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Language: English Series: Building Services Journal ; 29(5) May 2007, 63-68(6)Publication details: 2007Subject(s): Summary: Hay's latest building services salary guide reveals a disparity between changes in senior and junior salaries over the past 12 months. Whilst engineers in senior roles can earn up to £65 000, employees at junior levels have experienced very small increases, partly due to a buoyant and candidate led market. Provides salary tables for M&E quantity surveyors, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, consulting engineers (CAD, other and senior), commissioning engineers, estimators, and contractors - management. The tables are broken down by UK region and level of job.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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Hay's latest building services salary guide reveals a disparity between changes in senior and junior salaries over the past 12 months. Whilst engineers in senior roles can earn up to £65 000, employees at junior levels have experienced very small increases, partly due to a buoyant and candidate led market. Provides salary tables for M&E quantity surveyors, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, consulting engineers (CAD, other and senior), commissioning engineers, estimators, and contractors - management. The tables are broken down by UK region and level of job.