Engineering & Construction
Remuneration Surveys - Engineering & Construction
The most recent Engineering & Construction Remuneration Report was published in April 2010 - 52 organisations (an increase of 27 per cent over October 2009) contributed data in respect of over 2,700 incumbents occupying 157 roles.
The report included a special feature analysing the remuneration increases for all survey roles over the past 6 and the past 12 months. The scope of the survey was broadened in December 2008 to include Subsea & SURF engineering & installation roles. In October 2009, the scope was extended to Environmental consulting roles.
Purpose & Framework
The purpose of the Report is to provide the Executive Management of participating organisations with factual data and reliable analyses of the remuneration of key personnel in the Engineering & Construction Industry. The Report focuses on engineering & construction activity in the mining & resources, oil & gas, energy and major infrastructure sectors. It addresses the Subsea & SURF disciplines separately.
The survey framework showing its ability to aggregate and separate & analyse data are illustrated.[More]
Scope of the Survey
Set out below is a summary of the scope of the Engineering & Construction Remuneration Report which:
- covers consulting engineering, project management & project services positions;
- includes staff & contractor roles;
- provides information for all Australian states;
- reports on Base Salary, Total Fixed Remuneration (including the value of benefits such as motor vehicles & superannuation) and Total Variable Remuneration (showing the impact of incentives);
- separately reports data on project uplifts & retention bonuses; and,
- provides a detailed analysis of practices in respect of incentives and benefits.
Data will be examined to identify the impact of various personal and organisation factors on the level of remuneration for each role. These include:
- project size
- location (state & region)
- years of experience
- type of employment contract (salary information for "staff" & "contract" personnel will be presented separately)
- industry sector (eg engineering versus EPCM versus construction - see above)
Sample Organisation Chart
Participating Organisations
The following 52 companies participated in the April 2010 report:
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