SALARY · FIRST-LINE SUPERVISORS OF CONSTRUCTION TRADES AND EXTRACTION WORKERS · DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers salary in District of Columbia

People ask me what a job pays, and my honest answer is always: it depends on the state. For first-line supervisors of construction trades and extraction workers in District of Columbia, the middle of the field earned $86,520 a year. Use that as your anchor, then look at experience, employer size and city before you judge any single offer.

MEDIAN ANNUAL SALARY

$86,520

$42 per hour at the median · That is $6,600 (8.3 percent) above the national median of $79,920 for this occupation.

$93,780Mean annual salary
$45Mean hourly wage
$1,420People employed in this job in District of Columbia

Salary range

25th: $75,920Median: $86,52075th: $108,320
MeasureAnnual
25th percentile$75,920
Median (50th percentile)$86,520
75th percentile$108,320
Mean$93,780

The middle half of workers earned from $75,920 to $108,320 a year. Hourly pay matters if your hours vary. An annual figure can look strong while the hourly rate tells a different story, especially in jobs with seasonal hours or overtime. Check both before you compare two offers.

What stays in your pocket on the median salary

ESTIMATED PAY BEFORE STATE TAX

$69,697 a year
$5,808 a month
Federal tax $10,204 · FICA $6,619

State tax is not in this figure. State tax for District of Columbia is not included, because the full 2026 state table for District of Columbia has not been verified in this build. Treat this figure as before state tax, not as a final take-home figure.

Read this before you use the take-home figure. It is a single-filer estimate using the 2026 standard deduction. It leaves out credits, other deductions, local taxes, and retirement or health deductions. Your actual paycheck can differ, and for states without a verified 2026 table in this build, state tax is still to be added once its table is verified.

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