Industrial Production Manager Salary

Industrial Production Managers earn a median $126,060 a year nationally. Management Occupations

U.S. median
$126,060
$60.61 per hour
Range
$78,000 – $205,520
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
246,250
across the U.S.

Industrial Production Manager take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Industrial Production Manager
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$97,428
per year · effective tax rate 22.7%
$8,119Monthly
$4,060Twice a month
$3,747Every 2 weeks
$46.84Hourly
  • Federal income tax$18,988
  • Social Security (6.2%)$7,816
  • Medicare (1.45%)$1,828
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$97,428

Marginal rate: 24% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$78,000$37.50$63,703
25th percentile$98,160$47.19$77,886
Median (50th)$126,060$60.61$97,428
75th percentile$161,880$77.83$121,911
90th percentile (top earners)$205,520$98.81$152,992

Best cities for industrial production managers (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1Beaumont, TX$150,860$114,379$127,023550
2Manchester, NH$174,360$130,441$123,457700
3New Orleans, LA$147,980$108,357$117,020580
4Baton Rouge, LA$139,860$103,051$113,517690
5Fayetteville, AR$136,410$99,395$108,803670
6Huntsville, AL$136,240$97,839$105,122440
7Houston, TX$133,870$102,766$104,1956,060
8Hickory, NC$124,290$91,768$103,709640
9San Jose, CA$171,140$114,329$103,5372,210
10Spartanburg, SC$131,250$94,257$103,522700
11Wichita, KS$127,360$92,010$103,444510
12Seattle, WA$151,580$114,871$103,3633,400
13Chattanooga, TN$121,670$94,425$103,237680
14Durham, NC$137,950$100,559$103,062620
15San Antonio, TX$126,060$97,428$102,8631,340
16Kansas City, MO$129,300$94,503$102,1181,430
17Palm Bay, FL$132,870$102,083$102,078450
18Tulsa, OK$123,930$90,941$101,936730
19Austin, TX$129,390$99,704$101,6701,430
20Oklahoma City, OK$124,810$91,503$101,211630
21Albany, NY$141,300$100,548$100,986560
22Knoxville, TN$120,020$93,264$100,751750
23Boston, MA$153,210$108,545$100,2573,500
24Winston, NC$124,880$92,147$100,114660
25Greenville, SC$129,490$93,160$99,8931,510

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Industrial Production Manager salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
Delaware $153,000$107,085 $99,770 – $214,960370
Wyoming $151,490$114,809 $99,980 – $201,180390
Massachusetts $148,050$105,276 $99,920 – $227,0804,470
New Jersey $147,260$104,728 $91,410 – $218,1506,780
New Hampshire $146,590$111,460 $92,570 – $218,8001,540
Washington $145,210$110,517 $112,970 – $213,9304,760
Colorado $141,020$102,157 $86,460 – $230,4101,730
Connecticut $134,780$97,451 $91,360 – $202,5603,360
Louisiana $133,210$98,705 $79,350 – $213,3502,680
California $132,620$92,084 $80,950 – $222,02025,130
Maryland $132,540$95,858 $78,760 – $213,1002,480
Texas $130,890$100,729 $79,780 – $207,88021,200
New York $130,470$93,785 $81,960 – $206,4506,630
Virginia $128,230$92,352 $83,390 – $206,8202,570
Georgia $127,820$92,620 $75,720 – $194,4805,510
Illinois $127,270$92,100 $82,900 – $205,31011,570
South Carolina $126,880$91,533 $80,510 – $204,9106,390
North Carolina $125,940$92,830 $77,130 – $206,3109,640
Kansas $125,750$90,999 $82,340 – $203,6802,420
Arizona $124,810$93,662 $79,410 – $199,4403,630
Maine $124,810$89,145 $83,540 – $188,710800
New Mexico $124,670$91,700 $74,910 – $216,390670
Hawaii $124,650$88,521 $74,880 – $199,670130
District of Columbia $124,420$88,700 $97,220 – $202,03050
Rhode Island $124,120$91,808 $79,660 – $192,120940
Minnesota $123,580$88,853 $79,020 – $218,5105,080
Alabama $122,520$89,147 $69,560 – $204,0503,620
Indiana $121,500$90,751 $78,410 – $207,8209,400
Montana $120,690$88,277 $79,990 – $182,400270
Michigan $120,660$88,837 $77,110 – $182,06014,320
Oklahoma $120,570$88,771 $69,990 – $185,7302,140
Florida $119,870$93,159 $66,250 – $212,9109,480
Tennessee $119,430$92,849 $74,980 – $198,5206,310
Oregon $119,420$83,222 $75,190 – $182,2703,150
Mississippi $118,660$88,293 $70,810 – $187,6202,290
Arkansas $118,120$87,533 $74,970 – $201,5602,560
Missouri $117,660$87,011 $71,840 – $183,2004,110
North Dakota $116,050$89,467 $76,180 – $181,530490
Utah $115,290$85,714 $73,740 – $189,0802,590
Vermont $114,150$84,061 $78,710 – $175,390480
Alaska $113,280$88,522 $70,640 – $175,600410
Nevada $112,270$87,812 $75,650 – $187,2201,620
Kentucky $112,250$83,987 $73,530 – $187,9506,430
West Virginia $111,760$83,001 $79,500 – $175,0701,000
Ohio $109,340$83,526 $73,180 – $171,10014,290
Pennsylvania $109,140$82,259 $71,950 – $180,75010,200
South Dakota $107,490$84,449 $82,620 – $162,240720
Idaho $107,340$79,763 $69,100 – $175,1401,210
Nebraska $107,200$80,247 $75,110 – $171,2402,160
Iowa $106,510$80,364 $74,830 – $171,9103,620

Frequently asked questions

How much does a industrial production manager make?

The national median salary for industrial production managers is $126,060 a year ($60.61 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $78,000 and the top 10% earn over $205,520. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays industrial production managers the most?

Delaware has the highest median pay at $153,000. After taxes and local prices, Beaumont, TX offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many industrial production managers are there in the U.S.?

About 246,250 people work as industrial production managers nationwide.

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