What is the salary of a Risk Manager? In the United States, a Risk Manager earns an average salary of $94,525. The salary range for a Risk Manager is usually between $72,660 and $116,290 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $133,792. The highest Risk Manager salary in the United States was $185,864. The average hourly pay for a Risk Manager is $45.44.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Risk Manager salary are California, with an average salary of $184,250, followed by Illinois, with an average salary of $142,351, and Nebraska, with an average salary of $128,479. Employers paying the highest salary for a Risk Manager job are Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (CA), Los Angeles (CA) and Livermore (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Los Angeles Department of Water and Power, CA | $257,608 |
Los Angeles, CA | $228,561 |
Livermore, CA | $226,151 |
Orange County, CA | $215,475 |
Schools Insurance Authority, CA | $184,713 |
North Bay Schools Insurance Authority, CA | $184,713 |
City of Sandy, UT | $159,749 |
Monterey, CA | $156,489 |
West Contra Costa Unified, CA | $156,436 |
Napa, CA | $140,429 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Risk Management Specialist | $69,294 |
Risk Management Analyst | $63,926 |
Risk Analyst | $66,001 |
Risk Management Coordinator | $76,973 |
Risk & Safety Coordinator | $74,260 |
Risk Management Officer | $102,656 |
Risk Management Assistant | $45,654 |
Risk Management Technician | $82,505 |
Risk Management Administrator | $133,609 |
Risk Management | $104,276 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alaska | $128,147 | 1 |
Alabama | $83,083 | 2 |
Arizona | $114,670 | 7 |
California | $184,250 | 132 |
Colorado | $105,198 | 11 |
Connecticut | $105,765 | 4 |
District of Columbia | $89,915 | 4 |
Florida | $104,569 | 39 |
Georgia | $69,733 | 10 |
Hawaii | $121,649 | 1 |
Iowa | $84,764 | 6 |
Idaho | $108,036 | 1 |
Illinois | $142,351 | 2 |
Indiana | $75,327 | 4 |
Kansas | $74,550 | 6 |
Kentucky | $80,714 | 2 |
Louisiana | $96,248 | 7 |
Massachusetts | $49,657 | 4 |
Maryland | $85,351 | 10 |
Michigan | $89,262 | 5 |
Minnesota | $67,410 | 3 |
Missouri | $110,166 | 2 |
Mississippi | $57,928 | 1 |
Montana | $37 | 1 |
North Dakota | $3,000 | 1 |
Nebraska | $128,479 | 1 |
New Jersey | $54,899 | 4 |
New Mexico | $106,046 | 4 |
Nevada | $115,922 | 13 |
New York | $87,436 | 2 |
Ohio | $85,898 | 8 |
Oklahoma | $70,826 | 4 |
Oregon | $73,401 | 10 |
Pennsylvania | $66,094 | 7 |
South Carolina | $78,773 | 7 |
South Dakota | $108,847 | 1 |
Tennessee | $65,800 | 7 |
Texas | $89,806 | 18 |
Utah | $115,305 | 14 |
Virginia | $98,616 | 17 |
Washington | $119,940 | 15 |
Wisconsin | $91,550 | 10 |
Wyoming | $80,079 | 4 |