Structural Iron and Steel Workers Salary in Colorado
Find out how your pay in Colorado:
- Compares to surrounding states
- Ranks in the US
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Salary for Workers in Colorado vs. surrounding states
Blue areas make more money than Colorado.
Red areas make less money than Colorado.
Colorado pays more than most surrounding states.
| Area | Annual Avg. Pay | Hourly Avg. Pay |
|---|---|---|
| New Mexico | $3,910 more/yr | $1.88 more/hr |
| Colorado | $56,280.00/yr | $27.06/hr |
| Wyoming | $1,250 less/yr | $0.60 less/hr |
| Utah | $6,770 less/yr | $3.26 less/hr |
| Arizona | $6,910 less/yr | $3.33 less/hr |
| Kansas | $7,070 less/yr | $3.40 less/hr |
| Nebraska | $8,000 less/yr | $3.85 less/hr |
| Texas | $10,030 less/yr | $4.82 less/hr |
| Oklahoma | $13,060 less/yr | $6.28 less/hr |
How salary for workers in Colorado ranks in the US
The average pay for workers in Colorado is $56,280 per year, or $27.06 per hour.
Colorado pays workers $16,660 (42%) more per year than Mississippi, the lowest paid state ($39,620) in the US.
Colorado pays workers $30,750 (35.3%) less per year than New Jersey, the highest paid state ($87,030) in the US.
Data from the May 2020 Occupational Employment and Wages Statistics program, conducted by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
February 1, 2022