Engineering
Engineering Manager
Summary
Engineering managers plan, coordinate and oversee the technical and engineering activities of an organisation. They are responsible for planning engineering projects and overseeing the efficient running of projects, including providing supervision and guidance to other engineers. Their focus is on goals and the management of issues between business and delivery.
Other Occupation Titles
Chief engineer
Lead engineer
Project engineer
VET pathways
These qualifications provide pathways to higher education and achieving your desired occupation.
- PMA60116 – Advanced Diploma of Process Plant Technology
- MEM60122 – Advanced Diploma of Engineering (Mechanical)
Tertiary pathways
To become a engineering manager, you usually need a number of years of experience in engineering roles and a Bachelor degree or higher in an engineering discipline, such as:
- Electrical Engineering
- Electronic Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Automation and Robotics Engineering
- Software Engineering
Indicative salary range
Low end – $165,000
High end – $225,000
Source: Kinexus Defence Industry Insights 12th Edition.
Low end salary is based on positions with 1–3 years of experience, and High end salary is based on 15–20 years of experience.
Total Salary Package = Full-time annual equivalent of base salary or rate plus statutory superannuation and any other remuneration applicable to the role (before tax).
Salaries may vary based on scope and level of responsibility. Certain occupations may experience higher total salaries than listed due to receiving bonus or commission payments.
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