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Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic Salary by City

Layout workers, metal and plastic earn the most in Seattle, WA (average $115,700 a year), followed by Honolulu, HI ($86,130) and Portland, OR ($80,010), among the 15 metro areas we cover. Nationwide the average is $66,520 and the median $63,870, for 5,970 workers (May 2025).

$66,520U.S. average
$116Khighest: Seattle, WA
$26Klowest: San Juan, PR
15metro areas
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Top 15 cities for layout workers, metal and plastic by average salary

Seattle, WA$115,700
Honolulu, HI$86,130
Portland, OR$80,010
Bremerton, WA$78,890
Wichita, KS$76,240
San Diego, CA$74,540
Los Angeles, CA$72,450
Riverside, CA$68,740
Virginia Beach, VA$67,770
Boston, MA$62,230
Detroit, MI$62,190
Pittsburgh, PA$58,460
Houston, TX$46,950
Birmingham, AL$40,530
San Juan, PR$25,840
Average annual wage, BLS OEWS May 2025.

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Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic salary by state

Hawaii pays layout workers, metal and plastic the most statewide, $86,130 a year on average. Statewide columns cover every employer in the state; city columns cover the metro areas we publish.

StateStatewide averageStatewide medianJobsMetrosHighest city averageLowest city average
Hawaii$86,130$87,5701401$86,130$86,130
Washington$82,430$85,3005002$115,700$78,890
Oregon$77,060$75,020n/a1$80,010$80,010
Kansas$75,010$79,2406101$76,240$76,240
California$74,020$74,4904803$74,540$68,740
Maine$71,960$74,5301800n/an/a
Virginia$71,560$70,2601,0801$67,770$67,770
Massachusetts$63,350$63,880901$62,230$62,230
New York$62,900$62,700700n/an/a
Michigan$60,490$61,5501601$62,190$62,190
Florida$60,330$58,1702000n/an/a
Wisconsin$60,170$60,8101500n/an/a
Pennsylvania$59,680$59,3501501$58,460$58,460
Georgia$55,000$52,600800n/an/a
Tennessee$50,300$43,250400n/an/a
Texas$48,780$48,2201901$46,950$46,950
South Carolina$46,830$41,650400n/an/a
Alabama$41,960$37,5901901$40,530$40,530
New Mexico$38,830$38,560600n/an/a
Puerto Rico$25,180$25,1701101$25,840$25,840
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Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic salary in every city we cover

Sort by any column. Each city links to its pay range, take-home pay and cost of living.

Metro areaAverageMedianHourlyJobs
Seattle, WA$115,700$123,080$55.6350
Honolulu, HI$86,130$87,570$41.41140
Portland, OR$80,010$75,020$38.4770
Bremerton, WA$78,890$79,890$37.93440
Wichita, KS$76,240$79,240$36.66590
San Diego, CA$74,540$74,490$35.84250
Los Angeles, CA$72,450$69,010$34.8380
Riverside, CA$68,740$67,490$33.0560
Virginia Beach, VA$67,770$67,540$32.58770
Boston, MA$62,230$64,010$29.9240
Detroit, MI$62,190$61,870$29.9080
Pittsburgh, PA$58,460$57,010$28.11n/a
Houston, TX$46,950$43,550$22.5730
Birmingham, AL$40,530$29,120$19.4990
San Juan, PR$25,840$26,070$12.4280

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Layout Workers, Metal and Plastic salary: questions

Where do layout workers, metal and plastic make the most money?

In Seattle, WA, with an average of $115,700 a year, among the 15 metro areas we cover.

What is the average layout workers, metal and plastic salary in the U.S.?

$66,520 a year nationwide (BLS OEWS national estimates, May 2025); the median is $63,870, so half of layout workers, metal and plastic earn more than that and half less.

What salary should layout workers, metal and plastic ask for?

Start from the figures for your city: the middle half of layout workers, metal and plastic nationwide earn between $50,910 (25th percentile) and $79,470 (75th percentile). Newer workers usually start near the 25th percentile and experienced ones can ask for the 75th; each city page shows the local range. See how to read salary percentiles.

Which state pays layout workers, metal and plastic the most?

Hawaii, with a statewide average of $86,130 a year (BLS state estimates, May 2025).

Where is layout workers, metal and plastic pay the lowest?

San Juan, PR, at $25,840 a year on average. Lower pay often comes with lower prices: check the cost of living on each city page.

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