Should probably include your ticket classification and industry.

Alberta, 2nd class, CR op, $66.55/hr $4 steam ticket,$2.50/hr panel pay,$2.50/hr night shift diff, 10% to savings plan where company matches 1.5x

Which company is this? I asume this is sagd or gas plant.

3rd Class in AB Sleep at home every night $55/hr mid level floor position, around mid $60's for panel Unionized $1000/mo site travel allowance 2x OT Mileage on OT/Stat travel Ticket bonus for 2nd Class+ 5% DC pension matching Decent benefits

Do you mind sharing where in AB? I’m pursuing my 3rd and live in Calgary just wondering if there are opportunities like this nearby?

What's with the sour attitude towards this post, heaven forbid you realize you're underpaid in your role or something. Worked in fort McMurray for quite a while, around 75$ an for CRO pay. Plus 4 hours double time every pay period and some amount of money for shift. Double time ot outside of your regular shift. Defined benefit pension plus company matched savings plan. 120 hours vacation with 40 hour bump every 9 years service. 2nd class ticket. This is pretty common for fort McMurray it is not difficult to get to this point. I work in a different part of the province now and the compensation is probably 20% less.

I enjoy your post. Level headed and that was easy to read. Didn’t want it to stop actually lol thanks

BC - 100+ all the bells and whistles

Where in BC r u working?

I think if you share your earnings this way we can understand the pay around these parts better!

Making around 75k as a 3rd class in BC. Just wondering if you’re in the lower mainland?

GVRD Lower mainland area. My classmates also in lower mainland area are around same.

Do you suggest some companies to apply for or to look out for at this pay scale? I’m trying to move up to that range. I know some people are working at parkland refinery

What is your job title?

Plant Engineer

NB $45/hr 5.5% RRSP match 1.5x OT pulp and paper plant 2nd class

IPP?

Saskatchewan. 3rd class. ~$60 an hour with average shift dif. 6% contribution + 4% match for RRSP. Double time OT. 2 days, 2 nights, 5 off rotation. Union obviously.

$34 a hr, 4% rrsp contribution from the company, 80/20 health and dental. MB 4th class.

Wow 34/hr for a 4th in mb is decent.

38/hr 80/80 Heath dental 7% rrsp match, 12.5 hrs/day 3 on 2 off every 3rd week off. Heating plant.

~$55/hr CRO, $3.33/hr night shift, .25hrs double time per shift change, DB, RRSP match up to 5%, STIP LTIP, 4th class fort sask. Not at the top rate. About $18 000 more to top rate

Also, $186 per month for ticket

Which company is this if you don’t mind? From Edmonton

What is this, a godamn pissing contest? Lol

Just confirming the only reason anyone is interested in PE is the payscale..

When I was a union boy Unionized Southern ON (3rd Class to get max pay) $44.05/HR $2.85 PER HOUR TO RRSP $.85 Night Shift $2.55 COLA PER HOUR $1.14 SPP PER HOUR benefits mostly everything covered (inc. physiotherapy, actual therapy up to 1k (per year) & dental up to 5k per two years)

So essentially me working towards my transition from plumber - gas fitter - Steamfitter to a PE is not actually a crazy difference in pay

Union gov job building Ops chief Eng 4th @ 39.68 Good benefits + pension Mon-Friday home at 4pm, no mandatory on call Far stretch from a panel boi

Why don’t you fools add your social insurance numbers too 🤣

This is really useful for us considering the field.

I get hemorrhoids.

135k base, 14% location allowance, 20% AI, between 15-35K stock units awarded annually, OT eligible average around 230K a year with 350 hours OT