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The average pay for a Boring Machine Operator (Woodworking) is CNY 100,666, which is CNY 48.40 an hour in China. The average salary range for a Boring Machine Operator (Woodworking) is between CNY 74,090 and CNY 119,591. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Boring Machine Operator (Woodworking).
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CNY 107,866 USD
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Sets up and operates single- or multiple-spindle boring machine to bore holes in wooden parts: examines blueprints, drawings, samples, or written specifications to ascertain size, type, and setting of boring tools, stops, jigs, and guides to be used. Inserts specified number and size bits in chucks of boring heads according to location specified for holes in stock. Adjusts spindle locations and stops to regulate spacing and depth of bore, using rule or template and wrenches. Turns handwheels to move table and guides to center stock under bits and regulate depth of bore. Starts machine, places wood on table against guides, and moves lever or depresses pedal to activate pneumatic clamps that hold stock in place and to engage wood with rotating bits. Measures location and depth of holes and compares measurements with work order and pattern specifications to verify accuracy of machine setup. Stacks bored material on handtruck and attaches work ticket where specified. Cleans machine, using airhose and rags. May be designated according to machine operated as boring-machine operator, double end; boring-machine operator, horizontal; boring-machine operator, vertical; cluster-bore operator; gang-bore operator. May operate boring machine to bore, ream, and countersink bungholes in barrels and be designated bunghole borer.
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The average salary of boring machine operator (woodworking) in China is ¥100,666. The average salary of boring machine operator (woodworking) in California is $53,020. The average salary of boring machine operator (woodworking) in United States is $46,226. Explore the average salaries for boring machine operator (woodworking) in other locations below.
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ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Boring Machine Operator (Woodworking) is CNY 100,666 per year or CNY 48.40 per hour in China, which is 1% lower than the national average. Top earners have reported making up to CNY 119,591. However, the typical pay range in China, is between CNY 74,090 and CNY 119,591 annually.
Boring Machine Operator (Woodworking) is projected to see 18.9% salary growth in 5 years.
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