First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors pay in the United States

Goes furthest in Wyoming
·Transportation and Material Moving·
624k jobs
Figures from US Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Employment and Wage Statistics
$30.23/hr median
623,640 employed
+3% to 2035
AI exposure not scored
High school diploma or equivalent
54 states reported
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What this work is

Where the money actually goes furthest

Washington pays the highest headline figure at $74,250. Adjusted for what things cost there it is worth $69,386 — less than Wyoming, where $70,590 is worth $76,157.

Pay by state

54 states and territories publish a median for this occupation. Switch the ranking to see how much the order changes.

Adjusted for what things cost in that state.

Median pay for First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors by state, ranked by what it is worth locally
StateHourlyAnnualWorth locallyAfter state taxJobs
Wyoming$33.94/hr$70,590$76,157$70,5901,560
North Dakota$31.28/hr$65,070$73,145$65,0311,930
South Dakota$31.14/hr$64,780$73,123$64,7801,340
Rhode Island$34.98/hr$72,750$71,128$70,4171,520
Maryland$35.61/hr$74,070$70,569$70,73211,990
Kansas$30.26/hr$62,940$69,878$59,7167,520
Oklahoma$29.46/hr$61,270$69,751$58,8498,130
Minnesota$32.90/hr$68,430$69,387$65,2409,410
Washington$35.70/hr$74,250$69,386$74,25014,000
Indiana$31.10/hr$64,700$69,323$62,78915,250
Iowa$29.08/hr$60,490$68,926$58,7466,480
Wisconsin$31.04/hr$64,560$68,607$62,23511,140
Louisiana$28.97/hr$60,260$68,314$58,8278,120
Mississippi$28.51/hr$59,290$68,188$56,7824,950
South Carolina$30.51/hr$63,470$67,701$61,1178,300
Alabama$28.74/hr$59,780$67,304$56,98112,330
Nebraska$29.15/hr$60,630$67,291$58,3863,530
Kentucky$28.89/hr$60,090$66,648$57,81210,180
Ohio$29.69/hr$61,760$66,573$60,77723,100
Tennessee$29.40/hr$61,160$66,572$61,16017,290
Missouri$29.02/hr$60,370$66,472$58,38910,500
Georgia$30.55/hr$63,540$65,988$60,86526,660
Illinois$31.45/hr$65,420$65,446$62,31925,270
Arkansas$27.31/hr$56,810$65,343$54,7715,120
Montana$29.17/hr$60,670$64,099$58,2051,990
North Carolina$28.88/hr$60,070$63,680$58,05821,540
Colorado$31.43/hr$65,380$63,444$63,22111,890
Utah$30.10/hr$62,600$63,321$59,7516,830
Connecticut$31.46/hr$65,440$63,159$62,5905,870
Pennsylvania$29.55/hr$61,460$62,990$59,57323,690
Alaska$30.97/hr$64,420$62,934$64,4201,830
Arizona$30.46/hr$63,360$62,932$62,14111,190
Michigan$28.98/hr$60,280$62,648$57,95614,600
Delaware$30.05/hr$62,510$62,629$59,6072,270
New Jersey$32.68/hr$67,980$62,475$65,71625,110
New York$32.36/hr$67,300$62,361$64,20329,280
Massachusetts$31.52/hr$65,570$61,998$62,29110,660
Maine$28.89/hr$60,090$61,916$57,2742,370
Texas$28.84/hr$60,000$61,817$60,00060,700
Vermont$29.04/hr$60,410$61,668$58,360910
Virginia$29.87/hr$62,130$61,454$59,30314,830
New Hampshire$30.75/hr$63,950$61,390$63,9502,440
New Mexico$26.82/hr$55,790$60,503$54,1683,250
Nevada$29.01/hr$60,340$60,352$60,3406,290
Oregon$29.59/hr$61,540$59,539$56,6968,120
California$31.51/hr$65,550$59,203$63,28867,920
Hawaii$31.25/hr$65,000$59,117$61,5033,130
Florida$29.33/hr$61,000$58,988$61,00034,650
Idaho$27.06/hr$56,290$58,948$54,0803,070
West Virginia$25.20/hr$52,420$58,569$50,7032,670
District of Columbia$28.99/hr$60,310$54,877$57,738920
Virgin Islands$23.16/hr$48,160Not publishedNot published100
Guam$18.05/hr$37,550Not publishedNot published210
Puerto Rico$17.17/hr$35,720Not publishedNot published4,500

National median for comparison: $62,890. “Worth locally” divides pay by the area’s price level, so a figure above the headline means money goes further there than the US average.

$62,890/year

$30.23/hr an hour, national median

Across the states

$28,500$100,720

25th to 75th percentile, lowest and highest state

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How much of this job could software do?

Not scored
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What this does and does not mean

Exposure means a model could plausibly do a meaningful share of the tasks in this job. It is not a forecast that the job disappears, and it says nothing about whether any employer will actually automate it.

For what the labour market expects, the Bureau of Labor Statistics projects employment in this occupation to change by +3% between 2025 and 2035, with about 54,900 openings a year.

Location

San Diego, CA, United States of America (SAN-San Diego Intl.)

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