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Ogden Employment

Employment and Industries in the Ogden, Utah Area

Ogden, Utah is a regional business center. Ogden's primary economic assets are manufacturing, transportation, aircraft industries and income-tax processing. The major manufacturing industries are clothing, pharmaceuticals and transportation equipment. In addition, Ogden is a prominent recreational hub. Numerous major businesses in the ski and winter sports sector have relocated their operations to Ogden.

Big-D Construction is one of the largest construction companies in Utah. The corporate office of Flying J is located in Ogden. Marketstar is a sales and marketing outsourcing firm for some of the world's prominent companies. ATK provides conventional and advanced weapon systems for the US military. Autoliv is a leading company in the automotive safety industry.

Ogden/Weber County is home to three major industrial parks and several other industrial areas. The city also includes a notable aerospace cluster.

Some of the notable manufacturers situated in the Ogden region are Bourns Sensors and Controls, Chromalox, Fresenius Medical Care, GSC Foundries, Jetway, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, Levelor, Parker Hannifin and Western Zirconium.

The Hill Air Force Base includes a large aircraft maintenance facility which provides jobs for thousands of civilians. Ogden includes a regional tax processing center for the Internal Revenue Service and employs a large number of people. The US Forest Service maintains a regional office in the city and is a notable employer.

Ogden's major private employers:

  • McKay Dee Hospital Center
  • Autoliv
  • Convergys
  • Fresenius USA Manufacturing Inc
  • America Online
  • America First Credit Union
  • Associated Food Stores
  • Ogden Regional Medical Center
  • Flying J
  • Marketstar Corporation

The city's primary fields of employment:

  • Healthcare
  • Government
  • Educational services
  • Construction
  • Transportation equipment
  • Accommodation and food services

Estimated median household income in 2007: $39,000. Cost of living index in 2008: 83.4 (U.S. average: 100). Adult population which has earned a bachelor's degree or better: 17%.

Organizations offering assistance to local companies include:

Those interested in news about the local business community may want to read the StandardNet.

Most Popular Jobs in Ogden, Utah Metro Area (2008 data)

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Elementary school teachers, except special education2,70051,090$32,360 - 74,29014%95%
2Registered nurses2,69055,160$43,330 - 69,57024%56%
3Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products1,83052,950$25,720 - 106,6708%51%
4Teachers and instructors, all other1,58022,030$14,200 - 38,2009%54%
5Accountants and auditors1,32062,440$36,900 - 92,56018%79%
6Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education1,22048,340$30,720 - 64,14011%95%
7Social and human service assistants1,20025,280$17,610 - 36,06034%58%
8Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education1,01048,200$33,200 - 65,0406%96%
9Computer specialists, all other92070,420$37,900 - 97,68015%68%
10Management analysts85071,400$48,040 - 102,02022%78%
11Mechanical engineers68075,680$54,150 - 101,0404%78%
12Computer programmers62063,060$34,300 - 94,9500%73%
13Electronics engineers, except computer61083,510$65,280 - 101,6004%81%
14Educational, vocational, and school counselors57041,360$23,920 - 63,04013%73%
15Financial managers53089,700$50,000 - 128,49013%60%
16Managers, all other50085,330$57,390 - 107,5007%55%
17Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school42048,330$34,700 - 65,21020%87%
18Computer and information systems managers39098,060$71,030 - 128,92016%73%
19Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products390105,820$38,460 - 166,26012%51%
20Computer software engineers, systems software37072,580$48,950 - 101,77028%85%
21Pharmacists350108,570$91,920 - 129,64022%97%
22Industrial engineers33068,120$44,260 - 98,70020%74%
23Computer systems analysts32064,240$40,810 - 90,58029%68%
24Computer software engineers, applications31072,870$43,640 - 102,87045%85%
25Coaches and scouts31030,510$14,890 - 64,05015%60%
26Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other30058,780$31,790 - 86,31017%56%
27Education administrators, elementary and secondary school30084,080$67,210 - 105,1208%78%
28Graphic designers29038,210$22,340 - 51,24010%55%
29Network and computer systems administrators28061,300$39,340 - 88,58027%50%
30Lawyers28085,460$46,180 - 120,28011%99%
31Chief executives280144,380$39,600 - 2%65%
32Engineers, all other27078,360$44,400 - 114,7906%82%
33Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation27047,530$32,930 - 72,0005%58%
34Training and development specialists27045,840$25,190 - 72,46018%56%
35Financial specialists, all other26060,080$39,640 - 81,52012%50%
36Public relations specialists26046,550$29,930 - 64,60018%81%
37Medical and health services managers26084,630$56,230 - 118,05016%57%
38Aerospace engineers25078,550$55,420 - 102,34010%87%
39Sales managers25084,200$45,610 - 133,57010%69%
40Child, family, and school social workers25036,690$25,480 - 49,71019%77%
41Speech-language pathologists24064,130$37,440 - 104,62011%98%
42Budget analysts23067,840$45,420 - 93,4907%78%
43Physical therapists22069,420$49,130 - 97,70027%89%
44Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists200 $ - 18%56%
45Social and community service managers18050,030$34,440 - 67,47025%72%
46Special education teachers, middle school18045,850$33,570 - 59,73016%87%
47Marketing managers18090,600$48,750 - 139,22014%69%
48Engineering managers17098,180$63,080 - 144,8207%84%
49Medical and clinical laboratory technicians16034,080$21,970 - 58,66015%51%
50Network systems and data communications analysts16068,000$43,140 - 119,37053%57%
51Education, training, and library workers, all other16035,650$18,670 - 57,19011%79%
52Legislators15028,790$12,890 - 87,5701%65%
53Audio-visual collections specialists15029,770$22,390 - 38,6200%79%
54Medical and clinical laboratory technologists15052,610$35,270 - 67,10012%51%
55Floral designers15021,160$16,380 - 27,2900%55%
56Self-enrichment education teachers15030,660$14,170 - 47,89023%54%
57Medical and public health social workers15051,540$33,130 - 78,27024%77%
58Sales and related workers, all other15038,100$19,850 - 68,29014%62%
59Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents14058,700$28,000 - 153,04025%67%
60Market research analysts14044,920$13,270 - 93,73020%82%
61Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists14043,850$27,610 - 71,06018%56%
62Commercial and industrial designers14077,840$38,520 - 130,2607%55%
63Instructional coordinators13047,540$25,430 - 72,84023%79%
64Chemists13060,990$33,090 - 87,5009%93%
65Mental health counselors13044,150$32,500 - 66,44030%73%
66Technical writers13051,230$36,460 - 71,37020%74%
67Special education teachers, secondary school12046,430$29,880 - 65,8209%87%
68Database administrators12065,780$41,480 - 106,50029%72%
69Financial analysts12053,880$35,440 - 81,53034%87%
70Editors12051,100$32,690 - 79,6902%81%
71Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists12053,000$38,490 - 75,39016%99%
72Computer and information scientists, research10078,400$59,890 - 99,11022%68%
73Physician assistants10091,500$69,840 - 124,73027%67%
74Electrical engineers9078,200$49,740 - 104,0906%81%
75Education administrators, postsecondary9090,920$57,060 - 133,77014%78%
76Merchandise displayers and window trimmers9025,490$15,780 - 35,38011%55%
77Occupational therapists8058,290$41,720 - 77,40023%90%
78Chiropractors8054,770$37,220 - 89,79014%98%
79Occupational health and safety specialists8063,830$43,500 - 82,3808%72%
80Operations research analysts8065,600$51,610 - 81,02011%71%
81Advertising sales agents8046,400$16,050 - 85,38020%56%
82Architects, except landscape and naval7071,130$53,140 - 91,67018%88%
83Librarians7044,630$30,360 - 65,7304%85%
84Rehabilitation counselors7042,520$29,340 - 59,86023%73%
85Environmental scientists and specialists, including health7059,770$36,020 - 87,68025%93%
86Microbiologists7044,810$26,600 - 66,46011%95%
87Detectives and criminal investigators7056,950$36,050 - 91,01017%54%
88Writers and authors6040,400$27,750 - 57,59013%84%
89Natural sciences managers6090,010$66,150 - 123,10011%93%
90Dietitians and nutritionists6039,870$22,920 - 58,9109%72%
91Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors6041,410$28,460 - 53,64034%73%
92Training and development managers5070,990$47,220 - 103,64016%58%
93Chemical engineers5080,840$55,050 - 105,4708%91%
94Veterinarians5091,880$55,420 - 131,69035%100%
95Surveyors50 $ - 24%82%
96Optometrists50121,280$64,160 - 11%100%
97Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors5056,850$38,890 - 78,96010%74%
98Purchasing managers5076,090$47,740 - 109,7203%57%
99Environmental engineers40 $ - 25%86%
100Credit analysts4050,610$25,590 - 95,0102%60%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

RankTitleLocal JobsLocal Mean SalaryTypical Local SalaryNational Growth % 2006-2016National % With College Degree
1Retail salespersons6,71022,950$13,690 - 35,56012%25%
2Cashiers5,76017,950$13,270 - 24,030-2%10%
3Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food4,69016,010$12,940 - 20,16018%5%
4Office clerks, general4,32023,470$15,930 - 32,00013%19%
5Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive3,52027,130$17,710 - 37,6101%18%
6Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand3,46021,540$16,270 - 29,3202%5%
7Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners3,37019,560$13,270 - 29,09015%4%
8Stock clerks and order fillers3,14023,760$16,360 - 31,990-7%8%
9Waiters and waitresses2,90018,560$13,340 - 26,22011%14%
10General and operations managers2,86081,320$37,610 - 134,7502%48%
11Construction laborers2,74024,630$17,140 - 32,83011%5%
12Teacher assistants2,70023,490$16,080 - 31,15010%18%
13Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer2,59037,730$27,130 - 54,67010%4%
14Customer service representatives2,57027,030$16,610 - 40,74025%22%
15Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks2,40032,170$21,670 - 46,78013%16%
16Business operations specialists, all other2,14075,570$44,520 - 109,58021%49%
17Telemarketers2,07021,440$16,210 - 28,830-9%14%
18Carpenters2,05035,780$23,790 - 50,33010%6%
19First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers1,89037,070$20,920 - 59,7104%25%
20First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers1,89042,400$26,510 - 60,5006%29%
21Machinists1,85039,210$24,530 - 56,600-2%3%
22Truck drivers, light or delivery services1,79023,540$13,490 - 38,9808%4%
23Packers and packagers, hand1,64017,930$13,270 - 24,420-11%3%
24Receptionists and information clerks1,58020,650$14,600 - 26,93017%13%
25Helpers--production workers1,56021,800$16,640 - 28,2900%4%
26Maintenance and repair workers, general1,54036,010$20,970 - 54,46010%6%
27Team assemblers1,45027,420$21,090 - 34,4500%5%
28Landscaping and groundskeeping workers1,39021,180$14,120 - 30,72018%6%
29First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers1,37060,250$38,080 - 93,1009%10%
30Home health aides1,37020,910$16,780 - 26,83049%7%
31Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants1,36021,820$17,420 - 26,76018%7%
32First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers1,24050,190$27,750 - 80,850-4%15%
33Electricians1,21041,180$24,830 - 59,1607%7%
34Child care workers1,19018,460$13,210 - 25,82018%15%
35Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers1,19036,430$24,380 - 56,1605%2%
36Cooks, fast food1,18016,590$13,290 - 19,8908%5%
37Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks1,14024,890$15,890 - 37,1404%6%
38Tellers1,13021,400$16,770 - 28,99014%16%
39Executive secretaries and administrative assistants1,10038,600$27,410 - 53,73015%18%
40All other information and record clerks1,05032,130$23,980 - 43,000-12%21%
41Counter and rental clerks1,05028,180$13,720 - 60,53023%16%
42First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers1,04029,430$21,550 - 39,46011%14%
43Logisticians1,02067,100$46,390 - 90,95017%43%
44Production, planning, and expediting clerks1,02041,460$25,150 - 63,9704%30%
45Medical secretaries1,01025,470$17,330 - 37,41017%18%
46Aircraft mechanics and service technicians99049,310$40,780 - 61,23011%11%
47Eligibility interviewers, government programs96040,710$29,590 - 52,3803%38%
48Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters96044,040$26,110 - 65,28011%4%
49Automotive service technicians and mechanics95038,300$18,600 - 58,54014%4%
50Sheet metal workers95044,360$24,300 - 60,0907%4%
51Industrial truck and tractor operators92027,220$19,320 - 37,860-1%2%
52Maids and housekeeping cleaners91016,780$12,950 - 23,62013%5%
53Cooks, restaurant85022,580$17,290 - 29,57012%5%
54First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers85058,730$37,070 - 79,3407%13%
55Data entry keyers84027,240$19,730 - 33,820-4%18%
56Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers82038,620$24,670 - 53,5209%3%
57Dental assistants81025,020$17,230 - 33,27029%9%
58Medical assistants79026,460$16,880 - 38,66035%10%
59Computer support specialists79041,530$23,900 - 64,43013%43%
60Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists79023,630$15,130 - 33,45012%6%
61Cooks, institution and cafeteria78021,210$16,220 - 28,30011%5%
62Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators75038,250$28,750 - 50,1008%3%
63Painters, construction and maintenance74034,640$17,560 - 49,43012%6%
64Security guards73022,670$13,510 - 32,91017%13%
65Food preparation workers72016,980$13,230 - 21,25015%7%
66Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop72015,960$12,980 - 19,74010%8%
67Police and sheriff's patrol officers70044,100$34,430 - 57,29011%33%
68Cement masons and concrete finishers69030,890$22,150 - 40,84011%2%
69Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products67062,830$34,650 - 93,5900%42%
70Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers67036,960$21,820 - 54,820-6%14%
71Cleaners of vehicles and equipment66018,300$13,320 - 24,77014%3%
72Bill and account collectors65028,250$20,320 - 39,41023%13%
73Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers62015,280$12,860 - 19,45019%31%
74Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment61051,390$41,990 - 62,4707%0%
75Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic59024,680$17,850 - 33,0200%3%
76Helpers--carpenters57023,350$17,370 - 30,66012%3%
77Drywall and ceiling tile installers54033,360$15,670 - 56,0107%2%
78Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors53037,010$17,340 - 60,80027%47%
79Pharmacy technicians52030,270$23,030 - 38,50032%16%
80Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop51015,810$12,970 - 19,79010%17%
81Industrial machinery mechanics51042,330$27,330 - 56,9309%5%
82Amusement and recreation attendants51016,490$12,920 - 23,48024%22%
83Loan interviewers and clerks50026,660$21,320 - 32,3200%24%
84Vocational education teachers, postsecondary49046,700$28,120 - 65,6000%0%
85Loan officers49068,410$33,680 - 125,76012%49%
86Billing and posting clerks and machine operators48027,050$20,360 - 36,2604%15%
87Parts salespersons47031,910$20,770 - 49,160-1%6%
88Structural metal fabricators and fitters46030,780$21,670 - 48,1200%0%
89Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists43037,160$26,460 - 49,44012%3%
90Postal service mail carriers430 1%11%
91Bartenders42020,650$13,160 - 32,49011%17%
92Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses42040,340$28,070 - 53,85014%7%
93Plasterers and stucco masons42032,970$23,800 - 43,2208%0%
94Assemblers and fabricators, all other42023,300$13,750 - 38,620-8%5%
95Procurement clerks41035,140$23,640 - 46,810-1%24%
96Dishwashers40015,110$12,860 - 18,77010%3%
97Driver/sales workers40025,030$15,740 - 39,250-4%4%
98Fire fighters40033,610$21,260 - 49,98012%18%
99Cost estimators39057,600$35,340 - 82,97019%32%
100Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers39015,120$12,860 - 18,75012%6%
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Jobs More Common Near Ogden Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal JobsPop. vs. Avg.*
Audio-visual collections specialists29,77015025.8
Helpers--roofers23,4901609.7
Plasterers and stucco masons32,9704208.7
Eligibility interviewers, government programs40,7109608.4
Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers53,6403608.4
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators17,8201608
Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons22,4301507.7
Metal-refining furnace operators and tenders 1106.9
Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic27,7802706.9
Logisticians67,1001,0206.8
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians49,3109906.7
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment51,3906106
Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic24,6805905.9
Helpers--carpenters23,3505705.7
Psychiatric technicians24,9802205.3
Telemarketers21,4402,0704.4
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers15,2806204.3
Sheet metal workers44,3609504.2
Transportation workers, all other34,1501503.9
Aerospace engineers78,5502503.8
Service station attendants18,8503603.8
Procurement clerks35,1404103.6
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary46,7004903.5
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders35,0602803.4
Machinists39,2101,8503.3
All other information and record clerks32,1301,0503.3
Insulation workers, mechanical35,3301003.3
Commercial and industrial designers77,8401403.2
Structural metal fabricators and fitters30,7804603.2
Computer specialists, all other70,4209203.1
Appraisers and assessors of real estate36,6402603.1
Drywall and ceiling tile installers33,3605403.1
Mechanical engineering technicians44,2601703
Electronics engineers, except computer83,5106103
Computer and information scientists, research78,4001003
Painting, coating, and decorating workers25,3101003
Industrial engineering technicians55,5202602.9
Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders26,5101402.8
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers51,6402002.8
Crossing guards17,4402302.7
Social and human service assistants25,2801,2002.7
Court, municipal, and license clerks28,4703402.6
Budget analysts67,8402302.6
Production, planning, and expediting clerks41,4601,0202.5
Helpers--production workers21,8001,5602.5
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers36,4301,1902.4
Physical therapist aides19,8701302.4
Cement masons and concrete finishers30,8906902.4
Legislators28,7901502.4
Chemical equipment operators and tenders 1202.3

Work Paying Relatively Well in the Ogden, Utah Metro Area (2008 data)

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

TitleMean Local SalarySalary Index *Local Jobs
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products105,8201.45390
Commercial and industrial designers77,8401.34140
Business operations specialists, all other75,5701.282,140
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors37,0101.23530
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers51,6401.22200
Counter and rental clerks28,1801.211,050
Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products62,8301.19670
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines50,7901.18180
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic34,5401.18300
Food service managers56,7901.17130
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders35,0601.16280
Refuse and recyclable material collectors34,9601.16160
Loan officers68,4101.16490
Industrial engineering technicians55,5201.15260
Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other61,5801.14160
Electrical and electronic engineering technicians59,1701.14270
Medical and public health social workers51,5401.12150
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers36,9601.1670
Tool and die makers49,4401.09140
Automotive body and related repairers42,7501.09220
Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping31,1401.09110
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other58,7801.08300
Mental health counselors44,1501.08130
Eligibility interviewers, government programs40,7101.08960
Pharmacy technicians30,2701.08520
Recreation workers25,8701.07220
Budget analysts67,8401.07230
Bartenders20,6501.06420
Sheet metal workers44,3601.06950
Machinists39,2101.061,850
Automotive service technicians and mechanics38,3001.06950
Teacher assistants23,4901.062,700
Network systems and data communications analysts68,0001.05160
Maintenance and repair workers, general36,0101.051,540
Financial specialists, all other60,0801.05260
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment51,3901.05610
Data entry keyers27,2401.05840
Parts salespersons31,9101.05470
Accountants and auditors62,4401.051,320
Computer specialists, all other70,4201.04920
Transportation workers, all other34,1501.04150
Stock clerks and order fillers23,7601.043,140
Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers53,6401.04360
Cooks, restaurant22,5801.04850
Roofers36,5901.04270
Logisticians67,1001.041,020
First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers60,2501.041,370
Pharmacists108,5701.04350
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers36,4301.031,190
Brickmasons and blockmasons47,1301.03250

Highest Paying Jobs in Ogden, Utah Metro Area (2008 data)

TitleMean Local SalaryLocal Jobs
Dentists, general185,010 
Family and general practitioners170,59040
Psychiatrists149,78030
Chief executives144,380280
Optometrists121,28050
Pharmacists108,570350
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products105,820390
Engineering managers98,180170
Computer and information systems managers98,060390
Human resources managers, all other95,25040
Biomedical engineers92,650 
Veterinarians91,88050
Physician assistants91,500100
Education administrators, postsecondary90,92090
Marketing managers90,600180
Natural sciences managers90,01060
Financial managers89,700530
Lawyers85,460280
Managers, all other85,330500
Medical and health services managers84,630260
Sales managers84,200250
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school84,080300
Electronics engineers, except computer83,510610
Construction managers82,050200
General and operations managers81,3202,860
Industrial production managers80,880230
Chemical engineers80,84050
Aerospace engineers78,550250
Computer and information scientists, research78,400100
Engineers, all other78,360270
Electrical engineers78,20090
Commercial and industrial designers77,840140
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers76,250150
Purchasing managers76,09050
Mechanical engineers75,680680
Business operations specialists, all other75,5702,140
Computer software engineers, applications72,870310
Computer software engineers, systems software72,580370
Management analysts71,400850
Architects, except landscape and naval71,13070
Training and development managers70,99050
Education administrators, all other70,97040
Computer specialists, all other70,420920
Podiatrists70,390 
Physical therapists69,420220
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives68,770150
Loan officers68,410490
Industrial engineers68,120330
Network systems and data communications analysts68,000160
Budget analysts67,840230

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