Paycheck Atlas

Highest-paying states for industrial production managers

Delaware leads at $153,000 a year. Pay is not adjusted for local prices; see each page for the cost-of-living view.

PlaceMedian25th–75th
Delaware$153,000$129,290–$178,190
Wyoming$151,490$125,420–$170,900
Massachusetts$148,050$125,390–$184,050
New Jersey$147,260$114,490–$177,870
New Hampshire$146,590$120,660–$191,620
Washington$145,210$135,210–$172,140
Colorado$141,020$108,170–$189,300
Connecticut$134,780$106,140–$163,270
Louisiana$133,210$103,880–$168,560
California$132,620$102,490–$173,660
Maryland$132,540$102,550–$167,110
Texas$130,890$98,260–$165,980
New York$130,470$101,260–$167,080
Virginia$128,230$101,550–$167,180
Georgia$127,820$99,110–$161,270
Illinois$127,270$101,990–$162,070
South Carolina$126,880$100,490–$161,270
North Carolina$125,940$97,460–$161,330
Kansas$125,750$100,360–$159,660
Arizona$124,810$100,720–$154,870
Maine$124,810$105,340–$158,410
New Mexico$124,670$99,170–$173,540
Hawaii$124,650$83,380–$169,680
District of Columbia$124,420$107,990–$165,860
Rhode Island$124,120$102,830–$161,210
Minnesota$123,580$98,400–$160,810
Alabama$122,520$92,350–$160,380
Indiana$121,500$98,740–$157,830
Montana$120,690$96,530–$155,260
Michigan$120,660$97,090–$148,360
Oklahoma$120,570$90,760–$145,610
Florida$119,870$86,090–$161,970
Tennessee$119,430$92,090–$155,240
Oregon$119,420$95,460–$145,900
Mississippi$118,660$95,220–$151,780
Arkansas$118,120$96,860–$163,210
Missouri$117,660$91,120–$146,110
North Dakota$116,050$97,360–$146,710
Utah$115,290$94,150–$145,430
Vermont$114,150$92,820–$140,260
Alaska$113,280$94,140–$146,990
Nevada$112,270$87,170–$141,570
Kentucky$112,250$91,490–$145,070
West Virginia$111,760$95,480–$141,750
Ohio$109,340$88,500–$138,560
Pennsylvania$109,140$87,170–$143,480
South Dakota$107,490$96,530–$132,470
Idaho$107,340$85,720–$135,640
Nebraska$107,200$87,550–$133,840
Iowa$106,510$90,990–$133,140

Data period: BLS OEWS May 2025.