The average salary for an industrial production manager in New York is around $123,680 per year.
Avg Salary
Industrial production managers earn an average yearly salary of $123,680.
Wages typically start from $77,070 and go up to $197,750.
74% above national average Updated in 2018
Industrial production manager earnings by seniority
Top-level industrial production manager earnings begin at:
$95.07 per hour
$197,750 per year
Senior-level industrial production manager earnings begin at:
$75.90 per hour
$157,860 per year
Mid-level industrial production manager earnings begin at:
$59.46 per hour
$123,680 per year
Junior-level industrial production manager earnings begin at:
$46.05 per hour
$95,780 per year
Starting level industrial production manager earnings begin at:
$37.05 per hour
$77,070 per year
Approximate values based on highest and lowest earning segments.
Industrial production manager salary by state
State Name | Average Salary |
---|---|
Minnesota | $99,830 |
Illinois | $99,764 |
Ohio | $99,760 |
New Mexico | $99,600 |
Kansas | $99,270 |
Idaho | $98,871 |
Georgia | $98,260 |
Iowa | $98,040 |
Nevada | $97,670 |
Missouri | $97,310 |
Florida | $97,220 |
Alabama | $96,770 |
Oklahoma | $96,340 |
South Dakota | $95,200 |
Nebraska | $93,870 |
North Dakota | $93,840 |
Tennessee | $93,300 |
Maine | $93,260 |
Mississippi | $91,150 |
Hawaii | $91,120 |
Kentucky | $90,690 |
Oregon | $90,070 |
Arkansas | $89,490 |
Utah | $89,300 |
Indiana | $89,241 |
Arizona | $87,573 |
Guam | $78,240 |
Delaware | $127,680 |
New Hampshire | $126,020 |
Wyoming | $124,250 |
New York | $123,680 |
New Jersey | $120,960 |
Washington | $119,780 |
Connecticut | $119,370 |
Massachusetts | $118,020 |
Colorado | $117,200 |
Rhode Island | $117,160 |
District of Columbia | $115,840 |
Michigan | $112,300 |
South Carolina | $112,140 |
Maryland | $111,160 |
California | $110,990 |
Texas | $109,690 |
Vermont | $109,340 |
Louisiana | $109,020 |
Montana | $108,730 |
Virginia | $106,940 |
Puerto Rico | $106,530 |
West Virginia | $105,390 |
Alaska | $105,010 |
Wisconsin | $104,520 |
North Carolina | $102,450 |
Pennsylvania | $102,380 |
How do industrial production manager salaries compare to similar careers?
Industrial production managers earn about the same as related careers in New York. On average, they make less than compensation and benefits managers but more than supply chain managers.
Career | Median Salary |
---|---|
Compensation and benefits manager salary | $147K |
Construction manager salary | $132K |
Natural sciences manager salary | $125K |
Purchasing manager salary | $134K |
Health services manager salary | $123K |
Industrial production manager salary | $124K |
Biomass power plant manager salary | $124K |
Biofuels production manager salary | $124K |
Property manager salary | $113K |
Supply chain manager salary | $110K |
Source: CareerExplorer (Aggregated)