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Industrial Machinery Mechanics Salary by State

The national median pay for industrial machinery mechanics is $64,520 a year. By state, it ranges from $57,760 in Mississippi to $87,670 in District of Columbia.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$46,120
25th percentile
$55,010
Median
$64,520
75th percentile
$78,780
Top 10%
$95,170

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 439,640 jobs.

Median pay in 50 states and DC

Industrial Machinery Mechanics pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1District of Columbia$87,670+36%$54,310$106,200200
2Wyoming$78,320+21%$50,960$114,8302,010
3Nevada$77,750+21%$59,450$96,1502,240
4Alaska$77,390+20%$47,360$109,160860
5Hawaii$77,330+20%$50,960$117,520910
6Washington$77,220+20%$49,450$112,41010,710
7Illinois$76,200+18%$49,230$102,59012,100
8Oregon$75,670+17%$53,290$99,4707,070
9Colorado$75,600+17%$50,470$101,5907,260
10Arizona$74,790+16%$51,240$100,8105,020
11New Jersey$74,760+16%$48,680$99,4408,380
12California$74,400+15%$47,880$107,70026,830
13Massachusetts$72,840+13%$49,230$98,3506,130
14Maine$72,310+12%$51,160$94,0601,190
15Minnesota$71,960+12%$52,040$97,6006,510
16Maryland$71,870+11%$47,620$96,4502,880
17Utah$70,720+10%$47,870$102,8004,040
18Connecticut$69,950+8%$47,310$101,4902,360
19New York$69,740+8%$47,820$101,36012,740
20Missouri$67,390+4%$45,190$104,1105,420
21Delaware$67,320+4%$49,410$102,610890
22Montana$67,250+4%$48,730$105,930820
23Wisconsin$66,620+3%$49,360$88,79013,870
24North Dakota$65,990+2%$51,210$104,3502,560
25Kansas$65,830+2%$45,910$90,6407,700
26Ohio$65,130+1%$47,580$91,54021,950
27Tennessee$65,010+1%$45,530$88,61012,850
28Rhode Island$64,7700%$48,970$82,9801,070
29Kentucky$64,5600%$46,050$85,32011,540
30Iowa$64,4000%$47,770$82,7806,050
31Michigan$64,2500%$47,080$91,27017,310
32New Hampshire$64,150−1%$46,630$91,8501,950
33Nebraska$64,110−1%$49,130$83,3202,880
34Virginia$64,020−1%$46,060$92,2109,470
35Indiana$63,950−1%$47,860$87,30014,960
36Pennsylvania$63,840−1%$47,510$84,62022,160
37Vermont$63,180−2%$50,170$86,210700
38Idaho$62,860−3%$47,270$90,5802,750
39North Carolina$62,430−3%$43,550$81,97015,720
40South Carolina$62,330−3%$45,060$83,0509,890
41Texas$61,930−4%$41,580$95,77056,950
42Alabama$61,920−4%$42,940$91,84017,850
43West Virginia$61,710−4%$44,860$93,7303,150
44South Dakota$61,560−5%$48,510$77,6801,230
45Oklahoma$61,540−5%$46,210$90,7006,250
46Georgia$61,130−5%$44,730$83,89014,230
47New Mexico$60,670−6%$41,290$84,4802,780
48Florida$60,650−6%$43,470$84,00017,120
49Louisiana$60,260−7%$37,790$88,4907,410
50Arkansas$59,760−7%$39,180$81,0206,270
51Mississippi$57,760−10%$38,880$86,9304,460

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Industrial Machinery Mechanics salary questions

Which state pays industrial machinery mechanics the most?

District of Columbia, with a median of $87,670 a year (+36% vs. the national median of $64,520). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays industrial machinery mechanics the least?

Mississippi, with a median of $57,760 a year (−10% vs. national).

Where do most industrial machinery mechanics work?

Texas has the most jobs, about 56,950, with a median of $61,930.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses