Skilled Wages

Construction supervisor salary in Ohio

Median $38.26 an hour for 23,640 first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers, May 2025, with the union scale by county and the trend since 1999.

$38.26/hrMedian hourly wageOhio, May data
$79,580/yrMedian annual payfull-time equivalent
$27.81 – $51.4710th to 90th percentilehourly range
23,640Jobs countedemployer survey

Construction supervisor pay in Ohio: the full range

Wage percentiles, OhioMarket wage, 10th-90th pctU.S. reference$20$40$60$80/hrOhio: 10th $27.81 · 25th $31.50 · median $38.26 · 75th $46.22 · 90th $51.47Ohio$38.26$27.81$51.47United States: 10th $25.62 · 25th $30.48 · median $38.42 · 75th $48.78 · 90th $61.66United States$38.42
Hourly wage percentiles for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers: Ohio vs United States, May 2025.

Ohio ranks 25th of 51 states for median construction supervisor pay, and 20th once adjusted for cost of living (the cost-of-living-adjusted median is $41.23). 23,640 first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers work in the state.

Career stage (approximate)HourlyAnnualWhere it sits in the distribution
Apprentice / entry$27.81 – $31.50$57,850 – $65,530roughly the 10th–25th percentile
Journeyman$31.50 – $46.22$65,530 – $96,140the middle half, around the median
Master / foreman / specialist$46.22 – $51.47$96,140 – $107,060the 75th–90th percentile and above

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Construction supervisor pay by metro in Ohio

Ranked median wages$0$20$40$60/hrWheeling: $46.79Wheeling$46.79Columbus: $39.59Columbus$39.59Canton: $39.31Canton$39.31Akron: $38.78Akron$38.78Cleveland: $38.76Cleveland$38.76Cincinnati: $38.71Cincinnati$38.71Dayton: $38.57Dayton$38.57Toledo: $37.68Toledo$37.68Weirton: $37.50Weirton$37.50Springfield: $37.29Springfield$37.29Sandusky: $36.95Sandusky$36.95Youngstown: $35.64Youngstown$35.64
Median hourly wage for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers by metro area in Ohio, May 2025.
Metro10thMedian $/hr90thJobsvs state
Wheeling$26.77$46.79$63.6159022% above
Columbus$29.33$39.59$54.625,4203% above
Canton$27.60$39.31$47.656603% above
Akron$28.14$38.78$51.041,3901% above
Cleveland$27.99$38.76$51.133,5501% above
Cincinnati$27.80$38.71$50.694,7301% above
Dayton$28.70$38.57$51.281,2201% above
Toledo$29.26$37.68$51.951,4302% below
Weirton$23.62$37.50$54.621902% below
Springfield$26.68$37.29$50.231003% below
Sandusky$24.25$36.95$50.461803% below
Youngstown$26.36$35.64$48.707307% below
Huntington$23.53$35.49$56.768907% below
Lima$27.18$35.34$55.681508% below
Mansfield$25.19$34.86$45.742009% below

Construction supervisor wages in Ohio over time

Ohio, 1999-2025OhioUnited StatesSOC 2010SOC 2018 / Method changeExact wages$10$20$30$40$50200020052010201520202025$38.42United States$38.26Ohio
Median hourly wage for first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers, Ohio vs United States, 1999–2025, nominal dollars.
Table
YearOhio $/hrIn 2025 $US $/hrJobs
1999$21.37$41.30$20.7114,440
2000$22.12$41.36$21.5315,180
2001$22.75$41.36$22.3915,410
2002$23.10$41.34$22.9216,450
2003$23.71$41.49$23.4316,470
2004$24.99$42.59$24.2517,300
2005$25.79$42.51$24.9816,360
2006$26.71$42.65$25.8916,700
2007$27.19$42.22$26.9015,820
2008$27.78$41.54$27.9515,410
2009$27.96$41.96$28.0413,440
2010$27.67$40.85$28.2111,430
2011$27.73$39.69$28.4410,780
2012$27.64$38.76$28.7011,080
2013$28.24$39.03$29.0312,620
2014$28.58$38.87$29.3213,820
2015$28.71$39.00$29.8414,730
2016$29.53$39.61$30.2814,730
2017$30.05$39.47$30.8014,620
2018$31.10$39.87$31.3614,970
2019$31.91$40.18$31.8315,180
2020$32.79$40.79$32.6115,460
2021$30.40$36.12$34.6216,160
2022$34.62$38.08$35.6218,710
2023$36.30$38.35$36.9021,870
2024$37.38$38.36$37.8322,730
2025$38.26$38.26$38.4223,640

In today's dollars, the median construction supervisor wage in Ohio changed by -1.9% over the last ten years of data.

Is construction work growing in Ohio?

289.4kConstruction jobsOhio, 2026-08
+7.0%Change over 12 monthsseasonally unadjusted
Construction employment, 1990-2026100k150k200k250k300k350k19901995200020052010201520202025289kAug 2026
Construction employment in Ohio (thousands), construction supersector, BLS CES, not seasonally adjusted. Grey bands are recessions.

Contractor pay by county

Average pay at construction establishments by county (all employees, not just construction supervisors), from the Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025 annual averages.

CountyEmployeesAverage annual payAvg weekly wage
Perry County404$128,993$2,481
Fulton County875$102,601$1,973
Franklin County38,749$98,642$1,897
Wood County4,748$98,214$1,889
Union County2,489$94,111$1,810
Fayette County493$91,471$1,759
Butler County9,264$91,076$1,751
Licking County5,764$89,895$1,729
Lucas County8,793$89,658$1,724
Wyandot County959$87,564$1,684
Stark County8,645$86,669$1,667
Cuyahoga County23,590$86,570$1,665

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Questions this page answers

How much do construction supervisors make in Ohio?

The median construction supervisor in Ohio earned $38.26 an hour ($79,580 a year) in May 2025, about the same as the national median of $38.42. The middle half earn $31.50–$46.22; the top 10% earn more than $51.47.

Where does Ohio rank for construction supervisor pay?

Ohio ranks 25th of 51 states for construction supervisor pay, with a median of $38.26 an hour, and 20th after adjusting for Ohio's cost of living (BEA price parity 92.8, US = 100).

What is the union construction supervisor rate in Ohio?

Davis-Bacon determinations do not list a construction supervisor classification for most Ohio counties, or the trade is not covered; the BLS wage figures above are the best available measure.

How many construction supervisors work in Ohio?

BLS counted 23,640 first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers in Ohio in May 2025, 4.3 per 1,000 jobs (location quotient 0.82; 1.0 is the national average concentration).

Sources and notes

  • BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, Ohio and metro areas, SOC 47-1011.
  • BLS Current Employment Statistics, state construction employment through 2026-08.
  • BLS Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2025 annual averages.
  • BEA Regional Price Parities (cost-of-living adjustment).
  • SAM.gov Davis-Bacon wage determinations, current revisions as of 2026-09-28. Not the official determination.