Salary for Log Graders and Scalers

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Log graders and Scalers make the most money in Washington, but the US average salary isn't far behind. Log Graders and Scalers have an important job grading logs or estimating the market content value of pulpwood or logs in a log deck, millpond or a sorting yard. Mathematics, clerical, product and processing and management skills are all qualities needed to work as a log grader and scaler. At least two years combined on-the-job training and formal education is needed. Many apprenticeships programs are available to fulfill this need.

A Log Grader or Scaler can expect a wage between $25,910 and $54,430 depending on the level of experience. can get a compensation of thirty-eight thousand nine hundred and fourty dollars per year.

are compensated at the highest average salary in Washington, where they can earn a compensation of close to about $48,560. People working these jobs have the highest average potential salary in Administrative, Support and Waste Management Services, which has an average salary rate of $47,650.

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