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Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors in Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX

Employers filed 15 applications covering 15 positions for this role here, at a median of $134,389 a year. 11 of those state a minimum and no maximum — a Labor Condition Application commits an employer to a floor, not to a salary.

What the government requires here

The prevailing wage for Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors in Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX, wage year 2025-26 — the four levels an employer must meet depending on the experience the role demands.

LevelWho it is forA year
Level IEntry: a role needing basic understanding and close supervision$84,947
Level IIQualified: some experience, moderate supervision$109,658
Level IIIExperienced: sound understanding, limited supervision$134,389
Level IVFully competent: judgement, may supervise others$159,099

Who filed, and at what

EmployerLevelFilingsPositionsMedian
Trinity Consultants, Inc. Level I 22 $98,848
American Jereh International Corporation Level I 11 $84,947
AUDUBON COMPANIES LLC Level II 11 $125,000
Bechtel Energy Inc. Level IV 11 $250,824
Covestro LLC Level III 11 $154,725
DEKRA Services, Inc. Level III 11 $134,389
DMV USA Inc. Level I 11 $102,794
EVONIK CORPORATION Level II 11 $109,658
EVONIK CORPORATION Level III 11 $134,389
Rectorseal, LLC Level III 11 $140,400
SIS-TECH Solutions, LP Level III 11 $153,615
Viking Engineering, LC Level III 11 $155,000
Ascend Performance Materials Operations LLC Level II 11 $125,614
Wood Group USA, Inc. Level I 11 $90,896

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Source: OFLC disclosure data and prevailing wage library, US Department of Labor (public domain). Figures are what employers filed, not what they paid.