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Job Title | Salary |
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Construction Project Manager | $105,426 /yr |
Senior Construction Project Manager | $169,632 /yr |
Principal Construction Project Manager | $120,726 /yr |
in Canada
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Job Title | Salary |
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Construction Project Manager | $105,426 /yr |
Senior Construction Project Manager | $169,632 /yr |
Principal Construction Project Manager | $120,726 /yr |
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The average salary for a Construction Project Manager is $105,426 per year in Canada. Salaries estimates are based on 262 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Construction Project Manager employees in Canada.
The highest salary for a Construction Project Manager in Canada is $133,760 per year.
The lowest salary for a Construction Project Manager in Canada is $84,365 per year.
Making more money as a construction project manager isn’t too difficult, assuming you’ve performed well enough to justify a raise. Delivering projects on-schedule and under budget can lead to project bonuses, which can lead to more money in your pocket. If you do this often enough, you’ll get opportunities to manage more complex and expensive projects, which can also lead to more money. Earning certification from the Project Management Institute can be an added bonus, making you more marketable and eligible for more prominent jobs (and therefore, more valuable for your employer to retain).
Negotiating a raise as a construction project manager should start with a comparison between your current compensation and what’s being offered in your market for similar jobs. Some construction project managers are satisfied with hopping from job to job or region to region, progressively making more by following building booms. Others are loyal to their company, and are able to progressively ask for more because they consistently perform and give their company a good reputation. Figure out where you stand between these two scenarios and negotiate accordingly. It might be worth your while to move to a region undergoing a construction boom and forgoing negotiation altogether. Otherwise, your track record should speak for itself and you should be prepared to rely on it heavily in negotiations with your current employer.
About 72.65% of Construction Project Manager professionals feel satisfied with their salary, according to anonymous Glassdoor ratings. An additional $10,427 in potential pay per year, among other factors, can qualify the annual pay of a Construction Project Manager in Canada as a good salary.
Construction Project Manager professionals in Canada have a wide total pay range, between $69,692 and $168,615 depending on experience, with an estimated total pay of $105,426 following the average career path of a Construction Project Manager.