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Junior Production Coordinator | $56,334 /yr |
Production Coordinator | $55,405 /yr |
Production Coordinator Supervisor | $75,276 /yr |
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Junior Production Coordinator | $56,334 /yr |
Production Coordinator | $55,405 /yr |
Production Coordinator Supervisor | $75,276 /yr |
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The average salary for a Production Coordinator is $55,405 per year in Canada. Salaries estimates are based on 849 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Production Coordinator employees in Canada.
The highest salary for a Production Coordinator in Canada is $69,471 per year.
The lowest salary for a Production Coordinator in Canada is $45,618 per year.
A production coordinator is responsible for ensuring quality assurance for the products and the production team's efficiency in meeting their scheduled goals. A bachelor’s degree is a minimum requirement for the position of production coordinator. Employers will pay more for a production coordinator with a graduate or master’s degree in business administration or a related field. Experience and certifications are highly regarded in the production industry and could lead to a managerial position earning you a higher salary. Sharpening your computer skills through training and gaining relevant certificates is always a benefit of self-improvement. Managers and coordinators must keep their soft skills tuned, such as time management, collaboration and communication with their team, and attention to detail.
If you want to increase your salary as a production coordinator with your current company, you need to highlight the contributions and value you bring to the company. For example, how are your quality assurance strategies working out? What reward systems have you implemented to increase work efficiency, motivation, and engagement? What cost-effective measures have you used to develop and achieve company goals? What is your strategy in response to changes in customer demands? If you have impressive answers to these questions, negotiating your way to a 10% to 20% increase in salary shouldn’t be too difficult. Asking to make more money before accepting a new job offer isn’t that much different. You still need to impress upon the interviewer what kind of experience, education, certifications, technical skills, and soft skills you have to request and deserve a higher starting salary.
About 67.38% of Production Coordinator professionals feel satisfied with their salary, according to anonymous Glassdoor ratings. An additional $2,325 in potential pay per year, among other factors, can qualify the annual pay of a Production Coordinator in Canada as a good salary.
Production Coordinator professionals in Canada have a wide total pay range, between $38,779 and $90,007 depending on experience, with an estimated total pay of $55,405 following the average career path of a Production Coordinator.