the official jobs/wages thread...
#616
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Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 34
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
What a great idea!! Finally, someone to share my findings with.
I have been planning a move to Australia for over a year now and after many patient hours or searching I found a web site that does a wage search. Im not sure how up to date it is and it would be nice to get some feed back from anyone reading.
www.acpeople.com.au/salary/
Good luck to anyone making the move to Oz!!
James
I have been planning a move to Australia for over a year now and after many patient hours or searching I found a web site that does a wage search. Im not sure how up to date it is and it would be nice to get some feed back from anyone reading.
www.acpeople.com.au/salary/
Good luck to anyone making the move to Oz!!
James
#617
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
What a great idea!! Finally, someone to share my findings with.
I have been planning a move to Australia for over a year now and after many patient hours or searching I found a web site that does a wage search. Im not sure how up to date it is and it would be nice to get some feed back from anyone reading.
www.acpeople.com.au/salary/
Good luck to anyone making the move to Oz!!
James
I have been planning a move to Australia for over a year now and after many patient hours or searching I found a web site that does a wage search. Im not sure how up to date it is and it would be nice to get some feed back from anyone reading.
www.acpeople.com.au/salary/
Good luck to anyone making the move to Oz!!
James
Some area about right, and some are a bit on the low side.
#618
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
when we were over in perth oh was actually given the pay scales for the company he would be working for, so we know that we are not being riped off in that way.
he is being put on the same level in oz as he is on in the uk.
he is being put on the same level in oz as he is on in the uk.
#619
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just looked on that website and it stated
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Salaries
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS design, develop and supervise the manufacture, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical systems for electric power generation and distribution, or electronic systems used for computer and communication sys
How much money does Electrical and Electronics Engineers make?
Salary Table
Earnings/Weekly
$1153
Earnings/Yearly
$62262
Salaries listed are for full time and before tax.
and we are being offered $5000 more
so that looks good
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Salaries
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS design, develop and supervise the manufacture, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical systems for electric power generation and distribution, or electronic systems used for computer and communication sys
How much money does Electrical and Electronics Engineers make?
Salary Table
Earnings/Weekly
$1153
Earnings/Yearly
$62262
Salaries listed are for full time and before tax.
and we are being offered $5000 more
so that looks good
#620
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
just looked on that website and it stated
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Salaries
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS design, develop and supervise the manufacture, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical systems for electric power generation and distribution, or electronic systems used for computer and communication sys
How much money does Electrical and Electronics Engineers make?
Salary Table
Earnings/Weekly
$1153
Earnings/Yearly
$62262
Salaries listed are for full time and before tax.
and we are being offered $5000 more
so that looks good
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Salaries
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS design, develop and supervise the manufacture, installation, operation and maintenance of electrical systems for electric power generation and distribution, or electronic systems used for computer and communication sys
How much money does Electrical and Electronics Engineers make?
Salary Table
Earnings/Weekly
$1153
Earnings/Yearly
$62262
Salaries listed are for full time and before tax.
and we are being offered $5000 more
so that looks good
Pay scales mean squat in Perth. Worley Parsons are taking the piss with you.
#621
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Wow that is good. Some of the Transfield Worley guys aren't on that. A mate of mine has just gone back to Scotland because his salary was a pitiful $73 p/hour.
#622
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That's $89k/year not $89/hour. The contract guys who work for me are on $75/hour. $73/hour in O&G is fairly low for Perth.
#624
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Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
i am a project worker with Quarriers, i work with young adults who have been homeless supporting them in their own tenancies. i am finding it difficult to reasearch what salary i would expect to get, i am currently on £21,000, anyone any advice?
#625
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Just spent ages trying to find an answer to wages for HGV mechanics in Brisbane area with no luck at all!Anyone out there know the answer...Have 20 yrs experience as well as serving in the army (REME):curse:
#626
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Posts: 2
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Hi
I'm a complete newbie, and noticed this thread straight away! I'm still in UK, and am an English teacher. Does anyone know what kind of wages I could expect in Australia?
cheers
PF
I'm a complete newbie, and noticed this thread straight away! I'm still in UK, and am an English teacher. Does anyone know what kind of wages I could expect in Australia?
cheers
PF
#627
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Hi,
I am also a newbie!
I am looking to move to Oz in the next year with my family to gold coast area. I am currently a senior design engineer for a company in the UK (Flann Microwave) designing RF/Microwave Waveguide components and antennas (9Yrs experience). Its a bit of a specialist area some i'm kind of hoping my skills will be highly sought after.
Anybody have any idea how much I could be earning in Oz?
Im currently earning £28K in the SW of the UK.
Any help much appreciated.
I am also a newbie!
I am looking to move to Oz in the next year with my family to gold coast area. I am currently a senior design engineer for a company in the UK (Flann Microwave) designing RF/Microwave Waveguide components and antennas (9Yrs experience). Its a bit of a specialist area some i'm kind of hoping my skills will be highly sought after.
Anybody have any idea how much I could be earning in Oz?
Im currently earning £28K in the SW of the UK.
Any help much appreciated.
#628
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Location: Brisbane
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Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
#629
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Location: Leamington Spa, UK
Posts: 26
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
As this is my first post i should start by saying hello
Gone through all 43 pages of posts now, and although there is some "padding" there is alot of very useful info as well.
I am looking to move to the Perth area approximately October/November time after a relaxing time on a Indo/Malay beach
I have worked for Ford Motor Company in a Foundry as a Mechanical Maintenance man in the uk for 15 odd years and have just been made redudnant. An ideal time to make "the move" i feel!
I am only really used to working with heavy plant machinery, pumps, hydraulics, pneumatics, welding, fitting etc. I chose Perth as a starting point as I feel it supports mining, rigging and forrestry.
So only armed with C and G and 15 yrs experience inc 4yr apprenticeship what could i potentially earn and in which sector?
I really like the idea of FIFO for mining (reality is probably worse than i can imagine!) but not sure how far my skills can take me.
Also how hard is it to get my trade certified for Australia. Is it as easy as contacting the TRA?
Also concerned about only bringing over 50k sterling and living on single wage, but thats for another thread!!
Thanks you all in advance, and great site!!!
Gone through all 43 pages of posts now, and although there is some "padding" there is alot of very useful info as well.
I am looking to move to the Perth area approximately October/November time after a relaxing time on a Indo/Malay beach
I have worked for Ford Motor Company in a Foundry as a Mechanical Maintenance man in the uk for 15 odd years and have just been made redudnant. An ideal time to make "the move" i feel!
I am only really used to working with heavy plant machinery, pumps, hydraulics, pneumatics, welding, fitting etc. I chose Perth as a starting point as I feel it supports mining, rigging and forrestry.
So only armed with C and G and 15 yrs experience inc 4yr apprenticeship what could i potentially earn and in which sector?
I really like the idea of FIFO for mining (reality is probably worse than i can imagine!) but not sure how far my skills can take me.
Also how hard is it to get my trade certified for Australia. Is it as easy as contacting the TRA?
Also concerned about only bringing over 50k sterling and living on single wage, but thats for another thread!!
Thanks you all in advance, and great site!!!
Last edited by AJG; Jul 19th 2007 at 4:46 pm.
#630
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Joined: Jul 2007
Location: stockton on tees
Posts: 91
Re: the official jobs/wages thread...
Australia is full of one and two man bands in the building industry and i am sure once dale has found his feet he will be fine .I know here in perth there seems to be two different carpenters ie cut roof carpenters and internal fix carpenters .
If you are coming to perth i suggest looking up Dale alcock ,perceptions ,beaumonde homes ,BGC these are project builders and are hiring roofing and internal carpenters on price all the time .If you aare heading east id try and look up some east coast builders and make a few calls .
A good way to start when first coming over is to answer an add for a ''hammerhand '' this will give you the necessary experience to learn how to cut rooves in ,as i know its all truss work in the uk but here their is still a tendancy for each roof to be cut individually due to all house designs being differnt .This will prbably earn you up to 200 bucks a day but its worth doing and after you can buy all the gear and go out on your own and earn 2000 plus a week ,and its as easy as that
If you are coming to perth i suggest looking up Dale alcock ,perceptions ,beaumonde homes ,BGC these are project builders and are hiring roofing and internal carpenters on price all the time .If you aare heading east id try and look up some east coast builders and make a few calls .
A good way to start when first coming over is to answer an add for a ''hammerhand '' this will give you the necessary experience to learn how to cut rooves in ,as i know its all truss work in the uk but here their is still a tendancy for each roof to be cut individually due to all house designs being differnt .This will prbably earn you up to 200 bucks a day but its worth doing and after you can buy all the gear and go out on your own and earn 2000 plus a week ,and its as easy as that