What is the salary of an Erosion Control Inspector? In the United States, an Erosion Control Inspector earns an average salary of $52,778. The salary range for an Erosion Control Inspector is usually between $26,820 and $59,310 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $71,178. The highest Erosion Control Inspector salary in the United States was $89,587. The average hourly pay for an Erosion Control Inspector is $25.37.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Erosion Control Inspector salary are Colorado, with an average salary of $78,556, followed by Idaho, with an average salary of $61,672, and Wisconsin, with an average salary of $56,371. Employers paying the highest salary for an Erosion Control Inspector job are Douglas County (CO), City of Boise (ID) and City of Appleton (WI).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Douglas County, CO | $63,266 |
City of Boise, ID | $57,252 |
City of Appleton, WI | $54,357 |
City of Newnan, GA | $52,643 |
City of McKinney, TX | $39,777 |
City of Topeka, KS | $14,299 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Colorado | $78,556 | 4 |
Georgia | $55,091 | 1 |
Idaho | $61,672 | 1 |
Kansas | $47,558 | 1 |
Louisiana | $26,899 | 1 |
New Jersey | $44,670 | 5 |
Texas | $49,587 | 4 |
Wisconsin | $56,371 | 1 |