610$25.46$31.23$64,9606.3 %27-3042TechnicalWriters1,610$25.77$26.36$54,8401.8 %27-3043Writers andAuthors1,970$21.39$22.69$47,1902.6 %27-3091Interpreters andTranslators2,100$15.99$19.39$40,3309.6 %Page 20 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...27-3099Media andCommunication Workers,All Other1,960$18.86$20.68$43,0103.4 %27-4011Audio and VideoEquipmentTechnicians2,820$16.71$18.10$37,6401.9 %27-4012BroadcastTechnicians2,250$15.90$17.40$36,2003.0 %27-4014SoundEngineering Technicians810$17.51$19.45$40,4502.8 %27-4021Photographers3,510$12.86$15.32$31,8603.6 %27-4031CameraOperators, Television, Video,and Motion Picture1,050$16.35$16.85$35,0603.0 %27-4032Film and VideoEditors1,000$18.27$20.66$42,9703.9 %27-4099Media andCommunication EquipmentWorkers, All Other820$27.96$28.54$59,3704.6 %Healthcare Practitioner and Technical OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)29-0000HealthcarePractitioner andTechnical Occupations423,920$26.29$31.93$66,4100.7 %29-1011Chiropractors1,960$37.49$41.95$87,2505.9 %29-1021Dentists,General4,730$63.27$69.56$144,6805.6 %29-1022Oral andMaxillofacial Surgeons330(5)$96.05$199,78011.9 %29-1023Orthodontists160(5)$106.89$222,32010.4 %29-1029Dentists, AllOther Specialists170$75.20$75.52$157,08015.1 %29-1031Dietitians andNutritionists2,920$24.44$25.94$53,9502.2 %Page 21 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...29-1041Optometrists1,100$50.83$53.97$112,2606.2 %29-1051Pharmacists16,890$51.84$51.08$106,2501.2 %29-1061Anesthesiologists1,660(5)$107.40$223,3909.8 %29-1062Family andGeneral Practitioners4,650$65.15$66.26$137,8204.2 %29-1063Internists,General1,160(5)$95.25$198,1204.5 %29-1064Obstetriciansand Gynecologists610(5)$107.13$222,8306.9 %29-1065Pediatricians,General1,220$69.99$77.79$161,8007.5 %29-1066Psychiatrists720$78.53$81.72$169,9803.7 %29-1067Surgeons1,290(5)$109.87$228,5305.5 %29-1069Physicians andSurgeons, All Other18,930(5)$91.64$190,6002.3 %29-1071PhysicianAssistants3,860$41.57$42.11$87,5902.2 %29-1081Podiatrists660$58.02$65.93$137,1407.9 %29-1111RegisteredNurses150,940$28.82$29.94$62,2700.7 %29-1121Audiologists750$29.87$31.93$66,4005.3 %29-1122OccupationalTherapists5,730$35.87$35.14$73,0903.3 %29-1123PhysicalTherapists11,010$37.46$38.30$79,6701.3 %29-1124RadiationTherapists1,280$34.47$37.01$76,9702.4 %29-1125RecreationalTherapists740$18.24$19.31$40,1602.4 %29-1126RespiratoryTherapists6,410$23.68$24.02$49,9600.6 %29-1127Speech-LanguagePathologists5,580$32.52$33.21$69,0801.2 %29-1129Therapists, AllOther1,800$26.99$30.97$64,4307.8 %29-1131Veterinarians3,150$40.36$50.74$105,5407.4 %Page 22 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...29-1199HealthDiagnosing and TreatingPractitioners, All Other3,670$29.59$29.59$61,5501.6 %29-2011Medical andClinical LaboratoryTechnologists10,400$25.53$25.64$53,3400.6 %29-2012Medical andClinical LaboratoryTechnicians7,360$16.49$17.26$35,9101.7 %29-2021DentalHygienists8,980$28.77$28.45$59,1702.1 %29-2031CardiovascularTechnologists andTechnicians5,010$16.73$19.46$40,4801.3 %29-2032DiagnosticMedical Sonographers4,730$27.36$26.94$56,0301.0 %29-2033Nuclear MedicineTechnologists2,450$31.30$31.43$65,3601.6 %29-2034RadiologicTechnologists andTechnicians13,770$24.36$24.61$51,1800.6 %29-2041EmergencyMedical Technicians andParamedics9,000$14.31$15.34$31,9001.7 %29-2051DieteticTechnicians740$13.80$14.70$30,5802.0 %29-2052PharmacyTechnicians20,510$13.07$13.30$27,6600.9 %29-2053PsychiatricTechnicians6,400$11.59$11.93$24,8001.1 %29-2054RespiratoryTherapy Technicians1,250$21.82$21.99$45,7500.9 %29-2055SurgicalTechnologists5,980$17.38$17.80$37,0301.2 %29-2056VeterinaryTechnologists andTechnicians6,220$13.09$13.58$28,2501.9 %29-2061LicensedPractical and LicensedVocational Nurses43,350$18.96$19.19$39,9100.5 %29-2071Medical Recordsand HealthInformation Technicians10,420$13.97$15.45$32,1301.5 %29-2081Opticians,Dispensing4,260$17.77$17.87$37,1702.6 %Page 23 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...29-2091Orthotists andProsthetists220$30.20$31.95$66,4504.7 %29-2099HealthTechnologists and Technicians,All Other4,410$16.61$18.48$38,4403.0 %29-9011OccupationalHealth and SafetySpecialists1,750$30.52$30.42$63,2601.0 %29-9012OccupationalHealth and SafetyTechnicians250$19.83$20.15$41,9203.1 %29-9091AthleticTrainers600(4)(4)$45,9702.7 %29-9099HealthcarePractitioner and TechnicalWorkers, All Other1,730$16.25$22.33$46,4405.9 %Healthcare Support OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)31-0000HealthcareSupport Occupations211,660$11.69$12.57$26,1400.5 %31-1011Home HealthAides30,310$9.86$10.41$21,6401.2 %31-1012Nursing Aides,Orderlies, andAttendants87,150$11.17$11.35$23,6000.5 %31-1013PsychiatricAides3,090$11.64$11.98$24,9301.8 %31-2011OccupationalTherapist Assistants1,110$27.97$27.76$57,7501.3 %31-2012OccupationalTherapist Aides270$10.94$13.20$27,45010.5 %31-2021PhysicalTherapist Assistants3,550$26.07$25.52$53,0802.2 %31-2022PhysicalTherapist Aides2,380$11.02$11.34$23,5801.3 %31-9011MassageTherapists4,220$16.34$18.32$38,1103.4 %Page 24 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...31-9091DentalAssistants15,110$16.22$16.27$33,8401.3 %31-9092MedicalAssistants35,250$13.48$13.84$28,7800.9 %31-9093MedicalEquipment Preparers5,810$11.98$12.24$25,4700.7 %31-9094MedicalTranscriptionists4,420$14.65$14.86$30,9101.1 %31-9095PharmacyAides6,800$9.39$9.67$20,1201.4 %31-9096VeterinaryAssistants and LaboratoryAnimal Caretakers4,250$9.65$10.15$21,1101.7 %31-9099HealthcareSupport Workers, All Other7,940$13.13$13.83$28,7601.3 %Protective Service OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)33-0000ProtectiveService Occupations216,890$16.18$18.44$38,3501.4 %33-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofCorrectional Officers2,310$25.84$27.93$58,0900.9 %33-1012First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofPolice and Detectives5,010$34.39$36.22$75,3402.5 %33-1021First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofFire Fighting and PreventionWorkers2,600$36.78$37.88$78,8001.1 %33-1099First-LineSupervisors/Managers,Protective Service Workers, AllOther2,740$21.19$23.31$48,4902.6 %33-2011FireFighters23,070$21.65$22.74$47,2901.2 %33-2021Fire Inspectorsand Investigators1,000$26.29$27.54$57,2901.0 %33-3011Bailiffs1,220$20.92$21.94$45,6401.0 %Page 25 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...33-3012CorrectionalOfficers and Jailers35,360$17.40$18.78$39,0600.9 %33-3021Detectives andCriminal Investigators7,440$29.03$30.75$63,9601.1 %33-3031Fish and GameWardens400$17.29$18.94$39,4000.6 %33-3041ParkingEnforcement Workers450$16.09$16.14$33,5601.7 %33-3051Police andSheriff's Patrol Officers35,520$25.25$25.95$53,9700.8 %33-3052Transit andRailroad Police100$22.17$21.68$45,0906.1 %33-9011Animal ControlWorkers770$15.69$16.21$33,7201.5 %33-9021PrivateDetectives and Investigators3,220$20.98$22.35$46,4908.7 %33-9031GamingSurveillance Officers andGaming Investigators(8)$12.58$14.22$29,5703.6 %33-9032SecurityGuards77,120$10.42$11.06$23,0001.0 %33-9091CrossingGuards4,140$10.57$11.45$23,8202.3 %33-9092Lifeguards, SkiPatrol, and OtherRecreational Protective ServiceWorkers6,330$10.23$11.38$23,6701.5 %33-9099ProtectiveService Workers, All Other7,930$14.15$15.31$31,8401.6 %Food Preparation and Serving Related OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)35-0000Food Preparationand ServingRelated Occupations712,370$8.82$10.09$21,0000.5 %35-1011Chefs and HeadCooks6,200$21.51$23.37$48,6102.1 %Page 26 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...BROWSE OESOES HOMEOES OVERVIEWDATA AVAILABLESURVEY COVERAGEANDSCOPEESTIMATESAVAILABLEFORMS OFPUBLICATIONUSES OF THE DATAOES NEWSRELEASESOESDATABASESOESTABLESOESPUBLICATIONSOESFAQsCONTACTOESSEARCH OESOES TOPICSARCHIVED DATACHARTS & MAPSINFORMATION FORRESPONDENTSTECHNICAL DOCUMENTATIONTECHNICAL NOTESURVEYMETHODS ANDRELIABILITY STATEMENT(PDF)Go35-1012First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofFood Preparation and ServingWorkers41,840$15.47$16.30$33,9100.9 %35-2011Cooks, FastFood21,400$8.20$8.65$17,9901.2 %35-2012Cooks,Institution and Cafeteria13,310$11.19$11.63$24,2001.2 %35-2014Cooks,Restaurant68,650$11.17$11.54$24,0000.8 %35-2015Cooks, ShortOrder4,350$8.89$9.40$19,5602.0 %35-2019Cooks, AllOther670$8.41$10.57$21,99011.1 %35-2021Food PreparationWorkers50,930$9.02$9.61$20,0000.8 %35-3011Bartenders28,440$8.66$10.11$21,0301.4 %35-3021Combined FoodPreparation andServing Workers, Including Fast Food160,410$8.10$8.66$18,0100.7 %35-3022CounterAttendants, Cafeteria, FoodConcession, and Coffee Shop25,100$8.39$8.83$18,3701.2 %35-3031Waiters andWaitresses180,050$8.56$9.91$20,6101.1 %35-3041Food Servers,Nonrestaurant11,390$9.18$9.92$20,6401.1 %35-9011Dining Room andCafeteria Attendantsand Bartender Helpers28,390$8.16$8.81$18,3200.8 %35-9021Dishwashers42,010$8.23$8.62$17,9400.6 %35-9031Hosts andHostesses, Restaurant,Lounge, and Coffee Shop25,400$8.78$9.45$19,6601.2 %35-9099Food Preparationand Serving RelatedWorkers, All Other3,800$10.68$12.42$25,8303.9 %Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance OccupationstopWage EstimatesPage 27 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...OES CHAPTER IN THEBLSHANDBOOK OF METHODS(PDF)METROPOLITAN ANDNONMETROPOLITANAREA DEFINITIONSFREQUENTLY ASKEDQUESTIONSALL OESDOCUMENTATIONOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)37-0000Building andGrounds Cleaning andMaintenance Occupations288,200$9.89$11.02$22,9300.5 %37-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofHousekeeping and JanitorialWorkers8,200$15.79$17.03$35,4202.3 %37-1012First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofLandscaping, Lawn Service, andGroundskeeping Workers7,310$19.50$20.96$43,5901.7 %37-2011Janitors andCleaners, Except Maidsand Housekeeping Cleaners112,490$9.49$10.36$21,5500.9 %37-2012Maids andHousekeeping Cleaners67,750$8.98$9.39$19,5300.6 %37-2019BuildingCleaning Workers, All Other(8)$12.39$13.21$27,4708.4 %37-2021Pest ControlWorkers9,730$13.66$14.00$29,1201.9 %37-3011Landscaping andGroundskeepingWorkers76,880$10.52$11.21$23,3200.8 %37-3012PesticideHandlers, Sprayers, andApplicators, Vegetation2,130$13.79$14.26$29,6502.0 %37-3013Tree Trimmersand Pruners1,660$14.58$15.44$32,1205.6 %37-3019GroundsMaintenance Workers, AllOther460$14.74$15.31$31,8302.2 %Personal Care and Service OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)Page 28 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...39-0000Personal Careand ServiceOccupations202,360$9.75$11.63$24,2001.0 %39-1011GamingSupervisors230$22.22$22.14$46,0502.2 %39-1012Slot KeyPersons(8)$13.58$14.95$31,0906.7 %39-1021First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofPersonal Service Workers8,710$18.27$19.87$41,3301.9 %39-2011AnimalTrainers750$15.15$16.48$34,2806.1 %39-2021Nonfarm AnimalCaretakers8,400$9.77$10.79$22,4401.6 %39-3011GamingDealers(8)$8.01$11.88$24,7106.6 %39-3012Gaming andSports Book Writers andRunners910$11.06$12.25$25,4707.3 %39-3019Gaming ServiceWorkers, All Other260$11.47$12.09$25,1504.3 %39-3021Motion PictureProjectionists580$9.58$10.18$21,1701.5 %39-3031Ushers, LobbyAttendants, and TicketTakers4,950$8.36$9.02$18,7502.1 %39-3091Amusement andRecreation Attendants27,520$8.39$9.27$19,2901.2 %39-3092CostumeAttendants530$10.04$11.14$23,1704.0 %39-3093Locker Room,Coatroom, and DressingRoom Attendants1,400$10.33$11.06$23,0002.4 %39-4011Embalmers450$18.89$18.59$38,6804.4 %39-4021FuneralAttendants2,050$10.26$11.41$23,7403.4 %39-5011Barbers(8)$7.91$10.51$21,87028.5 %39-5012Hairdressers,Hairstylists, andCosmetologists23,660$11.30$13.00$27,0302.5 %39-5091Makeup Artists,Theatrical andPerformance50(8)(8)(8)(8)Page 29 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...39-5092Manicurists andPedicurists3,410$9.17$10.47$21,7802.9 %39-5093Shampooers1,060$8.70$8.86$18,4302.0 %39-5094Skin CareSpecialists1,860$11.96$14.73$30,6403.5 %39-6011Baggage Portersand Bellhops5,260$8.24$9.87$20,5402.4 %39-6012Concierges2,360$11.07$11.51$23,9401.8 %39-6021Tour Guides andEscorts1,690$13.80$14.50$30,1702.8 %39-6022TravelGuides650$14.65$16.73$34,8003.5 %39-6031FlightAttendants4,610(8)(8)(8)(8)39-6032TransportationAttendants, ExceptFlight Attendants and Baggage Porters2,330$11.20$12.04$25,0503.1 %39-9011Child CareWorkers34,710$8.90$9.45$19,6600.9 %39-9021Personal andHome Care Aides12,910$9.16$9.54$19,8301.3 %39-9031Fitness Trainersand AerobicsInstructors11,320$14.35$16.28$33,8702.6 %39-9032RecreationWorkers21,510$10.43$11.58$24,0801.2 %39-9041ResidentialAdvisors3,110$10.46$11.21$23,3101.7 %39-9099Personal Careand Service Workers,All Other10,760$9.64$10.54$21,9201.4 %Sales and Related OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)41-0000Sales andRelated Occupations931,370$12.40$17.72$36,8500.7 %Page 30 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...41-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofRetail Sales Workers69,320$18.10$20.44$42,5200.9 %41-1012First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofNon-Retail Sales Workers17,350$34.62$41.69$86,7001.4 %41-2011Cashiers222,710$8.44$8.83$18,3700.5 %41-2012Gaming ChangePersons and BoothCashiers160$9.80$11.05$22,9905.3 %41-2021Counter andRental Clerks25,320$10.76$12.01$24,9801.3 %41-2022PartsSalespersons12,810$12.15$13.30$27,6701.5 %41-2031RetailSalespersons253,100$10.82$12.93$26,9000.9 %41-3011AdvertisingSales Agents9,970$19.00$22.70$47,2102.5 %41-3021Insurance SalesAgents35,800$20.86$28.63$59,5403.5 %41-3031Securities,Commodities, and FinancialServices Sales Agents16,480$29.45$39.74$82,6603.7 %41-3041TravelAgents8,150$12.09$12.87$26,7802.5 %41-3099SalesRepresentatives, Services, AllOther74,910$21.21$26.11$54,3201.9 %41-4011SalesRepresentatives, Wholesale andManufacturing, Technical andScientific Products31,170$31.53$37.18$77,3301.9 %41-4012SalesRepresentatives, Wholesale andManufacturing, Except Technical andScientific Products83,100$22.48$27.21$56,5901.4 %41-9011Demonstratorsand Product Promoters3,940$11.98$13.60$28,2902.9 %41-9012Models30$7.99$11.02$22,91019.9 %41-9021Real EstateBrokers6,720$23.68$33.18$69,0105.2 %41-9022Real EstateSales Agents18,420$16.99$20.68$43,0202.4 %Page 31 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...41-9031SalesEngineers2,060$37.43$38.23$79,5202.8 %41-9041Telemarketers27,850$10.09$11.15$23,1901.9 %41-9091Door-to-DoorSales Workers, Newsand Street Vendors, and RelatedWorkers500$8.56$9.18$19,0904.2 %41-9099Sales andRelated Workers, All Other11,480$15.15$17.86$37,1402.4 %Office and Administrative Support OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)43-0000Office andAdministrative SupportOccupations1,455,980$13.52$14.57$30,3000.2 %43-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofOffice and Administrative SupportWorkers78,620$21.31$22.55$46,8900.5 %43-2011SwitchboardOperators, IncludingAnswering Service6,460$10.88$11.25$23,3901.1 %43-2021TelephoneOperators590$11.33$11.42$23,7602.8 %43-2099CommunicationsEquipmentOperators, All Other380$13.13$13.89$28,8902.6 %43-3011Bill and AccountCollectors31,340$14.71$15.28$31,7900.7 %43-3021Billing andPosting Clerks andMachine Operators21,880$14.30$14.74$30,6600.6 %43-3031Bookkeeping,Accounting, andAuditing Clerks105,580$15.19$15.70$32,6600.4 %43-3041Gaming CageWorkers(8)$11.79$12.38$25,7406.8 %Page 32 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...43-3051Payroll andTimekeeping Clerks8,840$15.69$15.95$33,1802.5 %43-3061ProcurementClerks4,570$15.29$15.46$32,1602.3 %43-3071Tellers29,660$11.81$12.17$25,3100.6 %43-4011BrokerageClerks2,410$16.89$17.72$36,8602.2 %43-4021CorrespondenceClerks680$14.41$14.46$30,0802.3 %43-4031Court,Municipal, and License Clerks7,320$15.05$15.77$32,8101.1 %43-4041CreditAuthorizers, Checkers, andClerks4,030$17.06$18.02$37,4902.3 %43-4051Customer ServiceRepresentatives160,740$13.66$14.24$29,6200.5 %43-4061EligibilityInterviewers, GovernmentPrograms3,390$16.49$16.99$35,3301.8 %43-4071FileClerks19,730$12.02$12.64$26,2801.2 %43-4081Hotel, Motel,and Resort Desk Clerks17,810$9.74$10.30$21,4300.9 %43-4111Interviewers,Except Eligibility andLoan21,310$13.25$13.56$28,2002.0 %43-4121LibraryAssistants, Clerical5,280$11.43$11.73$24,4101.0 %43-4131LoanInterviewers and Clerks14,880$15.91$16.37$34,0501.1 %43-4141New AccountsClerks5,730$13.67$13.94$28,9901.3 %43-4151OrderClerks20,950$12.63$13.21$27,4801.1 %43-4161Human ResourcesAssistants, ExceptPayroll and Timekeeping10,760$16.15$16.92$35,2002.1 %43-4171Receptionistsand Information Clerks74,720$11.82$12.09$25,1500.5 %43-4181Reservation andTransportation TicketAgents and Travel Clerks16,500$15.55$15.74$32,7503.2 %43-4199Information andRecord Clerks, All15,390$15.28$15.91$33,0900.6 %Page 33 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Other43-5011Cargo andFreight Agents7,710$14.15$15.17$31,5603.0 %43-5021Couriers andMessengers4,870$11.58$12.39$25,7801.5 %43-5031Police, Fire,and AmbulanceDispatchers6,330$17.01$18.04$37,5200.8 %43-5032Dispatchers,Except Police, Fire, andAmbulance9,870$15.48$16.94$35,2403.0 %43-5041Meter Readers,Utilities2,400$14.46$15.28$31,7901.2 %43-5051Postal ServiceClerks4,140$25.26$25.09$52,1901.1 %43-5052Postal ServiceMail Carriers19,570$25.10$23.57$49,0200.9 %43-5053Postal ServiceMail Sorters,Processors, and Processing MachineOperators8,610$25.25$24.18$50,2901.3 %43-5061Production,Planning, and ExpeditingClerks10,570$17.72$18.70$38,8900.9 %43-5071Shipping,Receiving, and TrafficClerks41,930$11.87$12.81$26,6500.7 %43-5081Stock Clerks andOrder Fillers163,570$9.79$10.67$22,1900.5 %43-5111Weighers,Measurers, Checkers, andSamplers, Recordkeeping5,380$12.71$13.02$27,0901.7 %43-6011ExecutiveSecretaries andAdministrative Assistants87,060$18.25$19.26$40,0600.4 %43-6012LegalSecretaries15,080$18.55$19.25$40,0301.5 %43-6013MedicalSecretaries18,360$13.18$13.43$27,9400.7 %43-6014Secretaries,Except Legal, Medical,and Executive145,310$13.58$13.97$29,0500.4 %43-9011ComputerOperators4,080$15.98$17.04$35,4401.3 %Page 34 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...43-9021Data EntryKeyers18,080$12.40$12.71$26,4400.6 %43-9022Word Processorsand Typists4,880$12.80$13.74$28,5801.5 %43-9031DesktopPublishers1,030$14.79$15.62$32,4802.7 %43-9041Insurance Claimsand PolicyProcessing Clerks12,270$14.90$15.69$32,6201.4 %43-9051Mail Clerks andMail MachineOperators, Except Postal Service(8)$11.45$11.78$24,5002.3 %43-9061Office Clerks,General148,910$11.44$12.06$25,0900.5 %43-9071Office MachineOperators, ExceptComputer3,700$11.86$12.67$26,3501.7 %43-9081Proofreaders andCopy Markers640$13.45$14.53$30,2303.2 %43-9111StatisticalAssistants420$16.44$17.22$35,8201.7 %43-9199Office andAdministrative SupportWorkers, All Other9,260$11.41$12.92$26,8804.2 %Farming, Fishing, andForestry OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)45-0000Farming,Fishing, and ForestryOccupations35,840$8.86$10.34$21,5101.5 %45-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofFarming, Fishing, and ForestryWorkers980$19.30$21.09$43,8602.5 %45-1012Farm LaborContractors320$16.25$17.54$36,4707.6 %45-2011AgriculturalInspectors530$16.90$18.79$39,0801.5 %Page 35 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...45-2021AnimalBreeders90$10.13$12.70$26,4208.2 %45-2041Graders andSorters, AgriculturalProducts3,980$8.19$8.49$17,6502.1 %45-2091AgriculturalEquipment Operators1,200$10.10$10.87$22,6103.7 %45-2092Farmworkers andLaborers, Crop,Nursery, and Greenhouse26,370$8.66$9.63$20,0202.0 %45-2093Farmworkers,Farm and RanchAnimals970$9.93$11.33$23,5703.2 %45-2099AgriculturalWorkers, All Other100$12.21$12.94$26,92012.6 %45-4011Forest andConservation Workers(8)$15.10$15.86$32,9907.3 %45-4021Fallers110$17.73$17.99$37,4305.9 %45-4022LoggingEquipment Operators880$14.52$14.83$30,8502.3 %45-4023Log Graders andScalers50$14.93$15.21$31,6303.2 %45-4029Logging Workers,All Other(8)$19.83$19.32$40,1805.8 %Construction and Extraction OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)47-0000Construction andExtractionOccupations339,350$16.04$17.71$36,8400.5 %47-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofConstruction Trades and ExtractionWorkers43,420$26.81$28.41$59,0901.2 %47-2011Boilermakers240$24.23$25.11$52,2204.9 %Page 36 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...47-2021Brickmasons andBlockmasons4,500$17.65$18.16$37,7802.0 %47-2022Stonemasons430$14.67$15.50$32,2406.5 %47-2031Carpenters40,930$16.24$17.15$35,6601.1 %47-2041CarpetInstallers1,220$15.20$18.31$38,0808.7 %47-2042Floor Layers,Except Carpet, Wood,and Hard Tiles970$15.28$17.02$35,4006.6 %47-2043Floor Sandersand Finishers(8)$15.52$14.73$30,6409.6 %47-2044Tile and MarbleSetters3,980$13.48$14.61$30,3803.3 %47-2051Cement Masonsand ConcreteFinishers9,520$15.09$15.75$32,7701.7 %47-2053Terrazzo Workersand Finishers240$15.27$14.82$30,8309.1 %47-2061ConstructionLaborers44,760$12.00$12.45$25,9100.8 %47-2071Paving,Surfacing, and TampingEquipment Operators2,810$14.50$15.31$31,8401.8 %47-2072Pile-DriverOperators450$19.36$21.34$44,4005.1 %47-2073OperatingEngineers and OtherConstruction Equipment Operators17,160$16.11$17.12$35,6001.0 %47-2081Drywall andCeiling Tile Installers6,200$16.05$15.83$32,9301.9 %47-2082Tapers280$17.34$18.29$38,0305.5 %47-2111Electricians32,010$18.26$19.11$39,7600.9 %47-2121Glaziers3,830$16.10$16.42$34,1602.3 %47-2131InsulationWorkers, Floor, Ceiling, andWall1,570$14.60$16.08$33,4504.7 %47-2132InsulationWorkers, Mechanical1,960$15.59$16.71$34,7503.9 %47-2141Painters,Construction and16,310$14.68$15.05$31,3101.8 %Page 37 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Maintenance47-2142Paperhangers(8)$13.25$13.43$27,93010.3 %47-2151Pipelayers3,760$14.80$15.57$32,3901.0 %47-2152Plumbers,Pipefitters, and Steamfitters23,200$17.48$18.07$37,5901.3 %47-2161Plasterers andStucco Masons2,980$17.36$18.10$37,6503.1 %47-2171Reinforcing Ironand Rebar Workers2,310$15.97$16.08$33,4402.0 %47-2181Roofers11,350$15.26$15.70$32,6601.2 %47-2211Sheet MetalWorkers6,210$17.40$17.77$36,9602.0 %47-2221Structural Ironand Steel Workers2,070$17.30$17.78$36,9903.3 %47-3011Helpers--Brickmasons,Blockmasons,Stonemasons, and Tile and MarbleSetters2,830$11.95$12.08$25,1301.6 %47-3012Helpers--Carpenters3,460$11.84$11.93$24,8102.0 %47-3013Helpers--Electricians9,230$12.51$12.68$26,3701.3 %47-3014Helpers--Painters,Paperhangers,Plasterers, and Stucco Masons1,110$10.35$10.94$22,7502.9 %47-3015Helpers--Pipelayers,Plumbers,Pipefitters, and Steamfitters4,450$12.35$12.63$26,2702.2 %47-3016Helpers--Roofers2,310$11.36$11.40$23,7102.0 %47-3019Helpers,Construction Trades, AllOther2,720$11.73$12.02$25,0001.8 %47-4011Construction andBuilding Inspectors6,400$24.73$25.66$53,3801.3 %47-4021ElevatorInstallers and Repairers1,700$20.63$23.28$48,4304.4 %47-4031FenceErectors1,430$12.42$14.08$29,2904.6 %47-4041HazardousMaterials Removal880$14.66$15.54$32,3204.5 %Page 38 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Workers47-4051HighwayMaintenance Workers2,790$13.63$14.70$30,5800.9 %47-4061Rail-TrackLaying and MaintenanceEquipment Operators440$22.75$22.35$46,5003.8 %47-4071Septic TankServicers and Sewer PipeCleaners1,100$12.68$13.70$28,5002.0 %47-4099Construction andRelated Workers, AllOther12,040$15.99$16.65$34,6301.1 %47-5012Rotary DrillOperators, Oil and Gas30$15.54$17.43$36,2508.2 %47-5021Earth Drillers,Except Oil and Gas780$15.30$15.86$32,9903.3 %47-5049Mining MachineOperators, All Other50$17.25$18.21$37,8807.0 %47-5051Rock Splitters,Quarry40$13.12$13.28$27,6304.9 %47-5081Helpers--ExtractionWorkers240$11.91$12.50$26,0104.9 %47-5099ExtractionWorkers, All Other(8)$17.43$18.69$38,8705.1 %Installation, Maintenance, and Repair OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)49-0000Installation,Maintenance, andRepair Occupations297,580$17.24$18.50$38,4700.4 %49-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofMechanics, Installers, andRepairers22,490$27.40$28.24$58,7400.9 %49-2011Computer,Automated Teller, andOffice Machine Repairers7,070$17.12$17.45$36,3001.5 %Page 39 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...49-2021RadioMechanics420$22.88$22.85$47,5203.3 %49-2022TelecommunicationsEquipmentInstallers and Repairers, Except LineInstallers10,530$22.56$21.70$45,1301.8 %49-2091AvionicsTechnicians1,210$23.81$23.70$49,3002.2 %49-2092Electric Motor,Power Tool, andRelated Repairers1,180$17.19$17.70$36,8103.1 %49-2093Electrical andElectronics Installersand Repairers, TransportationEquipment1,060$20.82$21.71$45,1602.1 %49-2094Electrical andElectronics Repairers,Commercial and Industrial Equipment5,390$22.15$21.68$45,0902.5 %49-2095Electrical andElectronics Repairers,Powerhouse, Substation, and Relay890$28.78$28.16$58,5601.3 %49-2096ElectronicEquipment Installers andRepairers, Motor Vehicles1,030$13.72$14.60$30,3703.1 %49-2097Electronic HomeEntertainmentEquipment Installers and Repairers3,190$15.52$16.37$34,0502.4 %49-2098Security andFire Alarm SystemsInstallers7,550$16.76$17.27$35,9301.5 %49-3011AircraftMechanics and ServiceTechnicians7,700$22.18$22.75$47,3101.7 %49-3021Automotive Bodyand RelatedRepairers5,770$17.62$19.02$39,5602.1 %49-3022Automotive GlassInstallers andRepairers730$18.86$19.27$40,0805.1 %49-3023AutomotiveService Technicians andMechanics37,590$17.12$17.93$37,2901.0 %49-3031Bus and TruckMechanics and DieselEngine Specialists9,760$19.53$20.23$42,0801.2 %Page 40 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...49-3041Farm EquipmentMechanics790$16.21$16.85$35,0504.4 %49-3042Mobile HeavyEquipment Mechanics,Except Engines4,210$19.67$20.36$42,3401.6 %49-3043Rail CarRepairers480$22.17$21.19$44,0803.9 %49-3051MotorboatMechanics2,320$18.87$18.79$39,0703.1 %49-3052MotorcycleMechanics1,040$16.46$16.85$35,0503.0 %49-3053Outdoor PowerEquipment and OtherSmall Engine Mechanics2,420$14.32$15.04$31,2901.7 %49-3091BicycleRepairers(8)$12.37$12.76$26,5405.2 %49-3092RecreationalVehicle ServiceTechnicians490$17.71$17.62$36,6502.5 %49-3093Tire Repairersand Changers5,140$10.58$11.27$23,4402.4 %49-9011Mechanical DoorRepairers850$15.03$15.74$32,7404.1 %49-9012Control andValve Installers andRepairers, Except Mechanical Door1,320$19.16$20.01$41,6302.4 %49-9021Heating, AirConditioning, andRefrigeration Mechanics and Installers22,220$17.89$18.63$38,7501.6 %49-9031Home ApplianceRepairers2,700$15.77$16.73$34,8003.5 %49-9041IndustrialMachinery Mechanics10,960$20.40$20.83$43,3301.0 %49-9042Maintenance andRepair Workers,General72,930$14.49$15.39$32,0200.5 %49-9043MaintenanceWorkers, Machinery2,380$15.87$16.79$34,9202.6 %49-9044Millwrights1,160$22.37$21.92$45,5902.7 %49-9051ElectricalPower-Line Installers andRepairers4,810$25.24$24.47$50,9001.1 %49-9052TelecommunicationsLine Installers9,810$22.39$21.42$44,5602.0 %Page 41 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...and Repairers49-9061Camera andPhotographic EquipmentRepairers(8)$16.00$16.21$33,7209.5 %49-9062MedicalEquipment Repairers2,630$17.70$19.04$39,6103.7 %49-9063MusicalInstrument Repairers andTuners(8)$13.70$14.79$30,7504.9 %49-9064WatchRepairers180$17.54$18.44$38,34011.3 %49-9069PrecisionInstrument and EquipmentRepairers, All Other470$23.29$22.12$46,0102.6 %49-9091Coin, Vending,and AmusementMachine Servicers and Repairers1,610$14.42$14.40$29,9502.4 %49-9092CommercialDivers200$18.83$20.50$42,6405.4 %49-9094Locksmiths andSafe Repairers1,510$14.60$16.37$34,06010.2 %49-9095ManufacturedBuilding and MobileHome Installers(8)$21.06$19.83$41,2407.2 %49-9096Riggers460$19.36$19.60$40,7703.0 %49-9097Signal and TrackSwitch Repairers220$23.80$25.11$52,2203.9 %49-9098Helpers--Installation,Maintenance,and Repair Workers7,720$10.33$10.96$22,7901.2 %49-9099Installation,Maintenance, and RepairWorkers, All Other12,130$14.02$14.81$30,8101.9 %Production OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)Page 42 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-0000ProductionOccupations281,130$13.55$15.00$31,2100.4 %51-1011First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofProduction and Operating Workers19,610$25.15$26.26$54,6200.6 %51-2011AircraftStructure, Surfaces, Rigging,and Systems Assemblers2,940$20.28$20.04$41,6802.1 %51-2021Coil Winders,Tapers, and Finishers300$14.20$14.74$30,6503.2 %51-2022Electrical andElectronic EquipmentAssemblers9,650$13.05$14.03$29,1801.5 %51-2023ElectromechanicalEquipmentAssemblers1,720$13.01$13.53$28,1401.7 %51-2031Engine and OtherMachine Assemblers960$17.26$17.09$35,5604.2 %51-2041Structural MetalFabricators and Fitters3,600$15.45$16.16$33,6002.5 %51-2091FiberglassLaminators and Fabricators2,520$14.40$14.41$29,9801.9 %51-2092TeamAssemblers27,160$11.70$12.34$25,6700.8 %51-2093Timing DeviceAssemblers, Adjusters,and Calibrators(8)$10.47$11.77$24,48010.7 %51-2099Assemblers andFabricators, All Other9,510$11.02$11.84$24,6201.6 %51-3011Bakers6,230$11.33$11.81$24,5602.1 %51-3021Butchers andMeat Cutters7,070$13.63$13.81$28,7201.8 %51-3022Meat, Poultry,and Fish Cutters andTrimmers2,690$12.66$12.77$26,5502.9 %51-3023Slaughterers andMeat Packers440$9.18$10.98$22,85011.7 %51-3091Food and TobaccoRoasting, Baking,and Drying Machine Operators andTenders220$10.85$12.28$25,5406.9 %51-3092FoodBatchmakers1,590$9.27$10.73$22,3202.7 %Page 43 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-3093Food CookingMachine Operators andTenders770$10.44$11.98$24,9202.7 %51-4011Computer-ControlledMachine ToolOperators, Metal and Plastic2,610$15.42$15.80$32,8701.8 %51-4012Numerical Tooland Process ControlProgrammers220$18.63$19.97$41,5505.0 %51-4021Extruding andDrawing MachineSetters, Operators, and Tenders, MetalandPlastic2,590$12.40$13.59$28,2603.9 %51-4022Forging MachineSetters, Operators,and Tenders, Metal and Plastic170$13.31$13.68$28,4605.9 %51-4023Rolling MachineSetters, Operators,and Tenders, Metal and Plastic(8)$13.64$13.89$28,9003.5 %51-4031Cutting,Punching, and Press MachineSetters, Operators, and Tenders, Metaland Plastic4,270$12.99$13.49$28,0601.4 %51-4032Drilling andBoring Machine ToolSetters, Operators, and Tenders, MetalandPlastic280$12.98$13.05$27,1403.1 %51-4033Grinding,Lapping, Polishing, andBuffing Machine Tool Setters,Operators, andTenders, Metal andPlastic1,540$13.26$13.77$28,6301.7 %51-4034Lathe andTurning Machine ToolSetters, Operators, and Tenders, MetalandPlastic570$14.66$14.87$30,9302.0 %51-4035Milling andPlaning Machine Setters,Operators, and Tenders, Metal andPlastic140$13.39$14.07$29,2603.4 %51-4041Machinists9,390$17.12$17.34$36,0601.7 %51-4051Metal-RefiningFurnace Operators andTenders230$13.76$14.31$29,7702.4 %Page 44 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-4052Pourers andCasters, Metal90$14.25$14.99$31,1806.2 %51-4062Patternmakers,Metal and Plastic70$14.32$15.65$32,5406.8 %51-4071Foundry Mold andCoremakers100$13.12$13.52$28,1302.9 %51-4072Molding,Coremaking, and CastingMachine Setters, Operators, andTenders,Metal and Plastic1,730$13.06$13.84$28,7901.9 %51-4081Multiple MachineTool Setters,Operators, and Tenders, Metal andPlastic1,080$14.06$14.32$29,7902.0 %51-4111Tool and DieMakers980$19.70$20.22$42,0601.8 %51-4121Welders,Cutters, Solderers, andBrazers11,420$16.58$17.22$35,8301.0 %51-4122Welding,Soldering, and BrazingMachine Setters, Operators, andTenders920$15.94$16.44$34,2002.6 %51-4191Heat TreatingEquipment Setters,Operators, and Tenders, Metal andPlastic190$13.20$13.89$28,8803.9 %51-4192Lay-Out Workers,Metal and Plastic280$15.68$16.05$33,3803.7 %51-4193Plating andCoating Machine Setters,Operators, and Tenders, Metal andPlastic610$11.72$13.04$27,1304.3 %51-4194Tool Grinders,Filers, and Sharpeners270$12.41$14.04$29,2104.4 %51-4199Metal Workersand Plastic Workers,All Other1,160$14.08$14.98$31,1602.9 %51-5011BinderyWorkers1,680$12.66$12.97$26,9702.2 %51-5012Bookbinders150$23.59$23.88$49,66025.8 %51-5021JobPrinters2,480$13.50$14.45$30,0504.2 %Page 45 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-5022PrepressTechnicians and Workers2,040$15.60$16.62$34,5802.4 %51-5023Printing MachineOperators7,720$14.41$15.34$31,9202.0 %51-6011Laundry andDry-Cleaning Workers12,680$8.98$9.44$19,6400.9 %51-6021Pressers,Textile, Garment, andRelated Materials3,670$9.33$9.66$20,0801.5 %51-6031Sewing MachineOperators6,170$10.30$11.26$23,4201.6 %51-6041Shoe and LeatherWorkers andRepairers200$11.38$12.28$25,5507.6 %51-6042Shoe MachineOperators and Tenders50$10.44$11.47$23,8607.0 %51-6051Sewers,Hand80$11.80$12.31$25,6003.1 %51-6052Tailors,Dressmakers, and CustomSewers1,810$11.24$12.50$25,9904.9 %51-6061TextileBleaching and Dyeing MachineOperators and Tenders90$9.38$11.83$24,61010.1 %51-6062Textile CuttingMachine Setters,Operators, and Tenders470$10.92$11.06$23,0002.2 %51-6063Textile Knittingand Weaving MachineSetters, Operators, and Tenders190$12.50$12.11$25,2004.3 %51-6064Textile Winding,Twisting, andDrawing Out Machine Setters,Operators, andTenders300$13.40$13.30$27,6605.0 %51-6091Extruding andForming MachineSetters, Operators, and Tenders,Synthetic and GlassFibers190$14.34$15.19$31,5905.2 %51-6092Fabric andApparel Patternmakers(8)$15.24$16.91$35,1706.8 %51-6093Upholsterers1,590$14.78$15.67$32,5804.1 %51-6099Textile,Apparel, and FurnishingsWorkers, All Other540$12.91$14.15$29,4306.4 %Page 46 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-7011Cabinetmakersand Bench Carpenters3,930$14.88$15.30$31,8302.0 %51-7021FurnitureFinishers730$13.71$14.37$29,8905.3 %51-7041Sawing MachineSetters, Operators,and Tenders, Wood1,270$12.20$12.75$26,5204.0 %51-7042WoodworkingMachine Setters,Operators, and Tenders, ExceptSawing1,770$12.51$13.11$27,2802.5 %51-7099Woodworkers, AllOther550$13.11$14.15$29,4302.7 %51-8011Nuclear PowerReactor Operators(8)$36.62$36.72$76,3704.5 %51-8012PowerDistributors and Dispatchers940$31.89$30.80$64,0702.7 %51-8013Power PlantOperators1,690$27.10$27.92$58,0802.8 %51-8021StationaryEngineers and BoilerOperators620$21.28$21.75$45,2402.8 %51-8031Water and LiquidWaste TreatmentPlant and System Operators5,740$20.39$20.92$43,5200.8 %51-8091Chemical Plantand System Operators800$21.16$20.79$43,2402.5 %51-8092Gas PlantOperators150$25.19$24.64$51,2605.2 %51-8093Petroleum PumpSystem Operators,Refinery Operators, and Gaugers140$22.09$22.21$46,2002.7 %51-8099Plant and SystemOperators, All Other530$20.20$20.50$42,6402.1 %51-9011ChemicalEquipment Operators andTenders760$19.73$19.39$40,3404.1 %51-9012Separating,Filtering, Clarifying,Precipitating, and Still MachineSetters,Operators, and Tenders1,170$12.16$14.40$29,9405.5 %51-9021Crushing,Grinding, and PolishingMachine Setters, Operators, andTenders1,550$13.75$14.81$30,8105.1 %Page 47 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-9022Grinding andPolishing Workers, Hand960$12.05$12.72$26,4603.9 %51-9023Mixing andBlending Machine Setters,Operators, and Tenders5,950$13.64$14.07$29,2601.4 %51-9031Cutters andTrimmers, Hand340$11.58$12.41$25,8204.4 %51-9032Cutting andSlicing Machine Setters,Operators, and Tenders1,450$14.24$15.27$31,7603.9 %51-9041Extruding,Forming, Pressing, andCompacting Machine Setters,Operators, andTenders2,950$13.67$13.99$29,0901.5 %51-9051Furnace, Kiln,Oven, Drier, and KettleOperators and Tenders400$15.30$15.84$32,9603.8 %51-9061Inspectors,Testers, Sorters, Samplers,and Weighers11,260$14.55$15.85$32,9701.6 %51-9071Jewelers andPrecious Stone and MetalWorkers1,710$14.91$16.13$33,5404.4 %51-9081DentalLaboratory Technicians3,230$15.92$16.88$35,1102.6 %51-9082MedicalAppliance Technicians1,010$16.24$18.22$37,8904.1 %51-9083OphthalmicLaboratory Technicians3,120$13.26$13.43$27,9302.0 %51-9111Packaging andFilling MachineOperators and Tenders11,030$11.60$12.72$26,4601.7 %51-9121Coating,Painting, and SprayingMachine Setters, Operators, andTenders2,890$13.81$14.39$29,9201.3 %51-9122Painters,Transportation Equipment2,950$18.17$18.84$39,1902.2 %51-9123Painting,Coating, and DecoratingWorkers1,960$12.00$12.22$25,4101.2 %51-9131PhotographicProcess Workers920$13.19$13.81$28,7204.1 %PhotographicProcessing MachinePage 48 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...51-9132Operators3,580$9.29$10.13$21,0801.6 %51-9141SemiconductorProcessors160$14.98$16.32$33,9503.5 %51-9191Cementing andGluing MachineOperators and Tenders220$11.22$12.08$25,1204.7 %51-9192Cleaning,Washing, and Metal PicklingEquipment Operators andTenders710$14.74$15.65$32,5604.1 %51-9193Cooling andFreezing EquipmentOperators and Tenders320$12.75$14.48$30,1204.5 %51-9194Etchers andEngravers540$12.56$14.10$29,3303.9 %51-9195Molders,Shapers, and Casters, ExceptMetal and Plastic1,680$13.89$14.36$29,8702.4 %51-9196Paper GoodsMachine Setters,Operators, and Tenders1,770$13.92$14.88$30,9503.1 %51-9197TireBuilders(8)$11.56$15.30$31,83019.0 %51-9198Helpers--ProductionWorkers11,660$11.14$11.60$24,1201.2 %51-9199ProductionWorkers, All Other4,560$11.71$12.68$26,3701.7 %Transportation and Material Moving OccupationstopWage EstimatesOccupationCodeOccupation Title (click on theoccupation title to view anoccupational profile)Employment(1)MedianHourlyMeanHourlyMeanAnnual(2)MeanRSE(3)53-0000Transportationand MaterialMoving Occupations412,170$12.61$14.91$31,0101.3 %53-1011Aircraft CargoHandling Supervisors210$18.66$20.59$42,8203.5 %53-1021First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofHelpers, Laborers, and Material6,680$21.30$22.62$47,0601.3 %Page 49 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Movers,Hand53-1031First-LineSupervisors/Managers ofTransportation and Material-MovingMachineand Vehicle Operators10,660$25.27$26.47$55,0601.0 %53-2011Airline Pilots,Copilots, and FlightEngineers2,600(4)(4)$148,94010.9 %53-2012CommercialPilots2,870(4)(4)$69,1504.2 %53-2021Air TrafficControllers1,950$55.53$50.96$106,0101.3 %53-2022AirfieldOperations Specialists(8)$22.21$22.40$46,6003.5 %53-3011AmbulanceDrivers and Attendants,Except Emergency MedicalTechnicians590$11.78$12.16$25,2903.8 %53-3021Bus Drivers,Transit and Intercity9,890$15.23$15.70$32,6503.5 %53-3022Bus Drivers,School18,480$11.60$12.00$24,9701.6 %53-3031Driver/SalesWorkers18,070$10.30$12.24$25,4602.6 %53-3032Truck Drivers,Heavy and Tractor-Trailer71,010$16.50$17.47$36,3401.0 %53-3033Truck Drivers,Light or DeliveryServices48,720$12.68$13.90$28,9001.2 %53-3041Taxi Drivers andChauffeurs7,010$9.83$10.63$22,1101.6 %53-3099Motor VehicleOperators, All Other7,350$10.81$12.33$25,6401.9 %53-4011LocomotiveEngineers870$23.47$23.78$49,4603.9 %53-4013Rail YardEngineers, DinkeyOperators, and Hostlers60$22.85$22.51$46,8105.9 %53-4021Railroad Brake,Signal, and SwitchOperators50$29.60$31.05$64,58011.1 %53-4031RailroadConductors and Yardmasters860$24.11$25.40$52,8202.7 %Page 50 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...53-5011Sailors andMarine Oilers3,050$16.16$17.81$37,0502.9 %53-5021Captains, Mates,and Pilots of WaterVessels3,420$22.59$36.74$76,43014.6 %53-5022MotorboatOperators280$13.77$15.73$32,7307.7 %53-5031ShipEngineers2,010$30.56$35.33$73,4805.1 %53-6011Bridge and LockTenders220$14.60$16.01$33,3102.6 %53-6021Parking LotAttendants12,300$8.43$9.02$18,7601.5 %53-6031Service StationAttendants920$10.41$11.40$23,7103.3 %53-6041TrafficTechnicians320$18.62$19.53$40,6302.2 %53-6051TransportationInspectors960$23.62$28.97$60,2607.3 %53-6099TransportationWorkers, All Other3,420$15.33$16.86$35,0703.9 %53-7011ConveyorOperators and Tenders480$15.01$14.73$30,6302.5 %53-7021Crane and TowerOperators2,430$19.82$20.70$43,0502.8 %53-7031DredgeOperators90$16.70$16.75$34,8404.0 %53-7032Excavating andLoading Machine andDragline Operators3,250$15.18$15.68$32,6101.7 %53-7041Hoist and WinchOperators150$14.32$15.87$33,0105.8 %53-7051Industrial Truckand Tractor Operators20,550$13.16$13.85$28,8000.9 %53-7061Cleaners ofVehicles and Equipment17,950$9.38$10.33$21,4801.3 %53-7062Laborers andFreight, Stock, andMaterial Movers, Hand88,020$10.46$11.37$23,6600.9 %53-7063Machine Feedersand Offbearers4,600$13.22$13.20$27,4602.8 %53-7064Packers andPackagers, Hand29,780$9.57$10.27$21,3601.4 %53-7071Gas Compressorand Gas Pumping(8)$15.09$16.65$34,62010.8 %Page 51 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...About May 2009 National,State, Metropolitan, and Nonmetropolitan Area Occupational Employment andWageEstimates(1) Estimates for detailed occupations do not sum to the totals because the totals include occupations not shownseparately. Estimates do not include self-employed workers.(2) Annual wages have been calculated by multiplying thehourly mean wage by a "year-round, full-time" hours figureof 2,080 hours; for those occupations where there is not anhourly mean wage published,the annual wage has beendirectly calculated from the reported survey data.(3) The relative standard error (RSE) is a measure of the reliability of a survey statistic. The smaller the relative standarderror, the more precise the estimate.(4) Wages for some occupations that do not generally workyear-round, full time, are reported either as hourly wages orannual salaries depending on how they are typically paid.(5) This wage is equal to or greater than $80.00 per hour or $166,400 per year.(8) Estimates not released.topFlorida's metropolitan and nonmetropolitan area estimates:Bradenton-Sarasota-Venice,FLStation Operators53-7072Pump Operators,Except WellheadPumpers450$17.47$19.36$40,2704.7 %53-7081Refuse andRecyclable MaterialCollectors4,680$13.67$14.11$29,3501.7 %53-7121Tank Car, Truck,and Ship Loaders360$18.06$19.52$40,5906.2 %53-7199Material MovingWorkers, All Other2,160$16.82$17.60$36,6008.0 %Page 52 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...CapeCoral-Fort Myers, FLDeltona-DaytonaBeach-Ormond Beach, FLFortLauderdale-Pompano Beach-Deerfield Beach, FL Metropolitan DivisionFort WaltonBeach-Crestview-Destin, FLGainesville, FLJacksonville,FLLakeland-WinterHaven, FLMiami-FortLauderdale-Pompano Beach, FLMiami-MiamiBeach-Kendall, FL Metropolitan DivisionNaples-Marco Island,FLOcala,FLOrlando-Kissimmee,FLPalmBay-Melbourne-Titusville, FLPalm Coast, FLPanamaCity-Lynn Haven, FLPensacola-FerryPass-Brent, FLPort St. Lucie,FLPuntaGorda, FLSebastian-VeroBeach, FLTallahassee, FLTampa-St.Petersburg-Clearwater, FLWest Palm Beach-BocaRaton-Boynton Beach, FL Metropolitan DivisionNorthwest Floridanonmetropolitan areaNortheast Floridanonmetropolitan areaSouth Floridanonmetropolitan areaMay 2009 NationalOccupational Employment and Wage EstimatesMay 2009 StateOccupational Employment and Wage EstimatesMay 2009 Metropolitanand Nonmetropolitan Area Occupational Employment and WageEstimatesMay 2009 NationalIndustry-Specific Occupational Employment and Wage EstimatesList of Occupations inSOC Code Number OrderList of Occupations inAlphabetical OrderDownload May 2009Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates in Zipped ExcelfilesTechnicalnotesPage 53 of 54Florida - May 2009 OES State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates11/18/2010http://fdms.erulemaking.net/fdms-web-agency/ContentViewer?objectId=0900006480b96fdf&disposition=inline&contentType...Freedom of Information Act|Privacy & SecurityStatement|Disclaimers|Customer Survey|ImportantWeb Site NoticesU.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics | Division of Occupational Employment Statistics, PSB Suite2135, 2 Massachusetts Avenue, NE Washington, DC 20212-0001www.bls.gov/OES| Telephone: 1-202-691-6569 |ContactOESLast Modified Date:April 6, 2010ToolsAreasat a GlanceIndustries at aGlanceEconomicNews ReleasesDatabases &TablesMapsCalculatorsInflationLocationQuotientInjury And IllnessHelpHelp& TutorialsAto Z IndexFAQsGlossaryAbout BLSContact UsInfoWhat's NewCareers @ BLSFind It! 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