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Continuous mining machine operator salary in Arizona: $60,880 a year

What continuous mining machine operators earn in Arizona, from the 2025 federal wage survey: 12th of 27 states and 2% below the U.S. median. Starting pay, the paycheck, the states around it and the jobs next to this one.

Arizona at a glance

Median pay, the state’s place among the states, and how many people do the work here.

$60,880median a year in Arizona
#12 of 27 states · −2% vs U.S. $61,810
2,850 employed in Arizona · 20.4% of all U.S. jobs in the work

Starting pay to top pay in Arizona

Where most start, the middle, and the best-paid tenth — against the same points for the U.S.

$49,180starting pay (10th)
$60,880median
$78,660top 10% earn over

Arizona U.S.: $46,770 – $86,210

Arizona and its neighbouring states

Neighbouring states on the map, not in the ranking — the move people actually weigh.

Medianvs Arizona
Arizona $60,880 #12
United States $61,810 —
Nevada $85,590 +$24,710
California $62,790 +$1,910
Utah $59,420 −$1,460
New Mexico $48,900 −$11,980

The median paycheck in Arizona

$60,880 a year before tax. Federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare take $9,783 of it (16.1%) at 2026 rates.

  • A month $4,258 $5,073 before tax
  • Every two weeks $1,965 $2,342 before tax
  • A week $983 $1,171 before tax
  • A year $51,097 $60,880 before tax
  • Take-home $51,097
  • Federal income tax $5,126
  • Social Security $3,775
  • Medicare $883

A single filer taking the standard deduction, before state and local income taxes and before deductions such as retirement or health insurance. Some public employees, many teachers among them, pay into a state pension instead of Social Security. Rates: IRS, Rev. Proc. 2025-32: tax year 2026 inflation adjustments, SSA, 2026 Cost-of-Living Adjustment Fact Sheet.

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Continuous mining machine operator pay in Arizona: questions people ask

What is the average continuous mining machine operator salary in Arizona?

The median is $60,880 a year: half of the 2,850 continuous mining machine operators in Arizona earn more, half less. The lowest-paid tenth earn under $49,180, the best-paid tenth over $78,660.

What is the starting salary for continuous mining machine operators in Arizona?

Most start around $49,180 a year — the pay of the lowest-paid tenth.

What rank is Arizona for continuous mining machine operator pay?

12th of 27 states. Minnesota pays the most, $90,820.

Do continuous mining machine operators earn more in Arizona or Nevada?

Arizona: $60,880 against $85,590 in Nevada — $24,710 less a year.

How much is a continuous mining machine operator paycheck in Arizona?

At the median, about $4,258 a month after federal income tax, Social Security and Medicare, from $5,073 before tax — for a single filer, before state income tax.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, 2025, state estimates. bls.gov/oes “BLS.gov cannot vouch for the data or analyses derived from these data after the data have been retrieved from BLS.gov.”