Yacht Engineer Jobs
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How much does a Yacht Engineer earn?
Chief Engineer
239 chief engineers have contributed with their salaries. On yachts 65m and below, charter salaries outperform private salaries; however the roles are reversed on larger yachts over 66m, where chief engineers on private yachts earn more than their colleagues on charter vessels. The salary for a chief engineer starts at €5000 and the greatest earning potential is to be had with permanent contracts on board yachts 101m+ where a chief engineer on a permanent contract commands an average monthly salary greater than €12000.
2nd Engineer
109 second engineers contributed with their salaries and those with permanent contracts on the three largest categories of yachts – 66-80m, 81-100m, 101+m – had the greatest average monthly salary of over €6000. In the two largest categories of yachts – 81-100m and 101m+, there is also little discrepancy between the salaries of permanent and rotational crew. The average salary for a second engineer starts at around €5000 a month. Salaries for second engineers on charter yachts between 41-80m in size are greater than salaries for second engineers on private yachts.
3rd Engineer
Third engineers on yachts greater than 51m in size contributed with their salaries and average monthly salaries range from just below €3000 a month to more than €5000 a month for both permanent and rotation contracts on yachts 101+m.
ETO, AVI & Electrical Engineer
The average monthly salary for an ETO, AVI and Electrical Engineer, irrespective of the size of the yacht, is greater than €4500. On yachts between 66-80m and 81-100m the crew with rotational contracts earned more than those with permanent contracts. On yachts 101m and greater, both contracts command the same average monthly salary, just over €6000 a month.