CONTROLLED CONTAMINATION SERVICES

PERM salary data: 341 certified positions, FY2023–FY2026.

341
certified PERM positions
$35,360
Median pay
$31,429
25th pct
$41,600
75th pct
$41,600
90th pct
$25,418
10th pct
Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid; counts are filings, not people. Not legal, financial, or career advice. See our disclaimer & terms.
Data: DOL PERM filings FY2023–FY2026 (through June 2026) · Page updated October 2026
$29,390
Median prevailing wage

Sponsorship score: 43 / 100 — Moderate sponsor

High denial risk

How consistently this employer sponsors foreign workers, from public DOL filings. Score = volume (40) + trend (20) + denial rate (20) + consistency (10) + H-1B-to-PERM conversion (10). Full formula →

0
H-1B LCA filings
341
PERM certifications
16.6%
PERM denial rate
0 of 4
Years filing
0.00
PERM per H-1B filing

Components: volume 20 · trend 10 · denial 13 · consistency 0 · conversion 0. FY24 → FY25 filings falling (-3%); FY26 is partial and not scored. Counts are filings, not people. Scores describe filing history only — they are not a prediction about any individual case.

$25,418$35,360 median$41,600

Quarterly median offered wage 2022-Q4 → 2025-Q3 · ▲ 32.4%

2022-Q4: $31,429 (2 positions)2023-Q1: $31,429 (4 positions)2023-Q2: $25,418 (16 positions)2023-Q3: $23,733 (25 positions)2023-Q4: $32,947 (91 positions)2024-Q1: $27,456 (35 positions)2024-Q2: $35,360 (68 positions)2024-Q3: $30,160 (1 positions)2024-Q4: $41,600 (55 positions)2025-Q2: $35,360 (39 positions)2025-Q3: $41,600 (73 positions)2022-Q42025-Q3$44,280$21,053

Top roles at CONTROLLED CONTAMINATION SERVICES

RolePositionsMedian
Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners
37-2011
314$33,363

Top worksite states

StatePositionsMedian
California155$35,360
Nevada71$41,600
Washington60$37,440
Maryland34$33,280
Massachusetts24$29,640
New York24$30,160
North Carolina15$23,733
New Jersey14$32,947
Pennsylvania12$24,960
What is this? Before sponsoring a worker for a green card, a U.S. employer must obtain a certified PERM labor certification from the Department of Labor. These are the offered wages on certified PERM applications — not verified salaries paid. About PERM data →

Estimates from public U.S. Department of Labor records — wages are employer-attested offered wages, not verified salaries paid. Not legal, financial, or career advice. Full disclaimer