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Risk Management salaries in United States
Risk Management professionals in United States earn $106.5–143.3K per year on average, based on 17 jobs. Risk Management roles in United States pay 3% above the board-wide average of $102.2–140.2K for Risk Management jobs on After The Badge Jobs. Pay ranges from $78–134.5K for Mid-level roles up to $105.8–138.3K at the Senior level.
Average salary range
$106.5–143.3K
Based on 17 jobs · 3% more than the average salary on After The Badge Jobs
25th percentile
$85K
Average
$124.9K
75th percentile
$157.5K
Risk Management salaries by seniority in United States
Risk Management salaries in United States range from $78–134.5K for Mid-level roles to $105.8–138.3K for Senior positions.
| Seniority | Avg. salary | Jobs | vs Avg. on After The Badge Jobs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mid-level | $78–134.5K | 3 | -12% |
| Senior | $105.8–138.3K | 12 | +1% |
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Highest paying job titles in United States beyond Risk Management, ranked by average salary.
Security Officer
Avg. $45.7–53.1K · 96 Jobs
Security Guard
Avg. $42–46.9K · 78 Jobs
Safety Manager
Avg. $91.9–125.4K · 66 Jobs
Environmental Health and Safety
Avg. $93.7–126.3K · 51 Jobs
Safety Specialist
Avg. $76.8–97.4K · 50 Jobs
EHS Manager
Avg. $94.2–129.7K · 49 Jobs
Top paying skills in United States
Highest paying skills in United States, ranked by average salary.
Incident Investigation
Avg. $91–121.2K · 116 Jobs
Risk Assessment
Avg. $93.5–128.8K · 78 Jobs
Root-Cause Analysis
Avg. $87.3–117.5K · 70 Jobs
Emergency Response
Avg. $60.9–77K · 69 Jobs
Regulatory Compliance
Avg. $96.1–131.9K · 63 Jobs
OSHA Compliance
Avg. $89.5–116.4K · 57 Jobs
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All salary figures are converted to annual equivalents in USD. Averages are based on published jobs with salary data and filtered for statistical outliers.