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Class B Water & Wastewater Operator Jobs in Texas

TL;DR: 14 open Class b water & wastewater operator jobs in Texas as of Oct 30, 2026. Median posted pay is $29.83/hr across 13 postings that list pay. Each listing shows the TCEQ license class and links to the employer’s own posting.

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Class B roles are senior and lead operator seats, often running a shift or a plant with little supervision.

14 open jobs · updated Oct 30, 2026

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How much do Class B operators make in Texas?

Across 13 Texas postings on our board that ask for or accept a TCEQ Class B and list pay, the median is $29.83/hr (about $62,100/yr), ranging from $19.65/hr to $41.47/hr, as of Oct 30, 2026. Pay depends on the city, the seat and your other licenses.

What is the difference between a Class D and Class C license?

Class D is TCEQ’s entry license: diploma or GED, Basic Water Operations training and no experience. Class C needs two years of experience (one hands-on) plus track courses. In our Oct 30, 2026 data, Class D postings have a median of $22.23/hr (20 postings) and Class C $25.72/hr (20).

How do I get a water operator license in Texas?

Texas licenses are issued by TCEQ. For a Class D water license you need a high school diploma or GED, the approved Basic Water Operations training and a passing exam score of at least 70%. No work experience is required. Then you log hands-on hours toward Class C, B and A.

Where are the water operator jobs in Texas?

As of Oct 30, 2026, our board lists 65 open Texas water and wastewater operator jobs from 36 public employers in 36 cities. The most openings are in Denton (7), Laredo (4), Rowlett (4), Victoria (4), Waco (3). Every listing links to the employer’s own posting so you can apply directly.

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