Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants (SOC 39-3093) earn a median $36,300 a year ($17.45 an hour) in the United States, with 15,560 employed as of May 2025; the highest-paying state is Hawaii.

What locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants do

These attendants supply personal items to patrons in locker rooms, dressing rooms, and coatrooms. In athletic or bathing establishments they hand out dressing rooms, locker space, or clothing containers, and they supply towels and sheets to clients of public baths, steam rooms, and restrooms. They confirm that supplies are stocked and reorder when low, keep a lost-and-found, and clean floors and locker rooms. They also monitor how patrons use the facility so that rules are followed and order and safety are maintained, answer questions about costs, availability, policies, and procedures, and pass guest problems or complaints to supervisors. Titles listed include bath attendant, bathhouse attendant, bath steward, and athletic equipment manager. The work centers on one room or counter and the people using it, which separates it from general building cleaning.

Typical entry: O*NET respondents most often report a high school diploma or equivalent as the usual education level (about 65 percent).

Also called: Area Attendant, Athletic Equipment Manager, Attendant, Bath Attendant, Bath Steward.

National wage percentiles, May 2025

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: US hourly and annual wage percentiles, mean and employment, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmployment
10th25thMedian75th90th
United StatesHourly$12.79$15.00$17.45$21.10$26.09$18.4915,560
Annual$26,590$31,200$36,300$43,880$54,260$38,460
$0$20k$40k$60k10th10th: $26,590$26,59025th25th: $31,200$31,200MedianMedian: $36,300$36,30075th75th: $43,880$43,88090th90th: $54,260$54,260
Annual wage at the 10th, 25th, 50th (median), 75th and 90th percentiles. The same numbers are in the table above.

Employment per 1,000 jobs and the location quotient are area measures; they appear in the state and metro tables below. To see what a wage in this range leaves after tax, use FastCalc's take-home pay calculator.

Where locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants earn and work most

Five highest-paying states

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: the five states with the highest median wage, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
10th25thMedian75th90th
HawaiiHourly$18.26$22.81$24.57$26.95$28.34$26.891900.303.04
Annual$37,980$47,450$51,100$56,050$58,940$55,930
District of ColumbiaHourly$18.55$20.89$24.25$26.10$27.10$23.47400.050.52
Annual$38,590$43,440$50,440$54,280$56,360$48,820
MontanaHourly$12.50$12.84$24.22$24.67$30.27$20.97300.070.67
Annual$26,000$26,700$50,370$51,310$62,970$43,610
WashingtonHourly$17.83$18.88$22.84$25.22$27.31$22.48600.020.16
Annual$37,080$39,260$47,500$52,450$56,800$46,760
CaliforniaHourly$17.44$18.55$22.38$27.16$29.25$23.032,6200.141.44
Annual$36,270$38,580$46,560$56,490$60,840$47,900

Five states with the most jobs

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: the five states with the highest employment, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
10th25thMedian75th90th
CaliforniaHourly$17.44$18.55$22.38$27.16$29.25$23.032,6200.141.44
Annual$36,270$38,580$46,560$56,490$60,840$47,900
New YorkHourly$15.52$16.49$17.99$19.72$27.22$19.562,2500.232.32
Annual$32,290$34,300$37,420$41,030$56,620$40,690
MichiganHourly$12.48$12.79$14.25$16.79$18.00$14.991,1700.272.65
Annual$25,960$26,600$29,640$34,910$37,440$31,180
FloridaHourly$14.21$14.79$16.97$18.30$22.10$17.301,0300.101.04
Annual$29,550$30,770$35,290$38,060$45,980$35,990
IllinoisHourly$15.00$17.00$18.70$25.98$26.00$20.808000.131.31
Annual$31,200$35,360$38,890$54,040$54,070$43,260

Five highest-paying metropolitan areas

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: the five metropolitan areas with the highest median wage, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
10th25thMedian75th90th
Kahului-Wailuku, HIHourly$23.30$23.57$26.84$28.06$65.44$31.40700.979.70
Annual$48,460$49,020$55,830$58,360$136,100$65,320
Salinas, CAHourly$19.18$21.37$26.38$26.38$30.07$24.68500.252.49
Annual$39,900$44,450$54,880$54,880$62,540$51,330
Urban Honolulu, HIHourly$17.50$18.84$24.10$26.95$27.42$24.08800.191.86
Annual$36,410$39,180$50,140$56,050$57,030$50,080
Charleston-North Charleston, SCHourly$12.22$17.56$23.75$29.66$29.66$22.21600.151.50
Annual$25,420$36,530$49,390$61,690$61,690$46,200
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CAHourly$17.64$18.61$22.91$27.16$29.13$23.521,3500.222.15
Annual$36,690$38,700$47,650$56,490$60,600$48,930

Five metropolitan areas with the most jobs

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: the five metropolitan areas with the highest employment, May 2025
AreaBasisPercentile wageMeanEmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
10th25thMedian75th90th
New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJHourly$16.49$16.70$17.99$20.59$27.27$19.941,9800.212.08
Annual$34,300$34,740$37,420$42,830$56,710$41,480
Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CAHourly$17.64$18.61$22.91$27.16$29.13$23.521,3500.222.15
Annual$36,690$38,700$47,650$56,490$60,600$48,930
Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-INHourly$15.00$17.09$18.75$25.98$26.00$20.877700.171.70
Annual$31,200$35,560$38,990$54,040$54,070$43,400
Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MIHourly$12.79$12.89$14.37$16.87$18.51$15.186200.323.24
Annual$26,590$26,820$29,890$35,090$38,500$31,570
Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZHourly$16.42$16.46$18.54$20.63$24.30$19.304800.202.01
Annual$34,150$34,240$38,570$42,920$50,540$40,150

Top industries employing locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants

Other Amusement and Recreation Industries employ 31.0% of locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants nationally (4,830 jobs) at a median $36,030 a year ($17.32 an hour), followed by Traveler Accommodation (19.1%) and Personal Care Services (18.3%).

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: the 5 industries with the highest employment, United States, May 2025 (4-digit NAICS)
IndustryEmploymentShare of occupationMedian annualMedian hourly
Other Amusement and Recreation Industries NAICS 7139004,83031.0%$36,030$17.32
Traveler Accommodation NAICS 7211002,97019.1%$37,970$18.25
Personal Care Services NAICS 8121002,85018.3%$29,830$14.34
Elementary and Secondary Schools NAICS 6111007604.9%$47,580$22.88
Spectator Sports NAICS 7112005103.3%$35,530$17.08

Share is the industry's employment over the occupation's national employment (15,560). Industries whose employment BLS withheld are not ranked.

Published medians, May 2021 to May 2025

BLS published a median annual wage of $28,570 for locker room, coatroom, and dressing room attendants in May 2021 and $36,300 in May 2025, with employment of 9,670 and 15,560.

Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: median annual wage, median hourly wage and employment in each OEWS May release, United States, as published
ReleaseMedian annualMedian hourlyEmployment
May 2021$28,570$13.749,670
May 2022$30,210$14.5312,130
May 2023$33,450$16.0814,720
May 2024$34,800$16.7314,960
May 2025$36,300$17.4515,560
Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants: median annual wage by OEWS release, May 2021 to May 2025$0$10k$20k$30k$40kMay 2021May 2022May 2023May 2024May 2025May 2021: $28,570$28,570May 2022: $30,210$30,210May 2023: $33,450$33,450May 2024: $34,800$34,800May 2025: $36,300$36,300OEWS releaseMedian annual wage
Median annual wage in each release, as published; a release without a published median has no point. The same numbers are in the table above.

BLS does not design OEWS as a time series: each release pools three years of samples, and occupational classifications, area definitions and estimation methods change between releases, so a difference between two releases is not a measure of change over time. The figures are shown as published, side by side, and nothing is computed from them. See how often OEWS is updated.

Every state, by median wage

38 states and DC publish a row for this occupation. A linked state has its own page with the within-state metro table and comparison; the others appear here only.

RankStateMedian hourlyMedian annual10th pct (annual)90th pct (annual)EmploymentJobs per 1,000Location quotient
1Hawaii profile$24.57$51,100$37,980$58,9401900.303.04
2District of Columbia profile$24.25$50,440$38,590$56,360400.050.52
3Montana profile$24.22$50,370$26,000$62,970300.070.67
4Washington profile$22.84$47,500$37,080$56,800600.020.16
5California profile$22.38$46,560$36,270$60,8402,6200.141.44
6Rhode Island profile$19.83$41,250$31,200$61,340700.141.39
7Massachusetts profile$19.60$40,770$34,940$49,5601900.050.52
8Connecticut profile$19.36$40,260$35,410$58,0701100.060.64
9Illinois profile$18.70$38,890$31,200$54,0708000.131.31
10Maryland profile$18.67$38,840$31,200$46,1603200.121.16
11Pennsylvania profile$18.49$38,460$22,170$60,0505800.100.95
12Virginia profile$18.27$38,010$27,730$50,7001200.030.28
13Colorado profile$18.12$37,690$33,510$49,860800.030.29
14Oregon profile$18.04$37,520$34,510$43,380******
15New York profile$17.99$37,420$32,290$56,6202,2500.232.32
16New Jersey profile$17.62$36,650$32,220$47,2303000.070.71
17Nevada profile$17.60$36,620$29,430$44,8905100.333.27
18Arizona profile$17.50$36,400$31,780$50,2206500.202.00
19Maine profile$17.13$35,620$31,280$36,600900.141.42
20Florida profile$16.97$35,290$29,550$45,9801,0300.101.04
21New Hampshire profile$16.50$34,330$33,110$37,620******
22Texas profile$16.40$34,100$24,290$39,8705900.040.42
23Georgia profile$16.07$33,430$24,110$46,520900.020.17
24South Carolina profile$15.99$33,250$23,900$61,6901400.060.61
25North Carolina profile$15.93$33,140$21,940$46,2703400.070.69
26Missouri profile$14.75$30,680$28,600$39,1705400.181.82
27Minnesota profile$14.28$29,710$27,600$35,5403900.131.31
28Michigan profile$14.25$29,640$25,960$37,4401,1700.272.65
29Ohio profile$13.93$28,960$22,520$44,7104800.090.87
30Wisconsin profile$13.72$28,540$18,650$42,7002600.090.88
31Kansas profile$13.71$28,520$22,900$41,850800.050.54
32Arkansas profile$13.07$27,180$24,810$29,020500.040.39
33Alabama profile$12.71$26,440$21,420$28,890600.030.28
34Alaska profile$12.67$26,350$24,770$44,8301500.464.59
35Indiana profile$12.66$26,320$23,990$45,920900.030.28
36Iowa profile$11.40$23,720$22,320$27,2402800.181.78
37Utah profile$11.38$23,660$19,230$36,0801900.111.07
38Oklahoma profile$10.38$21,590$17,810$37,7102000.121.19

Occupations in the same SOC broad group (39-3090), with their national median annual wage.

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Source and notes

Data: BLS OEWS May 2025, released 2026-05-15. Cross-industry estimates, all ownerships. BLS page: OEWS 39-3093 Locker Room, Coatroom, and Dressing Room Attendants.

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Employment estimate not available.
  • Annual wages assume 2,080 hours a year at the hourly rate; occupations BLS publishes on one basis only show an en dash (–) on the other.
  • Employment is rounded to the nearest 10 by BLS. Where BLS withholds a cell, nothing is estimated in its place.
  • Top industries: nat4d_M2025_dl.xlsx in oesm25in4.zip (BLS OEWS May 2025, national, 4-digit NAICS, cross-ownership). Employment is the industry's rounded total for this occupation; industries whose employment BLS withheld (**) are not ranked.
  • Published medians: national_M2021_dl.xlsx to national_M2024_dl.xlsx in oesm21nat.zip to oesm24nat.zip (BLS OEWS May 2021 to May 2024, national, cross-industry, all ownerships) and the May 2025 spine. Each release is shown as published; nothing is computed between them.

Sources

Includes information from O*NET 30.1 Database by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, used under the CC BY 4.0 license.

Description written 2026-10-17 in our own words from the sources above.