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Non-Instructional Staff Salary

Average Production, Transportation, And Material Moving Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average production, transportation, and material moving staff salary is $52,605. For public schools, its average salary is $54,235 and private schools' average salary is $49,662. The average production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of national universities is $55,008 and the average production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $51,645.
  • Massachusetts has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $69,205 and Arkansas has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $33,449.
  • For public schools, Massachusetts has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $71,823 and Georgia has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $32,038.
  • For private schools, Massachusetts has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $67,459 and Oklahoma has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $32,554.
  • For national universities, Connecticut has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $82,905 and Arkansas has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $38,173.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Massachusetts has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $68,670 and Arkansas has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $27,648.
  • For community colleges, Connecticut has the highest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $81,141 and Arkansas has the lowest production, transportation, and material moving staff salary of $24,766.
By Occupation
Average Production Transportation And Material Moving College Staff Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$45,323$46,704$39,338$49,241$43,888$42,960
Alaska$63,311$63,311-$68,714--
Arizona$50,914$50,090$58,326$50,821-$50,109
Arkansas$33,449$33,290$33,767$38,173$27,648$24,766
California$64,885$70,652$57,931$68,078$62,024$75,724
Colorado$54,848$54,505$56,905$58,690$51,924$54,056
Connecticut$65,202$67,610$62,793$82,905$67,155$81,141
Delaware$48,565$48,565-$53,051--
District of Columbia$62,622$61,020$62,889$62,889--
Florida$44,854$45,181$44,365$45,529--
Georgia$41,214$32,038$42,233$48,454$46,562$40,885
Hawaii$55,031$53,492$59,133$62,884-$52,263
Idaho$51,343$48,808$64,018$43,426-$66,435
Illinois$61,357$68,161$51,832$76,072$47,095$52,105
Indiana$48,162$52,829$41,162$48,160$51,449-
Iowa$46,111$50,369$42,385$50,675$44,656$45,925
Kansas$51,058$52,007$35,880$61,827-$51,900
Kentucky$40,944$41,980$39,389$40,300$39,143$48,204
Louisiana$45,718$46,207$43,924$46,375-$41,725
Maine$62,760$67,421$58,098$57,559$58,098-
Maryland$56,866$60,849$44,348$54,244$50,633$61,309
Massachusetts$69,205$71,823$67,459$75,988$68,670$63,101
Michigan$59,891$62,760$51,640$62,618$52,960$61,652
Minnesota$55,853$54,856$56,628$54,788$55,566$52,304
Mississippi$45,223$45,223-$46,198-$49,552
Missouri$47,955$48,122$47,677$51,042-$53,945
Montana$55,270$51,394$64,962$55,904-$48,880
Nebraska$51,389$52,387$46,397$53,327-$56,068
Nevada$60,057$60,057-$61,153--
New Hampshire$55,820$53,932$58,652$63,304--
New Jersey$56,517$58,207$52,576$62,529-$58,299
New York$61,538$67,661$53,666$56,126$56,054$74,091
North Carolina$45,517$47,870$37,754$41,856$37,443$49,700
North Dakota$50,657$50,633$50,800$57,885-$54,397
Ohio$48,353$50,639$45,914$46,902$61,971$58,502
Oklahoma$35,764$36,767$32,554$38,741-$34,551
Oregon$58,293$60,826$51,538$62,503$46,367$61,395
Pennsylvania$49,927$52,744$48,961$53,271$50,643$49,006
Rhode Island$54,350$60,408$53,340$58,789--
South Carolina$45,621$45,440$46,102$43,322$49,444$45,153
South Dakota$55,000$59,353$37,584$77,171--
Tennessee$48,803$49,408$47,895$44,499$46,255$42,559
Texas$50,827$52,735$44,652$50,555$33,494$46,905
Utah$47,205$45,823$56,877$53,096-$34,386
Vermont$51,618$54,771$50,567$54,771$50,442-
Virginia$50,078$53,238$43,759$50,287$45,417$51,213
Washington$58,363$61,161$49,408$59,324$50,693$55,848
West Virginia$45,785$47,390$34,549$73,178--
Wisconsin$58,083$61,516$42,635$56,242$38,730$67,341
Wyoming$43,806$43,806-$49,755-$40,831
Average$52,605$54,235$49,662$55,008$51,645$52,801