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Careers in transportation and logistics: jobs moving people and goods, by pay and employment.

188 occupations in transportation and logistics, each with how many work here, what the industry pays them, how the occupation is projected to change in this industry, and the education it typically needs.

Updated Nov 1, 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 (industry) · BLS Employment Matrix 2025–35
Transportation and logistics jobs7,448,640188 occupations · +2.8% projected by 2035NAICS 48–49 (including the U.S. Postal Service)
Quick answer

The transportation and logistics industry (NAICS 48–49 (including the U.S. Postal Service)) had 7,448,640 wage and salary jobs in May 2025, by BLS OEWS (self-employed excluded). The largest occupations: Truck Driver (1,187,590 jobs, 15.9% of the industry's jobs); Material Handler (983,490 jobs, 13.2% of the industry's jobs); Delivery Driver (476,090 jobs, 6.4% of the industry's jobs). Highest mean pay among the 188 occupations with at least 1,000 jobs here: Airline Pilot ($294,540), CEO ($276,610), Lawyer ($207,070). BLS projects total employment in this industry to change +2.8% from 2025 to 2035 (Employment Matrix, all jobs).

Wage and salary jobs
7,448,640
OEWS May 2025, self-employed excluded
Occupations listed
188
with 1,000+ jobs in this industry
Projected change 2025–35
+2.8%
whole industry, Employment Matrix (all jobs)
No degree typically needed
137
of 188, BLS typical entry education
At a glance

Most common and highest-paying

Data From the full table below.

Most common careers

  1. Truck Driver1,187,590 jobs · 15.9%
  2. Material Handler983,490 jobs · 13.2%
  3. Delivery Driver476,090 jobs · 6.4%
  4. Stocker472,970 jobs · 6.3%
  5. Forklift Operator356,690 jobs · 4.8%
  6. Mail Carrier328,820 jobs · 4.4%
  7. First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors212,120 jobs · 2.9%
  8. School Bus Driver147,850 jobs · 2.0%
  9. Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory Clerks133,660 jobs · 1.8%
  10. Flight Attendant131,110 jobs · 1.8%

Highest-paying careers

  1. Airline Pilot$294,540 mean · 99,320 jobs
  2. CEO$276,610 mean · 2,790 jobs
  3. Lawyer$207,070 mean · 1,870 jobs
  4. IT Manager$183,080 mean · 8,120 jobs
  5. Financial Manager$171,190 mean · 9,290 jobs
  6. Architectural and Engineering Managers$165,210 mean · 2,370 jobs
  7. Marketing Manager$163,820 mean · 5,140 jobs
  8. Commercial Pilot$159,370 mean · 25,270 jobs
  9. Software Engineer$151,670 mean · 18,020 jobs
  10. Construction Manager$148,970 mean · 1,150 jobs

Careers without a bachelor's degree

BLS typical entry-level education: no degree or a nondegree award.

  1. Truck DriverPostsecondary nondegree award · 1,187,590 jobs
  2. Material HandlerNo formal educational credential · 983,490 jobs
  3. Delivery DriverHigh school diploma or equivalent · 476,090 jobs
  4. StockerNo formal educational credential · 472,970 jobs
  5. Forklift OperatorNo formal educational credential · 356,690 jobs
  6. Mail CarrierNo formal educational credential · 328,820 jobs
  7. First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling SupervisorsHigh school diploma or equivalent · 212,120 jobs
  8. School Bus DriverHigh school diploma or equivalent · 147,850 jobs
  9. Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory ClerksHigh school diploma or equivalent · 133,660 jobs
  10. Flight AttendantHigh school diploma or equivalent · 131,110 jobs

Growing fastest in this industry

Projected 2025–35 change for the occupation within this industry (Employment Matrix); occupations with 5,000+ jobs here.

  1. Logistician+30.0% here · 30,380 jobs
  2. Occupational Health and Safety Technicians+24.4% here · 9,180 jobs
  3. Occupational Health and Safety Specialists+22.9% here · 12,000 jobs
  4. Industrial Engineer+15.9% here · 7,140 jobs
  5. Driver/Sales Workers+13.7% here · 26,870 jobs
  6. Training Specialist+12.5% here · 28,430 jobs
  7. IT Manager+12.0% here · 8,120 jobs
  8. Buyers and Purchasing Agents+11.7% here · 11,370 jobs
  9. Delivery Driver+10.5% here · 476,090 jobs
  10. Financial Manager+10.0% here · 9,290 jobs
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Careers in transportation and logistics: 188 occupations
Occupation · why it is hereTypical entry education
Truck DriverOEWS: 1,187,590 jobs in transportation and logistics (15.9% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $61,530 (SOC 53-3032).1,187,59015.9%$61,530all industries: $59,710+3.5%Postsecondary nondegree award
Material HandlerOEWS: 983,490 jobs in transportation and logistics (13.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,340 (SOC 53-7062).983,49013.2%$45,340all industries: $42,260+1.2%No formal educational credential
Delivery DriverOEWS: 476,090 jobs in transportation and logistics (6.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $56,360 (SOC 53-3033).476,0906.4%$56,360all industries: $48,770+10.5%High school diploma or equivalent
StockerOEWS: 472,970 jobs in transportation and logistics (6.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,990 (SOC 53-7065).472,9706.3%$45,990all industries: $39,540-0.2%No formal educational credential
Forklift OperatorOEWS: 356,690 jobs in transportation and logistics (4.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $50,750 (SOC 53-7051).356,6904.8%$50,750all industries: $48,370+0.5%No formal educational credential
Mail CarrierOEWS: 328,820 jobs in transportation and logistics (4.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,540 (SOC 43-5052).328,8204.4%$62,540all industries: $62,540-0.3%No formal educational credential
First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling SupervisorsOEWS: 212,120 jobs in transportation and logistics (2.9% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $71,430 (SOC 53-1047).212,1202.9%$71,430all industries: $66,860+3.1%High school diploma or equivalent
School Bus DriverOEWS: 147,850 jobs in transportation and logistics (2.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $52,930 (SOC 53-3051).147,8502.0%$52,930all industries: $48,430+2.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Shipping, Receiving, and Inventory ClerksOEWS: 133,660 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,310 (SOC 43-5071).133,6601.8%$49,310all industries: $46,810-2.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Flight AttendantOEWS: 131,110 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,170 (SOC 53-2031).131,1101.8%$77,170all industries: $77,440+9.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Operations ManagerOEWS: 120,330 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.6% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $123,710 (SOC 11-1021).120,3301.6%$123,710all industries: $134,940+5.1%Bachelor's degree
Shuttle Drivers and ChauffeursOEWS: 106,220 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,330 (SOC 53-3053).106,2201.4%$42,330all industries: $39,880+8.4%No formal educational credential
Postal Service Mail Sorters, Processors, and Processing Machine OperatorsOEWS: 105,200 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $59,430 (SOC 43-5053).105,2001.4%$59,430all industries: $59,430-5.3%No formal educational credential
Customer Service RepresentativeOEWS: 99,450 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $48,500 (SOC 43-4051).99,4501.3%$48,500all industries: $46,590-4.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Airline PilotOEWS: 99,320 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $294,540 (SOC 53-2011).99,3201.3%$294,540all industries: $288,650+8.8%Bachelor's degree
Office ManagerOEWS: 95,970 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $78,480 (SOC 43-1011).95,9701.3%$78,480all industries: $73,490+0.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel ClerksOEWS: 92,920 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $50,280 (SOC 43-4181).92,9201.2%$50,280all industries: $49,630+1.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Cargo and Freight AgentsOEWS: 89,580 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $57,210 (SOC 43-5011).89,5801.2%$57,210all industries: $57,230+6.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Packers and Packagers, HandOEWS: 88,810 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $43,300 (SOC 53-7064).88,8101.2%$43,300all industries: $37,540-12.8%No formal educational credential
Office Clerks, GeneralOEWS: 86,900 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $47,310 (SOC 43-9061).86,9001.2%$47,310all industries: $46,420-5.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Diesel MechanicOEWS: 86,430 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $63,080 (SOC 49-3031).86,4301.2%$63,080all industries: $64,320+2.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and AmbulanceOEWS: 85,220 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $54,740 (SOC 43-5032).85,2201.1%$54,740all industries: $54,740-1.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Aircraft MechanicOEWS: 83,190 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $85,730 (SOC 49-3011).83,1901.1%$85,730all industries: $84,740+5.4%Postsecondary nondegree award
Postal Service ClerksOEWS: 73,720 jobs in transportation and logistics (1.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $61,860 (SOC 43-5051).73,7201.0%$61,860all industries: $61,860-0.3%No formal educational credential
Transportation, Storage, and Distribution ManagersOEWS: 71,070 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.9% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $116,600 (SOC 11-3071).71,0700.9%$116,600all industries: $121,600+8.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Bus DriverOEWS: 59,520 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $53,740 (SOC 53-3052).59,5200.8%$53,740all industries: $60,280+4.3%High school diploma or equivalent
Maintenance TechnicianOEWS: 58,980 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $65,320 (SOC 49-9071).58,9800.8%$65,320all industries: $53,780+7.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Sales Representatives of Services, Except Advertising, Insurance, Financial Services, and TravelOEWS: 58,780 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.8% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $78,720 (SOC 41-3091).58,7800.8%$78,720all industries: $82,430+1.7%High school diploma or equivalent
JanitorOEWS: 43,580 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.6% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,210 (SOC 37-2011).43,5800.6%$49,210all industries: $38,760+5.2%No formal educational credential
Train ConductorOEWS: 42,040 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.6% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $79,570 (SOC 53-4031).42,0400.6%$79,570all industries: $79,100+0.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Taxi DriverOEWS: 40,890 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.6% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,990 (SOC 53-3054).40,8900.6%$49,990all industries: $49,930-5.4%No formal educational credential
BookkeeperOEWS: 39,620 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.5% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $53,690 (SOC 43-3031).39,6200.5%$53,690all industries: $53,560-5.6%Some college, no degree
First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and RepairersOEWS: 39,000 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.5% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $96,310 (SOC 49-1011).39,0000.5%$96,310all industries: $85,220+4.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Administrative AssistantOEWS: 37,410 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.5% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,060 (SOC 43-6014).37,4100.5%$49,060all industries: $49,350-5.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Production, Planning, and Expediting ClerksOEWS: 37,360 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.5% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $59,320 (SOC 43-5061).37,3600.5%$59,320all industries: $62,150+1.1%High school diploma or equivalent
School Bus MonitorsOEWS: 37,190 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.5% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $35,670 (SOC 33-9094).37,1900.5%$35,670all industries: $35,150+2.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Locomotive EngineerOEWS: 32,600 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $86,410 (SOC 53-4011).32,6000.4%$86,410all industries: $85,900+0.4%High school diploma or equivalent
LogisticianOEWS: 30,380 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $72,600 (SOC 13-1081).30,3800.4%$72,600all industries: $89,730+30.0%Bachelor's degree
Training SpecialistOEWS: 28,430 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $66,290 (SOC 13-1151).28,4300.4%$66,290all industries: $75,550+12.5%Bachelor's degree
Ship CaptainOEWS: 28,200 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $106,240 (SOC 53-5021).28,2000.4%$106,240all industries: $103,720+4.2%Postsecondary nondegree award
Aircraft Service AttendantsOEWS: 28,040 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $43,320 (SOC 53-6032).28,0400.4%$43,320all industries: $43,330+5.8%High school diploma or equivalent
RecruiterOEWS: 27,950 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $74,950 (SOC 13-1071).27,9500.4%$74,950all industries: $81,990+5.8%Bachelor's degree
Driver/Sales WorkersOEWS: 26,870 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.4% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,710 (SOC 53-3031).26,8700.4%$49,710all industries: $40,730+13.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Commercial PilotOEWS: 25,270 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $159,370 (SOC 53-2012).25,2700.3%$159,370all industries: $146,080+5.4%Postsecondary nondegree award
AccountantOEWS: 23,720 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $86,270 (SOC 13-2011).23,7200.3%$86,270all industries: $94,750+5.6%Bachelor's degree
Cleaners of Vehicles and EquipmentOEWS: 23,720 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,910 (SOC 53-7061).23,7200.3%$42,910all industries: $36,980+4.2%No formal educational credential
InspectorOEWS: 23,200 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $53,050 (SOC 51-9061).23,2000.3%$53,050all industries: $53,450+8.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Passenger AttendantsOEWS: 22,730 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $36,680 (SOC 53-6061).22,7300.3%$36,680all industries: $37,820+6.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Sailors and Marine OilersOEWS: 22,380 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $57,370 (SOC 53-5011).22,3800.3%$57,370all industries: $56,830+4.0%No formal educational credential
Business Operations Specialists, All OtherOEWS: 21,090 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $85,290 (SOC 13-1199).21,0900.3%$85,290all industries: $93,970+6.8%Bachelor's degree
Couriers and MessengersOEWS: 20,070 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.3% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $40,930 (SOC 43-5021).20,0700.3%$40,930all industries: $40,970-14.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Software EngineerOEWS: 18,020 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $151,670 (SOC 15-1252).18,0200.2%$151,670all industries: $148,100+2.6%Bachelor's degree
Rail Car RepairersOEWS: 17,750 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $69,220 (SOC 49-3043).17,7500.2%$69,220all industries: $70,680+0.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Weighers, Measurers, Checkers, and Samplers, RecordkeepingOEWS: 15,620 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $52,910 (SOC 43-5111).15,6200.2%$52,910all industries: $47,630-0.9%High school diploma or equivalent
MechanicOEWS: 14,500 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,290 (SOC 49-3023).14,5000.2%$62,290all industries: $56,420-0.7%Postsecondary nondegree award
Rail-Track Laying and Maintenance Equipment OperatorsOEWS: 14,000 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $67,030 (SOC 47-4061).14,0000.2%$67,030all industries: $68,740+0.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Postmasters and Mail SuperintendentsOEWS: 13,810 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $97,360 (SOC 11-9131).13,8100.2%$97,360all industries: $97,360-0.3%High school diploma or equivalent
Compliance OfficerOEWS: 13,470 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,310 (SOC 13-1041).13,4700.2%$77,310all industries: $88,400+4.4%Bachelor's degree
Security GuardOEWS: 13,210 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $46,080 (SOC 33-9032).13,2100.2%$46,080all industries: $42,470-0.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Sales ManagerOEWS: 12,490 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $147,190 (SOC 11-2022).12,4900.2%$147,190all industries: $164,350+5.6%Bachelor's degree
Occupational Health and Safety SpecialistsOEWS: 12,000 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.2% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $83,440 (SOC 19-5011).12,0000.2%$83,440all industries: $93,860+22.9%Bachelor's degree
Railroad Brake, Signal, and Switch Operators and Locomotive FirersOEWS: 11,520 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $68,320 (SOC 53-4022).11,5200.1%$68,320all industries: $69,030+0.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Project ManagerOEWS: 11,390 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $119,730 (SOC 13-1082).11,3900.1%$119,730all industries: $110,740+3.8%Bachelor's degree
Buyers and Purchasing AgentsOEWS: 11,370 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $80,810 (SOC 13-1020).11,3700.1%$80,810all industries: $83,770+11.7%Bachelor's degree
Billing and Posting ClerksOEWS: 11,020 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $47,420 (SOC 43-3021).11,0200.1%$47,420all industries: $51,070-5.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Conveyor Operators and TendersOEWS: 10,960 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $40,940 (SOC 53-7011).10,9600.1%$40,940all industries: $45,080-9.7%No formal educational credential
Marketing SpecialistOEWS: 10,890 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $99,450 (SOC 13-1161).10,8900.1%$99,450all industries: $89,490+5.1%Bachelor's degree
Managers, All OtherOEWS: 10,760 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $133,390 (SOC 11-9199).10,7600.1%$133,390all industries: $153,890+6.6%Bachelor's degree
Sales AssociateOEWS: 10,510 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,460 (SOC 41-2031).10,5100.1%$42,460all industries: $37,310+9.0%No formal educational credential
Industrial Machinery MechanicsOEWS: 10,380 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,710 (SOC 49-9041).10,3800.1%$77,710all industries: $68,460+7.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific ProductsOEWS: 9,800 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $68,950 (SOC 41-4012).9,8000.1%$68,950all industries: $82,530+4.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Airfield Operations SpecialistsOEWS: 9,720 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $60,470 (SOC 53-2022).9,7200.1%$60,470all industries: $63,610+4.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Aircraft Cargo Handling SupervisorsOEWS: 9,500 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $64,440 (SOC 53-1041).9,5000.1%$64,440all industries: $65,010+9.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Financial ManagerOEWS: 9,290 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $171,190 (SOC 11-3031).9,2900.1%$171,190all industries: $186,910+10.0%Bachelor's degree
Occupational Health and Safety TechniciansOEWS: 9,180 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $61,080 (SOC 19-5012).9,1800.1%$61,080all industries: $68,120+24.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Transportation Workers, All OtherOEWS: 8,730 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $50,970 (SOC 53-6099).8,7300.1%$50,970all industries: $50,890+4.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Miscellaneous Assemblers and FabricatorsOEWS: 8,680 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,560 (SOC 51-2090).8,6800.1%$42,560all industries: $46,660+8.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Packaging and Filling Machine Operators and TendersOEWS: 8,510 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $43,780 (SOC 51-9111).8,5100.1%$43,780all industries: $44,590+9.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Mobile Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except EnginesOEWS: 8,290 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $85,510 (SOC 49-3042).8,2900.1%$85,510all industries: $69,240+4.6%High school diploma or equivalent
IT Support SpecialistOEWS: 8,160 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $67,010 (SOC 15-1232).8,1600.1%$67,010all industries: $67,330-3.7%Some college, no degree
IT ManagerOEWS: 8,120 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $183,080 (SOC 11-3021).8,1200.1%$183,080all industries: $192,160+12.0%Bachelor's degree
First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating WorkersOEWS: 7,920 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $86,580 (SOC 51-1011).7,9200.1%$86,580all industries: $76,600+8.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Transportation InspectorsOEWS: 7,820 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $84,730 (SOC 53-6051).7,8200.1%$84,730all industries: $88,540+3.9%High school diploma or equivalent
WelderOEWS: 7,540 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $71,710 (SOC 51-4121).7,5400.1%$71,710all industries: $56,760+3.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Avionics TechnicianOEWS: 7,360 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,810 (SOC 49-2091).7,3600.1%$77,810all industries: $83,380+6.0%Postsecondary nondegree award
Computer Occupations, All OtherOEWS: 7,270 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $82,820 (SOC 15-1299).7,2700.1%$82,820all industries: $122,230+7.1%Bachelor's degree
Heavy Equipment OperatorOEWS: 7,240 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $60,230 (SOC 47-2073).7,2400.1%$60,230all industries: $66,290+3.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Industrial EngineerOEWS: 7,140 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $104,860 (SOC 17-2112).7,1400.1%$104,860all industries: $109,900+15.9%Bachelor's degree
Management ConsultantOEWS: 7,010 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $101,860 (SOC 13-1111).7,0100.1%$101,860all industries: $113,790+6.1%Bachelor's degree
Facilities ManagerOEWS: 6,700 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $130,050 (SOC 11-3013).6,7000.1%$130,050all industries: $116,890+6.2%Bachelor's degree
Petroleum Pump System Operators, Refinery Operators, and GaugersOEWS: 6,700 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $91,830 (SOC 51-8093).6,7000.1%$91,830all industries: $90,630+5.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Signal and Track Switch RepairersOEWS: 6,610 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $90,310 (SOC 49-9097).6,6100.1%$90,310all industries: $90,410+0.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Machine Feeders and OffbearersOEWS: 6,360 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,490 (SOC 53-7063).6,3600.1%$49,490all industries: $43,660-5.9%No formal educational credential
First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction WorkersOEWS: 6,300 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $96,250 (SOC 47-1011).6,3000.1%$96,250all industries: $86,450+1.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Tank Car, Truck, and Ship LoadersOEWS: 6,170 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,750 (SOC 53-7121).6,1700.1%$62,750all industries: $59,970+3.5%No formal educational credential
HR ManagerOEWS: 5,800 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $145,330 (SOC 11-3121).5,8000.1%$145,330all industries: $164,230+7.1%Bachelor's degree
Data Entry ClerkOEWS: 5,710 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,640 (SOC 43-9021).5,7100.1%$45,640all industries: $43,310-26.3%High school diploma or equivalent
Gas Plant OperatorsOEWS: 5,710 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $88,210 (SOC 51-8092).5,7100.1%$88,210all industries: $88,710-1.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Ship EngineersOEWS: 5,680 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $117,420 (SOC 53-5031).5,6800.1%$117,420all industries: $111,790+4.2%Postsecondary nondegree award
Maintenance WorkerOEWS: 5,550 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $81,830 (SOC 49-9043).5,5500.1%$81,830all industries: $64,610+1.6%High school diploma or equivalent
ElectricianOEWS: 5,520 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $82,570 (SOC 47-2111).5,5200.1%$82,570all industries: $71,490+3.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Order ClerksOEWS: 5,450 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $46,330 (SOC 43-4151).5,4500.1%$46,330all industries: $48,220-12.1%Some college, no degree
Payroll and Timekeeping ClerksOEWS: 5,410 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $56,810 (SOC 43-3051).5,4100.1%$56,810all industries: $59,630-16.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial EquipmentOEWS: 5,290 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $81,330 (SOC 49-2094).5,2900.1%$81,330all industries: $75,570+6.5%Postsecondary nondegree award
System AdministratorOEWS: 5,200 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $95,850 (SOC 15-1244).5,2000.1%$95,850all industries: $103,680-3.9%Bachelor's degree
Marketing ManagerOEWS: 5,140 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $163,820 (SOC 11-2021).5,1400.1%$163,820all industries: $177,770+4.2%Bachelor's degree
Administrative Services ManagersOEWS: 5,100 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $114,670 (SOC 11-3012).5,1000.1%$114,670all industries: $129,870+5.9%Bachelor's degree
Motor Vehicle Operators, All OtherOEWS: 5,080 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $50,170 (SOC 53-3099).5,0800.1%$50,170all industries: $42,430+4.7%No formal educational credential
Human Resources AssistantOEWS: 4,980 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $54,090 (SOC 43-4161).4,9800.1%$54,090all industries: $52,250-2.1%Associate's degree
Baggage Porters and BellhopsOEWS: 4,900 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $37,870 (SOC 39-6011).4,9000.1%$37,870all industries: $38,570-4.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All OtherOEWS: 4,840 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,100 (SOC 49-9099).4,8400.1%$62,100all industries: $53,850+6.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Executive AssistantOEWS: 4,780 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $76,800 (SOC 43-6011).4,7800.1%$76,800all industries: $79,140+0.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and TendersOEWS: 4,650 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $54,840 (SOC 51-9124).4,6500.1%$54,840all industries: $52,620+5.6%High school diploma or equivalent
MachinistOEWS: 4,610 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $81,380 (SOC 51-4041).4,6100.1%$81,380all industries: $59,320+2.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Helpers--Installation, Maintenance, and Repair WorkersOEWS: 4,560 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $41,240 (SOC 49-9098).4,5600.1%$41,240all industries: $41,490+4.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Data ScientistOEWS: 4,450 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $136,070 (SOC 15-2051).4,4500.1%$136,070all industries: $126,800+27.9%Bachelor's degree
ReceptionistOEWS: 4,440 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,230 (SOC 43-4171).4,4400.1%$42,230all industries: $39,460-4.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Electrical and Electronic Engineering Technologists and TechniciansOEWS: 4,370 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $83,320 (SOC 17-3023).4,3700.1%$83,320all industries: $80,680+2.4%Associate's degree
Computer Systems AnalystOEWS: 4,310 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $105,680 (SOC 15-1211).4,3100.1%$105,680all industries: $114,610+4.9%Bachelor's degree
Tour and Travel GuidesOEWS: 4,050 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,600 (SOC 39-7010).4,0500.1%$45,600all industries: $43,720+4.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Crane OperatorOEWS: 4,050 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $68,000 (SOC 53-7021).4,0500.1%$68,000all industries: $72,130+2.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Production Workers, All OtherOEWS: 3,670 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $43,830 (SOC 51-9199).3,6700.1%$43,830all industries: $44,380+9.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Rail Yard Engineers, Dinkey Operators, and HostlersOEWS: 3,400 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.1% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $69,540 (SOC 53-4013).3,4000.1%$69,540all industries: $68,450+0.8%High school diploma or equivalent
Financial AnalystOEWS: 3,310 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $105,590 (SOC 13-2051).3,3100.0%$105,590all industries: $116,800+4.4%Bachelor's degree
Bill and Account CollectorsOEWS: 3,300 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $53,190 (SOC 43-3011).3,3000.0%$53,190all industries: $49,060-5.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Transportation Security ScreenersOEWS: 3,130 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,350 (SOC 33-9093).3,1300.0%$49,350all industries: $64,310+6.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Material Moving Workers, All OtherOEWS: 3,090 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $49,560 (SOC 53-7199).3,0900.0%$49,560all industries: $45,640+3.4%No formal educational credential
HVAC TechnicianOEWS: 2,980 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $74,840 (SOC 49-9021).2,9800.0%$74,840all industries: $64,780+3.4%Postsecondary nondegree award
CEOOEWS: 2,790 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $276,610 (SOC 11-1011).2,7900.0%$276,610all industries: $269,630+5.7%Bachelor's degree
Electrical and Electronics Installers and Repairers, Transportation EquipmentOEWS: 2,720 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $86,570 (SOC 49-2093).2,7200.0%$86,570all industries: $83,300+5.3%Postsecondary nondegree award
Industrial Production ManagerOEWS: 2,670 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $131,490 (SOC 11-3051).2,6700.0%$131,490all industries: $134,170+8.2%Bachelor's degree
File ClerksOEWS: 2,600 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,060 (SOC 43-4071).2,6000.0%$45,060all industries: $45,590-14.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Counter and Rental ClerksOEWS: 2,570 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $41,010 (SOC 41-2021).2,5700.0%$41,010all industries: $45,700+6.6%No formal educational credential
Architectural and Engineering ManagersOEWS: 2,370 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $165,210 (SOC 11-9041).2,3700.0%$165,210all industries: $181,540+4.3%Bachelor's degree
Office and Administrative Support Workers, All OtherOEWS: 2,270 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $54,780 (SOC 43-9199).2,2700.0%$54,780all industries: $48,670-5.9%High school diploma or equivalent
CashierOEWS: 2,250 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $35,810 (SOC 41-2011).2,2500.0%$35,810all industries: $33,180-10.0%No formal educational credential
Construction WorkerOEWS: 2,250 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $46,410 (SOC 47-2061).2,2500.0%$46,410all industries: $52,030+3.1%No formal educational credential
First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales WorkersOEWS: 2,210 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $96,760 (SOC 41-1012).2,2100.0%$96,760all industries: $99,370+6.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Sheet Metal WorkerOEWS: 2,210 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $80,690 (SOC 47-2211).2,2100.0%$80,690all industries: $67,850+4.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Travel AgentOEWS: 2,130 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $48,470 (SOC 41-3041).2,1300.0%$48,470all industries: $54,660+4.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Information and Record Clerks, All OtherOEWS: 2,040 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,120 (SOC 43-4199).2,0400.0%$62,120all industries: $51,490+10.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Parking AttendantsOEWS: 2,030 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $35,470 (SOC 53-6021).2,0300.0%$35,470all industries: $34,990+6.1%No formal educational credential
Food BatchmakersOEWS: 1,980 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $44,730 (SOC 51-3092).1,9800.0%$44,730all industries: $43,750+10.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Computer Network Support SpecialistsOEWS: 1,930 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,930 (SOC 15-1231).1,9300.0%$77,930all industries: $81,870-0.5%Associate's degree
Personal Care and Service Workers, All OtherOEWS: 1,880 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $38,220 (SOC 39-9099).1,8800.0%$38,220all industries: $40,120+6.2%High school diploma or equivalent
LawyerOEWS: 1,870 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $207,070 (SOC 23-1011).1,8700.0%$207,070all industries: $185,840+5.9%Doctoral or professional degree
Merchandise Displayers and Window TrimmersOEWS: 1,860 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $45,470 (SOC 27-1026).1,8600.0%$45,470all industries: $42,830+9.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Store ManagerOEWS: 1,830 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $57,840 (SOC 41-1011).1,8300.0%$57,840all industries: $53,380+8.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Helpers--Production WorkersOEWS: 1,830 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $51,840 (SOC 51-9198).1,8300.0%$51,840all industries: $41,120-2.3%High school diploma or equivalent
Procurement ClerksOEWS: 1,800 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $51,990 (SOC 43-3061).1,8000.0%$51,990all industries: $52,370-3.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Training and Development ManagersOEWS: 1,780 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $134,790 (SOC 11-3131).1,7800.0%$134,790all industries: $148,370+5.9%Bachelor's degree
Mechanical EngineerOEWS: 1,780 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $108,990 (SOC 17-2141).1,7800.0%$108,990all industries: $113,610+15.6%Bachelor's degree
Aerospace EngineerOEWS: 1,750 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $116,070 (SOC 17-2011).1,7500.0%$116,070all industries: $142,060+5.8%Bachelor's degree
Pump Operators, Except Wellhead PumpersOEWS: 1,710 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $77,980 (SOC 53-7072).1,7100.0%$77,980all industries: $63,960+6.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Motorboat Mechanics and Service TechniciansOEWS: 1,670 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $73,960 (SOC 49-3051).1,6700.0%$73,960all industries: $58,070+4.3%High school diploma or equivalent
LandscaperOEWS: 1,640 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $42,440 (SOC 37-3011).1,6400.0%$42,440all industries: $42,290+5.2%No formal educational credential
CarpenterOEWS: 1,640 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $62,450 (SOC 47-2031).1,6400.0%$62,450all industries: $65,630+4.4%High school diploma or equivalent
PlumberOEWS: 1,640 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $87,770 (SOC 47-2152).1,6400.0%$87,770all industries: $72,170+7.5%High school diploma or equivalent
Sewing Machine OperatorsOEWS: 1,640 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $40,710 (SOC 51-6031).1,6400.0%$40,710all industries: $37,600+10.4%No formal educational credential
Gas Compressor and Gas Pumping Station OperatorsOEWS: 1,580 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $87,010 (SOC 53-7071).1,5800.0%$87,010all industries: $74,610+2.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Cyber Security AnalystOEWS: 1,560 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $124,930 (SOC 15-1212).1,5600.0%$124,930all industries: $132,510+13.3%Bachelor's degree
Purchasing ManagerOEWS: 1,510 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $147,280 (SOC 11-3061).1,5100.0%$147,280all industries: $156,360+6.7%Bachelor's degree
Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis SpecialistsOEWS: 1,500 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $79,430 (SOC 13-1141).1,5000.0%$79,430all industries: $84,330+7.1%Bachelor's degree
Aircraft Structure, Surfaces, Rigging, and Systems AssemblersOEWS: 1,450 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $57,420 (SOC 51-2011).1,4500.0%$57,420all industries: $71,420+6.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Automotive and Watercraft Service AttendantsOEWS: 1,430 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $43,570 (SOC 53-6031).1,4300.0%$43,570all industries: $36,780+5.6%No formal educational credential
Air Traffic ControllerOEWS: 1,360 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $84,570 (SOC 53-2021).1,3600.0%$84,570all industries: $146,490+6.2%Associate's degree
Grounds Maintenance Workers, All OtherOEWS: 1,340 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $76,640 (SOC 37-3019).1,3400.0%$76,640all industries: $48,830-0.3%No formal educational credential
Automotive Body and Related RepairersOEWS: 1,320 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $61,810 (SOC 49-3021).1,3200.0%$61,810all industries: $59,690+7.7%High school diploma or equivalent
Cost EstimatorOEWS: 1,290 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $67,740 (SOC 13-1051).1,2900.0%$67,740all industries: $85,390-2.9%Bachelor's degree
Operations Research AnalystOEWS: 1,280 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $96,210 (SOC 15-2031).1,2800.0%$96,210all industries: $99,730+8.3%Bachelor's degree
Network EngineerOEWS: 1,270 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $138,600 (SOC 15-1241).1,2700.0%$138,600all industries: $139,580+5.7%Bachelor's degree
First-Line Supervisors of Security WorkersOEWS: 1,270 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $74,110 (SOC 33-1091).1,2700.0%$74,110all industries: $59,900+3.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Engineers, All OtherOEWS: 1,190 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $103,200 (SOC 17-2199).1,1900.0%$103,200all industries: $125,330+8.2%Bachelor's degree
Protective Service Workers, All OtherOEWS: 1,190 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $57,130 (SOC 33-9099).1,1900.0%$57,130all industries: $48,070+9.1%High school diploma or equivalent
Database AdministratorOEWS: 1,180 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $95,810 (SOC 15-1242).1,1800.0%$95,810all industries: $110,090+0.0%Bachelor's degree
Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical DoorOEWS: 1,180 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $80,270 (SOC 49-9012).1,1800.0%$80,270all industries: $76,210+6.6%High school diploma or equivalent
Public Relations SpecialistOEWS: 1,170 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $90,450 (SOC 27-3031).1,1700.0%$90,450all industries: $84,120+0.0%Bachelor's degree
Home Appliance RepairersOEWS: 1,170 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $56,470 (SOC 49-9031).1,1700.0%$56,470all industries: $56,040+4.9%High school diploma or equivalent
Labor Relations SpecialistsOEWS: 1,160 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $96,510 (SOC 13-1075).1,1600.0%$96,510all industries: $98,720+0.0%Bachelor's degree
Construction ManagerOEWS: 1,150 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $148,970 (SOC 11-9021).1,1500.0%$148,970all industries: $124,360+10.4%Bachelor's degree
Private InvestigatorOEWS: 1,100 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $82,820 (SOC 33-9021).1,1000.0%$82,820all industries: $60,150+5.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Tire Repairers and ChangersOEWS: 1,070 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $48,290 (SOC 49-3093).1,0700.0%$48,290all industries: $40,170+4.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Service Unit Operators, Oil and GasOEWS: 1,060 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $89,530 (SOC 47-5013).1,0600.0%$89,530all industries: $62,470+5.1%No formal educational credential
RiggerOEWS: 1,060 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $51,730 (SOC 49-9096).1,0600.0%$51,730all industries: $66,810+3.4%High school diploma or equivalent
Self-Enrichment TeachersOEWS: 1,050 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $60,620 (SOC 25-3021).1,0500.0%$60,620all industries: $54,740+6.2%High school diploma or equivalent
Pharmacy TechnicianOEWS: 1,040 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $52,370 (SOC 29-2052).1,0400.0%$52,370all industries: $46,620+10.0%High school diploma or equivalent
Civil EngineerOEWS: 1,020 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $118,000 (SOC 17-2051).1,0200.0%$118,000all industries: $108,670+4.1%Bachelor's degree
Mail Clerks and Mail Machine Operators, Except Postal ServiceOEWS: 1,020 jobs in transportation and logistics (0.0% of the industry's jobs), mean annual wage $41,020 (SOC 43-9051).1,0200.0%$41,020all industries: $41,650-5.3%High school diploma or equivalent
Definitions

Reading the numbers

Data Two different shares, two different sources.

Share of the industry's jobs

Of all wage and salary jobs in transportation and logistics, the percent held by this occupation (OEWS). Example: Truck Driver holds 15.9% of jobs here.

What it is not

Not the share of all truck drivers who work in this industry; role pages show that from the Employment Matrix. OEWS publishes no industry concentration index, so none is shown.

FAQ

Common questions

What careers are in transportation and logistics?
The transportation and logistics industry (NAICS 48–49 (including the U.S. Postal Service)) had 7,448,640 wage and salary jobs in May 2025, by BLS OEWS (self-employed excluded). The largest occupations: Truck Driver (1,187,590 jobs, 15.9% of the industry's jobs); Material Handler (983,490 jobs, 13.2% of the industry's jobs); Delivery Driver (476,090 jobs, 6.4% of the industry's jobs).
What does this industry include?
Air, rail, water, truck and transit transportation, pipelines, couriers and messengers, warehousing and storage, support activities for transportation, and the U.S. Postal Service. Data: NAICS 48–49 (including the U.S. Postal Service).
Is the pay shown for this industry only?
Yes. Mean wages are OEWS estimates for workers in that occupation employed in this industry. The national figure beside it covers the occupation in all industries.
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Method

How this page is built

Industry: NAICS 48–49 (including the U.S. Postal Service). Air, rail, water, truck and transit transportation, pipelines, couriers and messengers, warehousing and storage, support activities for transportation, and the U.S. Postal Service. Occupations: detailed SOC occupations with at least 1,000 OEWS jobs in this industry. Two denominators: the share shown under each job count is the occupation's share of this industry's jobs (OEWS percent of industry employment); it is not the share of all workers in that occupation. Change 2025–35 is the Employment Matrix projection for that occupation within this industry, not national occupation growth. The industry change is a whole-industry figure and does not apply to every occupation in it. OEWS covers wage and salary workers only; the Matrix counts all jobs. Searches this page answers include “careers in logistics”, “careers in transportation”, “is transportation a good career path” (Ahrefs, U.S.). Since May 2025, OEWS publishes specific values for many wages above $239,200 a year; where BLS still publishes only “$239,200 or more”, that is what is shown. Data are in the public domain.

What this page can't tell you
  • Any one employer: these are national estimates for an occupation within an industry.
  • Self-employed workers: OEWS counts wage and salary jobs only.
  • Cause and effect: different industry wages do not mean changing industries will change anyone's pay.
Sources
  1. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 national industry-specific estimates (2018 SOC, 2022 NAICS; excludes the self-employed), public domain.
  2. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections program, 2025–35 National Employment Matrix (all jobs, including self-employed).
  3. U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections, occupational projections 2025–35 (typical entry-level education).