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Occupation · SOC 47-1011
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers: pay and where the jobs are
What first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers earn in the U.S., how pay varies across workers and states, and tools to plan around it.
National pay, May 2025
$79,920 median annual wage
- Mean (average) annual wage
- $86,450
- Median hourly wage
- $38.42
- Mean hourly wage
- $41.56
- Employment
- 812,210
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 47-1011.
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How much do first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers make?
The median annual wage for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers was $79,920 in May 2025, so half of workers earned more and half earned less. The lowest-paid 10% earned less than $53,280 and the highest-paid 10% more than $128,260. As an hourly rate, the median is $38.42. About 812,210 people work in this occupation nationwide. The highest state medians are in Washington ($109,570), Illinois ($105,750) and New Jersey ($105,510). Washington also comes out on top after taxes and local prices.
Pay ladder
What each step of the pay range for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers looks like per month. Take-home here includes federal tax, Social Security and Medicare for a single filer; add your state in the paycheck calculator.
| Step | Annual | Hourly | Monthly gross | Monthly after federal tax & FICA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10th percentile | $53,280 | $25.62 | $4,440 | $3,749 |
| 25th percentile | $63,400 | $30.48 | $5,283 | $4,427 |
| Median | $79,920 | $38.42 | $6,660 | $5,421 |
| 75th percentile | $101,460 | $48.78 | $8,455 | $6,684 |
| 90th percentile | $128,260 | $61.66 | $10,688 | $8,244 |
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers: pay by state
54 states and territories have a published median, sorted from highest to lowest. The last two columns are our estimates: the median after 2026 federal and state taxes, and that take-home restated in national-average prices.
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$78,862 take-home in national prices
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$78,561 take-home in national prices
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$78,168 take-home in national prices
Where a median first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction worker paycheck goes furthest after 2026 taxes and BEA price levels.
| State | Employment | Median | 10th pct. | 90th pct. | Median after tax* | In national prices† |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Washington | 19,550 | $109,570 | $73,410 | $167,120 | $84,393 | $78,862 |
| Illinois | 19,340 | $105,750 | $62,500 | $132,590 | $78,135 | $78,168 |
| New Jersey | 16,230 | $105,510 | $63,210 | $153,940 | $77,892 | $71,588 |
| Oregon | 7,890 | $103,070 | $64,450 | $154,170 | $73,042 | $70,667 |
| Hawaii | 2,890 | $102,630 | $64,570 | $132,550 | $74,644 | $67,888 |
| Alaska | 2,690 | $102,140 | $61,530 | $158,480 | $80,414 | $78,561 |
| Rhode Island | 2,060 | $98,590 | $58,240 | $131,890 | $74,022 | $72,372 |
| Massachusetts | 18,330 | $97,850 | $67,660 | $134,820 | $72,545 | $68,596 |
| California | 71,750 | $97,680 | $60,690 | $156,530 | $71,439 | $64,522 |
| Minnesota | 13,580 | $97,610 | $59,360 | $128,380 | $71,955 | $72,961 |
| New York | 29,600 | $95,700 | $61,240 | $140,210 | $71,106 | $65,887 |
| Connecticut | 6,980 | $92,260 | $63,660 | $123,790 | $68,949 | $66,547 |
| Missouri | 13,330 | $87,520 | $57,240 | $120,280 | $67,224 | $74,022 |
| District of Columbia | 1,420 | $86,520 | $64,310 | $127,920 | $65,311 | $59,427 |
| Wisconsin | 15,150 | $85,350 | $54,840 | $122,880 | $65,316 | $69,415 |
| Indiana | 16,450 | $82,530 | $57,990 | $120,730 | $64,485 | $69,094 |
| Vermont | 1,010 | $82,490 | $61,870 | $124,420 | $63,921 | $65,254 |
| Nevada | 9,680 | $81,990 | $57,730 | $130,860 | $66,510 | $66,524 |
| Pennsylvania | 26,860 | $81,540 | $58,430 | $133,140 | $63,633 | $65,216 |
| North Dakota | 4,350 | $81,370 | $60,320 | $146,860 | $65,746 | $73,906 |
| Colorado | 21,380 | $81,230 | $59,740 | $122,770 | $62,752 | $60,894 |
| New Hampshire | 3,590 | $81,220 | $57,600 | $124,720 | $65,968 | $63,331 |
| Delaware | 2,590 | $81,100 | $59,630 | $116,670 | $61,548 | $61,666 |
| West Virginia | 5,380 | $80,060 | $51,220 | $127,180 | $62,375 | $69,695 |
| Ohio | 23,640 | $79,580 | $57,850 | $107,060 | $63,070 | $67,982 |
| Maryland | 15,400 | $78,760 | $57,190 | $121,840 | $60,863 | $57,987 |
| Virginia | 24,970 | $78,640 | $54,340 | $117,500 | $60,446 | $59,786 |
| Arizona | 21,550 | $78,550 | $57,760 | $102,980 | $62,520 | $62,100 |
| Iowa | 9,660 | $78,510 | $56,660 | $105,960 | $61,730 | $70,338 |
| Georgia | 26,770 | $78,430 | $51,170 | $119,750 | $60,840 | $63,183 |
| Wyoming | 3,270 | $78,250 | $57,000 | $127,170 | $63,879 | $68,916 |
| Michigan | 16,660 | $78,180 | $57,140 | $119,990 | $60,758 | $63,147 |
| South Dakota | 2,360 | $77,690 | $60,200 | $97,940 | $63,485 | $71,665 |
| Maine | 3,130 | $77,290 | $55,350 | $108,750 | $59,278 | $61,080 |
| Utah | 14,270 | $77,280 | $54,870 | $114,400 | $59,956 | $60,645 |
| Montana | 4,350 | $76,910 | $56,960 | $103,140 | $59,952 | $63,344 |
| Kansas | 8,940 | $76,780 | $52,810 | $113,460 | $59,360 | $65,906 |
| Florida | 69,830 | $75,790 | $49,920 | $118,300 | $62,148 | $60,097 |
| Nebraska | 6,020 | $75,570 | $50,440 | $105,210 | $59,435 | $65,963 |
| Idaho | 6,730 | $75,550 | $54,700 | $104,430 | $59,084 | $61,871 |
| Louisiana | 14,070 | $75,360 | $49,920 | $104,400 | $59,971 | $67,989 |
| South Carolina | 13,150 | $75,350 | $52,220 | $105,840 | $59,158 | $63,103 |
| North Carolina | 32,460 | $75,270 | $51,040 | $104,850 | $59,288 | $62,854 |
| New Mexico | 6,790 | $75,130 | $47,370 | $131,250 | $59,319 | $64,328 |
| Texas | 90,010 | $74,520 | $48,000 | $109,460 | $61,255 | $63,112 |
| Tennessee | 17,770 | $74,470 | $49,000 | $108,320 | $61,220 | $66,637 |
| Virgin Islands | 200 | $74,210 | $42,670 | $112,560 | — | — |
| Kentucky | 9,620 | $73,490 | $46,750 | $99,630 | $58,076 | $64,415 |
| Oklahoma | 11,520 | $73,040 | $46,400 | $120,240 | $57,472 | $65,426 |
| Mississippi | 7,040 | $66,910 | $45,930 | $103,750 | $53,957 | $62,053 |
| Alabama | 13,580 | $64,120 | $44,860 | $105,030 | $51,010 | $57,429 |
| Arkansas | 6,590 | $61,230 | $45,150 | $89,020 | $49,600 | $57,053 |
| Guam | 610 | $51,370 | $39,260 | $79,260 | — | — |
| Puerto Rico | 5,100 | $37,860 | $28,740 | $56,240 | — | — |
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS May 2025 (released 2026-05-15), SOC 47-1011. *Our estimate for a single filer paid biweekly with no pre-tax deductions or local tax, 2026 federal and state rules. †Take-home ÷ BEA Regional Price Parity × 100 (2024 price levels).
Sources
- OEWS May 2025 (oesm25nat.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.
- OEWS May 2025 (oesm25st.zip) — U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Accessed 2026-10-09.