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The average pay for a Observer Helper Seismic Prospecting is BSD 49,023, which is BSD 23.57 an hour in Bahamas. The average salary range for a Observer Helper Seismic Prospecting is between BSD 34,610 and BSD 59,416. On average, a High School is the highest level of education for a Observer Helper Seismic Prospecting.
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Performs any combination of following tasks in seismic prospecting for petroleum-bearing rock strata: drives equipment truck to work sites. Unloads and carries explosives and seismometers to designated locations on terrain. Unreels and connects electrical cables between seismometers and recording equipment in truck. Guides drill pipe and casing into shotholes. Loads shotholes with explosives. Runs water or pours sand into shotholes to tamp charge. Washes printed seismograph records with solutions. Repairs automotive and prospecting equipment. May be designated according to specific duty performed as prospecting-driller helper; shooter helper, seismograph.
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The average salary of observer helper seismic prospecting in Bahamas is $49,023. The average salary of observer helper seismic prospecting in California is $88,529. The average salary of observer helper seismic prospecting in United States is $78,052. Explore the average salaries for observer helper seismic prospecting in other locations below.
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ERI's data indicated that, on average, a Observer Helper Seismic Prospecting is BSD 49,023 per year or BSD 23.57 per hour in Bahamas, which is equal to the national average. Top earners have reported making up to BSD 59,416. However, the typical pay range in Bahamas, is between BSD 34,610 and BSD 59,416 annually.
Observer Helper Seismic Prospecting is projected to see 20.8% salary growth in 5 years.
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