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How much does a Mineral and Metal Processing Operator make in Edmonton, Alberta?

Mineral and Metal Processing Operator in Edmonton – $81,411 to $142,085 annually.

Average base salary
$55.80 /hour
Pays above Edmonton Average Weekly : $2,232 Monthly : $9,672 Yearly : $116,064

National Average $44.50 /hour Salary & tax breakdown
Average cost of living
$1,999 /month
for a single person who rents in Edmonton

Cost of living breakdown
Last Updated: November 19, 2025

What does a Mineral and Metal Processing Operator do?

As a Mineral and Metal Processing Operator, you'll play a crucial role in transforming raw materials into essential products that power our world. You'll operate and monitor advanced machinery to process mineral ores, metals, or cement, ensuring everything runs smoothly and efficiently. Your expertise will be vital in places like copper, lead, and zinc refineries, uranium processing plants, steel mills, and more. This role offers a dynamic environment where your skills contribute to the backbone of modern industry, making a tangible impact every day.

Related Skills:

Emergency Response Machinery Operation Training and Development Report Preparation Data Analysis

Core Skills

Emergency Response Monitoring and Observation

Technical Skills

Machinery Operation Process Control

Additional

Training and Development

Foundational Skills

Report Preparation

Analytical Skills

Data Analysis

Resource Management

Shift Management

Interpersonal Skills

Team Coordination
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20,000 Canadian salary reported, updated November 19, 2025 (data source: open.canada.ca).