Where do process technicians make the most money?

The average salary for a process technician is $37,000 a year. Conversely, the lowest-paid process technicians work for Fanfare Media Works at $19,000 a year. Other factors such as company and location also impact how much a process technician can make.

Highest-Paying Companies for Process Technicians:

• ExxonMobil averages $88,484 a year (range: $52K - $150K)

• Dow averages $86,992 a year (range: $54K - $164K)

• Corning averages $64,750 a year (range: $52K - $68K)

• DuPont averages $61,355 a year (range: $44K - $75K)

• Intel Corporation averages $61,442 a year (range: $47K - $82K)

• Tate Lyle averages $61,632 a year (range: $54K - $108K)

• Shell averages $86,743 a year (range: $82K - $123K)

• Valero Energy averages $86,852 a year (range: $47K - $130K)

• Goodyear averages $67,922 a year (range: $54K - $80K).

• Olin averages $76,127 a year (range: $70K - $89K)

Highest-Paying States for Process Control Technicians:

• Hawaii averages $62,883 a year ($30.23 an hour)

• Oregon averages $59,485 a year ($28.60 an hour)

• New Mexico averages $58,684 a year ($28.21 an hour)

• Washington averages $56,721 a year ($27.27 an hour)

• California averages $55,678 a year ($26.77 an hour)