Maintenance Coordinator Salary in Australia

What is the Pay by Experience Level for Maintenance Coordinators?

Early Career

▼4%

Mid Career

▲1%

Late Career

▲8%

Experienced

▲6%

What Do Maintenance Coordinators Do?

The maintenance coordinator typically oversees maintenance tasks inside a factory, plant, store, or other facility. They supervises a group of personnel, usually called the maintenance team, to delegate tasks and ensure the team completes high quality work and remains productive. Maintenance coordinators make sure that all health and safety procedures are followed to ensure a safe working environment. They are the first responder to daily emergencies, tend to equipment that needs repair through …Read more

Maintenance Coordinator Tasks

Review, evaluate, and prioritize requests for maintenance.
Report on activities, budget, supplies, and planned projects.
Inspect sites regularly, responding to complaints and evaluating current status and needs.
Identify and resolve maintenance, materials, supplies, and staffing problems.
Maintain, update, and plan the schedule, including assigning tasks to staff and hiring contractors.

The average salary for a Maintenance Coordinator in Australia is AU$66,639.

10%

A$50k

MEDIAN

A$67k

90%

A$118k

Salary

AU$50k - AU$118k

Bonus

AU$3k - AU$15k

Profit Sharing

AU$0 - AU$26k

Total Pay

AU$50k - AU$118k

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What Do Maintenance Coordinators Do?

Maintenance Coordinator Tasks

Review, evaluate, and prioritize requests for maintenance.
Report on activities, budget, supplies, and planned projects.
Inspect sites regularly, responding to complaints and evaluating current status and needs.
Identify and resolve maintenance, materials, supplies, and staffing problems.
Maintain, update, and plan the schedule, including assigning tasks to staff and hiring contractors.

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Maintenance Coordinator

Maintenance Supervisor / Superintendent

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More common (> 20%)

Somewhat common (8 - 20%)

Less common (< 8%)

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What Are Popular Skills for Maintenance Coordinators?

Facility Maintenance & Coordination

AU$60,000

31 responses

Maintenance

AU$64,563

22 responses

Job Scheduling

AU$62,510

18 responses

Plant Maintenance

AU$92,628

14 responses

People Management

AU$65,496

12 responses

Skills in Plant Maintenance are correlated to pay that is above average. Skills that pay less than market rate include People Management, Job Scheduling, Maintenance and Facility Maintenance & Coordination.

What is the Pay by Experience Level for Maintenance Coordinators?

An early career Maintenance Coordinator with 1-4 years of experience earns an average total compensation (includes tips, bonus, and overtime pay) of AU$64,178 based on 46 salaries. A mid-career Maintenance Coordinator with 5-9 years of experience earns an average total compensation of AU$67,377 based on 28 salaries. An experienced Maintenance Coordinator with 10-19 years of experience earns an average total compensation of AU$72,156 based on 20 salaries. In their late career (20 years and higher), employees earn an average total compensation of AU$70,944.

Pay Difference by Location

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Brisbane, Queensland

▲2%

Perth, Western Australia

▲1%

Melbourne, Victoria

▼3%

Sydney, New South Wales

▼3%

Adelaide, South Australia

▼4%

Employees with Maintenance Coordinator in their job title in Brisbane, Queensland earn an average of 2.0% more than the national average. These job titles also find higher than average salaries in Perth, Western Australia (1.0% more). The lowest salaries can be found in Adelaide, South Australia (4.2% less), Sydney, New South Wales (3.4% less) and Melbourne, Victoria (2.9% less).