**Job Description & Duties** All transportation workers not listed separately.

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**Types of Transportation Worker**

* Refueler

* Fueler

* Cable Ferryboat Operator

* Elevator Operator

* Check Pilot

In the United States, there were 38,000 jobs for Transportation Worker in 2016. New jobs are being produced at a rate of 8.4% which is above the national average. The Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts 3,200 new jobs for Transportation Worker by 2026. Due to new job openings and attrition, there will be an average of 4,800 job openings in this field each year.

The states with the most job growth for Transportation Worker are **Utah, Washington, and Nevada**. Watch out if you plan on working in **Wisconsin, South Dakota, or Rhode Island**. These states have the worst job growth for this type of profession.

The average yearly salary of a Transportation Worker ranges between $22,150 and $70,910.

Transportation Workers who work in **Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, or Utah**, make the highest salaries.

State Annual Mean Salary $29,220 $44,960 $36,400 $28,970 $51,080 $36,400 $39,520 $47,050 $37,260 $33,610 $40,400 $28,060 $34,370 $30,070 $29,480 $33,150 $25,930 $27,150 $33,370 $48,560 $38,940 $30,810 $31,620 $25,590 $30,970 $38,390 $45,200 $30,450 $36,120 $26,410 $32,180 $44,160 $34,940 $40,400 $47,710 $31,000 $42,210 $36,400 $45,530 $42,840 $30,750 $29,440 $37,260 **Transportation Workers Sector**

The table below shows the approximate number of Transportation Workers employed by various industries.

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