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How Much Do Logistics and Distribution Managers Earn in Florida?

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What Logistics and Distribution Managers Earn in Florida

The median pay for a logistics / distribution manager in Florida is $101,570. This figure comes from the BLS OES survey, May 2025. You can see the original data at bls.gov/oes/current/oes113071.htm.

This is a median wage for the whole state of Florida. That means half of logistics and distribution managers earn more than this amount, and half earn less. Your own pay depends on your employer, your experience, and where you work in Florida.

How This Compares to Other Warehouse and Driving Roles

The same BLS survey covers other jobs you may be considering or hiring for:

• Tractor-trailer driver (Florida): median pay $50,640. See bls.gov/oes/current/oes533032.htm.
• Forklift operator (Jacksonville): median pay $48,370. See bls.gov/oes/current/oes537051.htm.

These numbers are for specific job titles and locations. If your exact job title or city is different, the material we have does not include a matching figure for you.

Is There a Free Version of the Pay Tool?

No plan is free. Pricing starts at $9, with $99 and $299 tiers also available. The material we have does not describe what each tier includes, so check the tool's pricing page directly to see what is covered at each level before you pay.

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What This Number Does Not Tell You

This is not financial or career advice. A median wage is a general benchmark, not a guarantee of what you or your team will earn. Actual pay depends on the specific employer, years of experience, certifications, and exact location within Florida.

Confirm any pay figure with the employer, a recruiter, or the BLS directly before making a decision based on it.

What to Do Next

The tool can read your own resume, offer letter, or pay stub and compare those numbers against the BLS figures above. It only uses the numbers in your document and in the BLS data — nothing else. Enter your own numbers to see how they line up with the Florida median for a logistics / distribution manager, and check the pricing page first since no plan is free.