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.

Where the Majority of Workers Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Elementary school teachers, except special education	2,700	51,090	$32,360 - 74,290	14%	95%
2	Registered nurses	2,690	55,160	$43,330 - 69,570	24%	56%
3	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products	1,830	52,950	$25,720 - 106,670	8%	51%
4	Teachers and instructors, all other	1,580	22,030	$14,200 - 38,200	9%	54%
5	Accountants and auditors	1,320	62,440	$36,900 - 92,560	18%	79%
6	Middle school teachers, except special and vocational education	1,220	48,340	$30,720 - 64,140	11%	95%
7	Social and human service assistants	1,200	25,280	$17,610 - 36,060	34%	58%
8	Secondary school teachers, except special and vocational education	1,010	48,200	$33,200 - 65,040	6%	96%
9	Computer specialists, all other	920	70,420	$37,900 - 97,680	15%	68%
10	Management analysts	850	71,400	$48,040 - 102,020	22%	78%
11	Mechanical engineers	680	75,680	$54,150 - 101,040	4%	78%
12	Computer programmers	620	63,060	$34,300 - 94,950	0%	73%
13	Electronics engineers, except computer	610	83,510	$65,280 - 101,600	4%	81%
14	Educational, vocational, and school counselors	570	41,360	$23,920 - 63,040	13%	73%
15	Financial managers	530	89,700	$50,000 - 128,490	13%	60%
16	Managers, all other	500	85,330	$57,390 - 107,500	7%	55%
17	Special education teachers, preschool, kindergarten, and elementary school	420	48,330	$34,700 - 65,210	20%	87%
18	Computer and information systems managers	390	98,060	$71,030 - 128,920	16%	73%
19	Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products	390	105,820	$38,460 - 166,260	12%	51%
20	Computer software engineers, systems software	370	72,580	$48,950 - 101,770	28%	85%
21	Pharmacists	350	108,570	$91,920 - 129,640	22%	97%
22	Industrial engineers	330	68,120	$44,260 - 98,700	20%	74%
23	Computer systems analysts	320	64,240	$40,810 - 90,580	29%	68%
24	Computer software engineers, applications	310	72,870	$43,640 - 102,870	45%	85%
25	Coaches and scouts	310	30,510	$14,890 - 64,050	15%	60%
26	Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other	300	58,780	$31,790 - 86,310	17%	56%
27	Education administrators, elementary and secondary school	300	84,080	$67,210 - 105,120	8%	78%
28	Graphic designers	290	38,210	$22,340 - 51,240	10%	55%
29	Network and computer systems administrators	280	61,300	$39,340 - 88,580	27%	50%
30	Lawyers	280	85,460	$46,180 - 120,280	11%	99%
31	Chief executives	280	144,380	$39,600 -	2%	65%
32	Engineers, all other	270	78,360	$44,400 - 114,790	6%	82%
33	Compliance officers, except agriculture, construction, health and safety, and transportation	270	47,530	$32,930 - 72,000	5%	58%
34	Training and development specialists	270	45,840	$25,190 - 72,460	18%	56%
35	Financial specialists, all other	260	60,080	$39,640 - 81,520	12%	50%
36	Public relations specialists	260	46,550	$29,930 - 64,600	18%	81%
37	Medical and health services managers	260	84,630	$56,230 - 118,050	16%	57%
38	Aerospace engineers	250	78,550	$55,420 - 102,340	10%	87%
39	Sales managers	250	84,200	$45,610 - 133,570	10%	69%
40	Child, family, and school social workers	250	36,690	$25,480 - 49,710	19%	77%
41	Speech-language pathologists	240	64,130	$37,440 - 104,620	11%	98%
42	Budget analysts	230	67,840	$45,420 - 93,490	7%	78%
43	Physical therapists	220	69,420	$49,130 - 97,700	27%	89%
44	Compensation, benefits, and job analysis specialists	200		$ -	18%	56%
45	Social and community service managers	180	50,030	$34,440 - 67,470	25%	72%
46	Special education teachers, middle school	180	45,850	$33,570 - 59,730	16%	87%
47	Marketing managers	180	90,600	$48,750 - 139,220	14%	69%
48	Engineering managers	170	98,180	$63,080 - 144,820	7%	84%
49	Medical and clinical laboratory technicians	160	34,080	$21,970 - 58,660	15%	51%
50	Network systems and data communications analysts	160	68,000	$43,140 - 119,370	53%	57%
51	Education, training, and library workers, all other	160	35,650	$18,670 - 57,190	11%	79%
52	Legislators	150	28,790	$12,890 - 87,570	1%	65%
53	Audio-visual collections specialists	150	29,770	$22,390 - 38,620	0%	79%
54	Medical and clinical laboratory technologists	150	52,610	$35,270 - 67,100	12%	51%
55	Floral designers	150	21,160	$16,380 - 27,290	0%	55%
56	Self-enrichment education teachers	150	30,660	$14,170 - 47,890	23%	54%
57	Medical and public health social workers	150	51,540	$33,130 - 78,270	24%	77%
58	Sales and related workers, all other	150	38,100	$19,850 - 68,290	14%	62%
59	Securities, commodities, and financial services sales agents	140	58,700	$28,000 - 153,040	25%	67%
60	Market research analysts	140	44,920	$13,270 - 93,730	20%	82%
61	Employment, recruitment, and placement specialists	140	43,850	$27,610 - 71,060	18%	56%
62	Commercial and industrial designers	140	77,840	$38,520 - 130,260	7%	55%
63	Instructional coordinators	130	47,540	$25,430 - 72,840	23%	79%
64	Chemists	130	60,990	$33,090 - 87,500	9%	93%
65	Mental health counselors	130	44,150	$32,500 - 66,440	30%	73%
66	Technical writers	130	51,230	$36,460 - 71,370	20%	74%
67	Special education teachers, secondary school	120	46,430	$29,880 - 65,820	9%	87%
68	Database administrators	120	65,780	$41,480 - 106,500	29%	72%
69	Financial analysts	120	53,880	$35,440 - 81,530	34%	87%
70	Editors	120	51,100	$32,690 - 79,690	2%	81%
71	Clinical, counseling, and school psychologists	120	53,000	$38,490 - 75,390	16%	99%
72	Computer and information scientists, research	100	78,400	$59,890 - 99,110	22%	68%
73	Physician assistants	100	91,500	$69,840 - 124,730	27%	67%
74	Electrical engineers	90	78,200	$49,740 - 104,090	6%	81%
75	Education administrators, postsecondary	90	90,920	$57,060 - 133,770	14%	78%
76	Merchandise displayers and window trimmers	90	25,490	$15,780 - 35,380	11%	55%
77	Occupational therapists	80	58,290	$41,720 - 77,400	23%	90%
78	Chiropractors	80	54,770	$37,220 - 89,790	14%	98%
79	Occupational health and safety specialists	80	63,830	$43,500 - 82,380	8%	72%
80	Operations research analysts	80	65,600	$51,610 - 81,020	11%	71%
81	Advertising sales agents	80	46,400	$16,050 - 85,380	20%	56%
82	Architects, except landscape and naval	70	71,130	$53,140 - 91,670	18%	88%
83	Librarians	70	44,630	$30,360 - 65,730	4%	85%
84	Rehabilitation counselors	70	42,520	$29,340 - 59,860	23%	73%
85	Environmental scientists and specialists, including health	70	59,770	$36,020 - 87,680	25%	93%
86	Microbiologists	70	44,810	$26,600 - 66,460	11%	95%
87	Detectives and criminal investigators	70	56,950	$36,050 - 91,010	17%	54%
88	Writers and authors	60	40,400	$27,750 - 57,590	13%	84%
89	Natural sciences managers	60	90,010	$66,150 - 123,100	11%	93%
90	Dietitians and nutritionists	60	39,870	$22,920 - 58,910	9%	72%
91	Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors	60	41,410	$28,460 - 53,640	34%	73%
92	Training and development managers	50	70,990	$47,220 - 103,640	16%	58%
93	Chemical engineers	50	80,840	$55,050 - 105,470	8%	91%
94	Veterinarians	50	91,880	$55,420 - 131,690	35%	100%
95	Surveyors	50		$ -	24%	82%
96	Optometrists	50	121,280	$64,160 -	11%	100%
97	Health and safety engineers, except mining safety engineers and inspectors	50	56,850	$38,890 - 78,960	10%	74%
98	Purchasing managers	50	76,090	$47,740 - 109,720	3%	57%
99	Environmental engineers	40		$ -	25%	86%
100	Credit analysts	40	50,610	$25,590 - 95,010	2%	60%

Where the Majority of Workers Do Not Have College Degrees

Rank	Title	Local Jobs	Local Mean Salary	Typical Local Salary	National Growth % 2006-2016	National % With College Degree
1	Retail salespersons	6,710	22,950	$13,690 - 35,560	12%	25%
2	Cashiers	5,760	17,950	$13,270 - 24,030	-2%	10%
3	Combined food preparation and serving workers, including fast food	4,690	16,010	$12,940 - 20,160	18%	5%
4	Office clerks, general	4,320	23,470	$15,930 - 32,000	13%	19%
5	Secretaries, except legal, medical, and executive	3,520	27,130	$17,710 - 37,610	1%	18%
6	Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand	3,460	21,540	$16,270 - 29,320	2%	5%
7	Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners	3,370	19,560	$13,270 - 29,090	15%	4%
8	Stock clerks and order fillers	3,140	23,760	$16,360 - 31,990	-7%	8%
9	Waiters and waitresses	2,900	18,560	$13,340 - 26,220	11%	14%
10	General and operations managers	2,860	81,320	$37,610 - 134,750	2%	48%
11	Construction laborers	2,740	24,630	$17,140 - 32,830	11%	5%
12	Teacher assistants	2,700	23,490	$16,080 - 31,150	10%	18%
13	Truck drivers, heavy and tractor-trailer	2,590	37,730	$27,130 - 54,670	10%	4%
14	Customer service representatives	2,570	27,030	$16,610 - 40,740	25%	22%
15	Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks	2,400	32,170	$21,670 - 46,780	13%	16%
16	Business operations specialists, all other	2,140	75,570	$44,520 - 109,580	21%	49%
17	Telemarketers	2,070	21,440	$16,210 - 28,830	-9%	14%
18	Carpenters	2,050	35,780	$23,790 - 50,330	10%	6%
19	First-line supervisors/managers of retail sales workers	1,890	37,070	$20,920 - 59,710	4%	25%
20	First-line supervisors/managers of office and administrative support workers	1,890	42,400	$26,510 - 60,500	6%	29%
21	Machinists	1,850	39,210	$24,530 - 56,600	-2%	3%
22	Truck drivers, light or delivery services	1,790	23,540	$13,490 - 38,980	8%	4%
23	Packers and packagers, hand	1,640	17,930	$13,270 - 24,420	-11%	3%
24	Receptionists and information clerks	1,580	20,650	$14,600 - 26,930	17%	13%
25	Helpers--production workers	1,560	21,800	$16,640 - 28,290	0%	4%
26	Maintenance and repair workers, general	1,540	36,010	$20,970 - 54,460	10%	6%
27	Team assemblers	1,450	27,420	$21,090 - 34,450	0%	5%
28	Landscaping and groundskeeping workers	1,390	21,180	$14,120 - 30,720	18%	6%
29	First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	1,370	60,250	$38,080 - 93,100	9%	10%
30	Home health aides	1,370	20,910	$16,780 - 26,830	49%	7%
31	Nursing aides, orderlies, and attendants	1,360	21,820	$17,420 - 26,760	18%	7%
32	First-line supervisors/managers of production and operating workers	1,240	50,190	$27,750 - 80,850	-4%	15%
33	Electricians	1,210	41,180	$24,830 - 59,160	7%	7%
34	Child care workers	1,190	18,460	$13,210 - 25,820	18%	15%
35	Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	1,190	36,430	$24,380 - 56,160	5%	2%
36	Cooks, fast food	1,180	16,590	$13,290 - 19,890	8%	5%
37	Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks	1,140	24,890	$15,890 - 37,140	4%	6%
38	Tellers	1,130	21,400	$16,770 - 28,990	14%	16%
39	Executive secretaries and administrative assistants	1,100	38,600	$27,410 - 53,730	15%	18%
40	All other information and record clerks	1,050	32,130	$23,980 - 43,000	-12%	21%
41	Counter and rental clerks	1,050	28,180	$13,720 - 60,530	23%	16%
42	First-line supervisors/managers of food preparation and serving workers	1,040	29,430	$21,550 - 39,460	11%	14%
43	Logisticians	1,020	67,100	$46,390 - 90,950	17%	43%
44	Production, planning, and expediting clerks	1,020	41,460	$25,150 - 63,970	4%	30%
45	Medical secretaries	1,010	25,470	$17,330 - 37,410	17%	18%
46	Aircraft mechanics and service technicians	990	49,310	$40,780 - 61,230	11%	11%
47	Eligibility interviewers, government programs	960	40,710	$29,590 - 52,380	3%	38%
48	Plumbers, pipefitters, and steamfitters	960	44,040	$26,110 - 65,280	11%	4%
49	Automotive service technicians and mechanics	950	38,300	$18,600 - 58,540	14%	4%
50	Sheet metal workers	950	44,360	$24,300 - 60,090	7%	4%
51	Industrial truck and tractor operators	920	27,220	$19,320 - 37,860	-1%	2%
52	Maids and housekeeping cleaners	910	16,780	$12,950 - 23,620	13%	5%
53	Cooks, restaurant	850	22,580	$17,290 - 29,570	12%	5%
54	First-line supervisors/managers of mechanics, installers, and repairers	850	58,730	$37,070 - 79,340	7%	13%
55	Data entry keyers	840	27,240	$19,730 - 33,820	-4%	18%
56	Heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration mechanics and installers	820	38,620	$24,670 - 53,520	9%	3%
57	Dental assistants	810	25,020	$17,230 - 33,270	29%	9%
58	Medical assistants	790	26,460	$16,880 - 38,660	35%	10%
59	Computer support specialists	790	41,530	$23,900 - 64,430	13%	43%
60	Hairdressers, hairstylists, and cosmetologists	790	23,630	$15,130 - 33,450	12%	6%
61	Cooks, institution and cafeteria	780	21,210	$16,220 - 28,300	11%	5%
62	Operating engineers and other construction equipment operators	750	38,250	$28,750 - 50,100	8%	3%
63	Painters, construction and maintenance	740	34,640	$17,560 - 49,430	12%	6%
64	Security guards	730	22,670	$13,510 - 32,910	17%	13%
65	Food preparation workers	720	16,980	$13,230 - 21,250	15%	7%
66	Counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop	720	15,960	$12,980 - 19,740	10%	8%
67	Police and sheriff's patrol officers	700	44,100	$34,430 - 57,290	11%	33%
68	Cement masons and concrete finishers	690	30,890	$22,150 - 40,840	11%	2%
69	Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products	670	62,830	$34,650 - 93,590	0%	42%
70	Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers	670	36,960	$21,820 - 54,820	-6%	14%
71	Cleaners of vehicles and equipment	660	18,300	$13,320 - 24,770	14%	3%
72	Bill and account collectors	650	28,250	$20,320 - 39,410	23%	13%
73	Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers	620	15,280	$12,860 - 19,450	19%	31%
74	Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment	610	51,390	$41,990 - 62,470	7%	0%
75	Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	590	24,680	$17,850 - 33,020	0%	3%
76	Helpers--carpenters	570	23,350	$17,370 - 30,660	12%	3%
77	Drywall and ceiling tile installers	540	33,360	$15,670 - 56,010	7%	2%
78	Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors	530	37,010	$17,340 - 60,800	27%	47%
79	Pharmacy technicians	520	30,270	$23,030 - 38,500	32%	16%
80	Hosts and hostesses, restaurant, lounge, and coffee shop	510	15,810	$12,970 - 19,790	10%	17%
81	Industrial machinery mechanics	510	42,330	$27,330 - 56,930	9%	5%
82	Amusement and recreation attendants	510	16,490	$12,920 - 23,480	24%	22%
83	Loan interviewers and clerks	500	26,660	$21,320 - 32,320	0%	24%
84	Vocational education teachers, postsecondary	490	46,700	$28,120 - 65,600	0%	0%
85	Loan officers	490	68,410	$33,680 - 125,760	12%	49%
86	Billing and posting clerks and machine operators	480	27,050	$20,360 - 36,260	4%	15%
87	Parts salespersons	470	31,910	$20,770 - 49,160	-1%	6%
88	Structural metal fabricators and fitters	460	30,780	$21,670 - 48,120	0%	0%
89	Bus and truck mechanics and diesel engine specialists	430	37,160	$26,460 - 49,440	12%	3%
90	Postal service mail carriers	430			1%	11%
91	Bartenders	420	20,650	$13,160 - 32,490	11%	17%
92	Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses	420	40,340	$28,070 - 53,850	14%	7%
93	Plasterers and stucco masons	420	32,970	$23,800 - 43,220	8%	0%
94	Assemblers and fabricators, all other	420	23,300	$13,750 - 38,620	-8%	5%
95	Procurement clerks	410	35,140	$23,640 - 46,810	-1%	24%
96	Dishwashers	400	15,110	$12,860 - 18,770	10%	3%
97	Driver/sales workers	400	25,030	$15,740 - 39,250	-4%	4%
98	Fire fighters	400	33,610	$21,260 - 49,980	12%	18%
99	Cost estimators	390	57,600	$35,340 - 82,970	19%	32%
100	Dining room and cafeteria attendants and bartender helpers	390	15,120	$12,860 - 18,750	12%	6%

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Jobs More Common Near Ogden Than Most Other Cities

* Average job popularity for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs	Pop. vs. Avg.*
Audio-visual collections specialists	29,770	150	25.8
Helpers--roofers	23,490	160	9.7
Plasterers and stucco masons	32,970	420	8.7
Eligibility interviewers, government programs	40,710	960	8.4
Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers	53,640	360	8.4
Fiberglass laminators and fabricators	17,820	160	8
Helpers--painters, paperhangers, plasterers, and stucco masons	22,430	150	7.7
Metal-refining furnace operators and tenders		110	6.9
Molders, shapers, and casters, except metal and plastic	27,780	270	6.9
Logisticians	67,100	1,020	6.8
Aircraft mechanics and service technicians	49,310	990	6.7
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment	51,390	610	6
Multiple machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	24,680	590	5.9
Helpers--carpenters	23,350	570	5.7
Psychiatric technicians	24,980	220	5.3
Telemarketers	21,440	2,070	4.4
Lifeguards, ski patrol, and other recreational protective service workers	15,280	620	4.3
Sheet metal workers	44,360	950	4.2
Transportation workers, all other	34,150	150	3.9
Aerospace engineers	78,550	250	3.8
Service station attendants	18,850	360	3.8
Procurement clerks	35,140	410	3.6
Vocational education teachers, postsecondary	46,700	490	3.5
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders	35,060	280	3.4
Machinists	39,210	1,850	3.3
All other information and record clerks	32,130	1,050	3.3
Insulation workers, mechanical	35,330	100	3.3
Commercial and industrial designers	77,840	140	3.2
Structural metal fabricators and fitters	30,780	460	3.2
Computer specialists, all other	70,420	920	3.1
Appraisers and assessors of real estate	36,640	260	3.1
Drywall and ceiling tile installers	33,360	540	3.1
Mechanical engineering technicians	44,260	170	3
Electronics engineers, except computer	83,510	610	3
Computer and information scientists, research	78,400	100	3
Painting, coating, and decorating workers	25,310	100	3
Industrial engineering technicians	55,520	260	2.9
Welding, soldering, and brazing machine setters, operators, and tenders	26,510	140	2.8
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers	51,640	200	2.8
Crossing guards	17,440	230	2.7
Social and human service assistants	25,280	1,200	2.7
Court, municipal, and license clerks	28,470	340	2.6
Budget analysts	67,840	230	2.6
Production, planning, and expediting clerks	41,460	1,020	2.5
Helpers--production workers	21,800	1,560	2.5
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	36,430	1,190	2.4
Physical therapist aides	19,870	130	2.4
Cement masons and concrete finishers	30,890	690	2.4
Legislators	28,790	150	2.4
Chemical equipment operators and tenders		120	2.3

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

* Average Salary Index for metro areas = 1.0

Title	Mean Local Salary	Salary Index *	Local Jobs
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products	105,820	1.45	390
Commercial and industrial designers	77,840	1.34	140
Business operations specialists, all other	75,570	1.28	2,140
Fitness trainers and aerobics instructors	37,010	1.23	530
Title examiners, abstractors, and searchers	51,640	1.22	200
Counter and rental clerks	28,180	1.21	1,050
Purchasing agents, except wholesale, retail, and farm products	62,830	1.19	670
Mobile heavy equipment mechanics, except engines	50,790	1.18	180
Molding, coremaking, and casting machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic	34,540	1.18	300
Food service managers	56,790	1.17	130
Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders	35,060	1.16	280
Refuse and recyclable material collectors	34,960	1.16	160
Loan officers	68,410	1.16	490
Industrial engineering technicians	55,520	1.15	260
Engineering technicians, except drafters, all other	61,580	1.14	160
Electrical and electronic engineering technicians	59,170	1.14	270
Medical and public health social workers	51,540	1.12	150
Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers	36,960	1.1	670
Tool and die makers	49,440	1.09	140
Automotive body and related repairers	42,750	1.09	220
Weighers, measurers, checkers, and samplers, recordkeeping	31,140	1.09	110
Human resources, training, and labor relations specialists, all other	58,780	1.08	300
Mental health counselors	44,150	1.08	130
Eligibility interviewers, government programs	40,710	1.08	960
Pharmacy technicians	30,270	1.08	520
Recreation workers	25,870	1.07	220
Budget analysts	67,840	1.07	230
Bartenders	20,650	1.06	420
Sheet metal workers	44,360	1.06	950
Machinists	39,210	1.06	1,850
Automotive service technicians and mechanics	38,300	1.06	950
Teacher assistants	23,490	1.06	2,700
Network systems and data communications analysts	68,000	1.05	160
Maintenance and repair workers, general	36,010	1.05	1,540
Financial specialists, all other	60,080	1.05	260
Electrical and electronics repairers, commercial and industrial equipment	51,390	1.05	610
Data entry keyers	27,240	1.05	840
Parts salespersons	31,910	1.05	470
Accountants and auditors	62,440	1.05	1,320
Computer specialists, all other	70,420	1.04	920
Transportation workers, all other	34,150	1.04	150
Stock clerks and order fillers	23,760	1.04	3,140
Petroleum pump system operators, refinery operators, and gaugers	53,640	1.04	360
Cooks, restaurant	22,580	1.04	850
Roofers	36,590	1.04	270
Logisticians	67,100	1.04	1,020
First-line supervisors/managers of construction trades and extraction workers	60,250	1.04	1,370
Pharmacists	108,570	1.04	350
Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers	36,430	1.03	1,190
Brickmasons and blockmasons	47,130	1.03	250

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

Title	Mean Local Salary	Local Jobs
Dentists, general	185,010
Family and general practitioners	170,590	40
Psychiatrists	149,780	30
Chief executives	144,380	280
Optometrists	121,280	50
Pharmacists	108,570	350
Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, technical and scientific products	105,820	390
Engineering managers	98,180	170
Computer and information systems managers	98,060	390
Human resources managers, all other	95,250	40
Biomedical engineers	92,650
Veterinarians	91,880	50
Physician assistants	91,500	100
Education administrators, postsecondary	90,920	90
Marketing managers	90,600	180
Natural sciences managers	90,010	60
Financial managers	89,700	530
Lawyers	85,460	280
Managers, all other	85,330	500
Medical and health services managers	84,630	260
Sales managers	84,200	250
Education administrators, elementary and secondary school	84,080	300
Electronics engineers, except computer	83,510	610
Construction managers	82,050	200
General and operations managers	81,320	2,860
Industrial production managers	80,880	230
Chemical engineers	80,840	50
Aerospace engineers	78,550	250
Computer and information scientists, research	78,400	100
Engineers, all other	78,360	270
Electrical engineers	78,200	90
Commercial and industrial designers	77,840	140
Transportation, storage, and distribution managers	76,250	150
Purchasing managers	76,090	50
Mechanical engineers	75,680	680
Business operations specialists, all other	75,570	2,140
Computer software engineers, applications	72,870	310
Computer software engineers, systems software	72,580	370
Management analysts	71,400	850
Architects, except landscape and naval	71,130	70
Training and development managers	70,990	50
Education administrators, all other	70,970	40
Computer specialists, all other	70,420	920
Podiatrists	70,390
Physical therapists	69,420	220
First-line supervisors/managers of police and detectives	68,770	150
Loan officers	68,410	490
Industrial engineers	68,120	330
Network systems and data communications analysts	68,000	160
Budget analysts	67,840	230