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Office Machine Operator resume

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Also called braille duplicating machine operator, business machine operator, check writing machine operator and clerical offset duplicating machine operator.

$40,960
Median pay a year
25,130
People do this work
6
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  • Operating office equipment
  • Adjusting office equipment
  • Compiling data or documentation
  • Cleaning facilities and equipment
  • Maintaining office equipment
  • Reading work orders
  • Monitoring equipment operation
  • Attaching identification information
  • Sorting materials or products
  • Calculating costs of goods or services
  • Delivering items
  • Storing records or materials

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Office Machine Operator

Summary

Office machine operator using photocopiers, scanners, and printers to complete tasks by reading job orders, sorting and assembling work, and ensuring machine quality and operation

Experience

Office Machine Operator

Where you worked

Month Year to Month Year
  • Operated office machines like photocopiers, scanners, and printers
  • Read job orders to know what work to do and what materials to use
  • Sorted, assembled, and proofed completed work for accuracy
  • Set up and adjusted machines for speed and quality of copies
  • Monitored machine operation and made adjustments as needed
  • Cleaned machines and reported any major repair needs

Skills

Hands-On Work
Operating office equipment, Adjusting office equipment, Cleaning facilities and equipment
Checking & Planning
Compiling data or documentation, Attaching identification information, Sorting materials or products, Calculating costs of goods or services
Core Skills
Reading work orders, Monitoring equipment operation, Maintaining office equipment

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On site, Remote

Education

  • High School Diploma
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  • Delivered completed work to clients, ensuring timely and accurate fulfillment of job orders.
  • Sorted and proofed completed work to ensure accuracy and quality standards

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Delivered completed work to clients several times each day, ensuring timely and accurate fulfillment of job orders

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Several times each dayDaily for multiple clientsOften at the end of shifts

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Sorted and proofed completed work to ensure accuracy and quality standards

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Fewer errors in final productsFaster turnaround for clientsHigher client satisfaction ratings

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The work itself

What an Office Machine Operator does

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Operate one or more of a variety of office machines, such as photocopying, photographic, and duplicating machines, or other office machines.

What it pays

How much does an Office Machine Operator make?

Annual pay across the United States. The middle figure is the median: half earn less than that, and half earn more.

25th percentile$36,090
Median$40,960
75th percentile$47,910

About 25,130 people do this work in the United States.

What it pays in each state
State25th percentileMedian75th percentile
AK$28,760$56,010$69,300
AR$32,930$36,520$38,550
AZ$31,970$32,060$39,790
CA$41,190$47,150$57,250
CO$41,690$46,860$55,650
CT$34,210$37,790$49,530
DC$40,980$41,460$53,670
DE$37,270$39,200$43,960
FL$35,910$38,330$45,140
GA$34,430$36,730$45,570
HI$36,630$38,170$45,410
IA$34,910$41,330$48,540
IL$39,500$44,360$47,930
IN$34,510$37,860$45,070
KS$34,910$39,050$42,510
KY$34,500$38,640$48,060
LA$27,040$36,960$49,090
MA$43,200$47,470$55,570
MD$34,380$35,670$47,130
ME$40,230$45,240$52,560
MI$32,660$36,880$45,170
MN$38,560$45,890$51,420
MO$35,460$37,760$45,990
MS$34,020$34,640$39,390
MT$31,070$44,260$48,080
NC$37,630$44,480$46,450
NE$37,110$38,820$41,150
NH$31,030$32,590$36,240
NJ$36,400$39,360$45,760
NM$30,220$35,140$45,020
NV$40,410$45,330$50,420
NY$38,650$45,740$48,870
OH$31,320$38,380$46,010
OK$31,200$34,810$39,240
OR$40,290$42,910$49,250
PA$30,420$36,720$43,680
PR$21,960$24,480$35,580
RI$36,270$45,560$59,570
SC$21,350$33,870$39,490
TN$34,630$40,740$47,670
TX$29,780$37,060$45,140
UT$28,890$36,360$48,400
VA$34,980$41,920$49,050
VT$40,220$48,380$53,540
WA$42,860$46,290$54,180
WI$38,690$39,890$53,130
WV$39,210$43,140$48,480
WY$33,060$37,470$49,460

Other names

Other names for this job

braille duplicating machine operator, business machine operator, check writing machine operator, clerical offset duplicating machine operator, coin machine operator, coin rolling machine operator, coin wrapping machine operator, collating machine operator, collator operator, compotype operator, copy center operator, copy machine operator.

More names for this work

copy operator, dexigraph operator, ditto machine operator, duplicating machine operator, dupligraph operator, embossing machine operator, graphotype operator, key operator, line o scribe operator, machine operator, microfiche camera operator, microfilm camera operator, microfilm machine operator, microfilm operator, mimeograph operator, multigraph operator, multilith operator, office machine embossograph operator, offset duplicating machine operator, photocopy operator, photocopying machine operator, photographic machine operator, photostat operator, printing sign machine operator, proof machine operator, proof operator, recordak operator, scanning equipment operator, service center operator, service operator, set o type operator, ticket machine operator, transit proof machine operator, xerox machine operator, office machine operators except computer, braille coder, check embosser, copy and print associate, copy associate, copy center associate, copy center clerk, copy center specialist, copy room technician, copy technician, document photographer, document scanner, duplicator, graphics production specialist.

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  • Office Machine Operator

    Already yours: Operating office equipment, Compiling data or documentation, Cleaning facilities and equipment

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    Median pay$40,960 a year

    What you have not done yet. Maintaining office equipment, Monitoring equipment operation, Attaching identification information

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  • Compiling data or documentation
  • Cleaning facilities and equipment
  • Reading work orders

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This page is about the occupation Office Machine Operators, Except Computer. What this job involves and what it is made of come from O*NET 30.3, the US Department of Labor's occupation database, refreshed July 2026; Rung writes those records into the plain sentences you see. Pay comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics OEWS release for 2025. How Rung handles accuracy is on the accuracy page, and the full data credits are on the credits page.