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Updated: 13 May 2013
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Industry: Civil Engineering Construction
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Civil Engineer€38,365  
   
Quantity Surveyor€27,000  
Senior Quantity Surveyor€55,575  
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Country: Ireland | Currency: EUR | Updated: 13 May 2013 | Individuals Reporting: 31
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Key Statistics for Civil Engineering Construction Salaries and Jobs

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Salary Range

Bachelor's Degree€25,020 - €36,438
Female
17%
female alumni
 
Male
83%
male alumni
Years of Experience
1-4 years
42%
5-9 years
34%
10-19 years
21%
20 years or more
3%
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