I know there is already a salary thread but it is mostly for people to talk about their own salaries and since there are many young workers, we do not have an indication of what senior managers are earning. Why do we want to know? Because, it helps us to plan our career ahead.

It would be nice if you specify the age, industry and position of the person. And, of course, include the salary too. Please do not guess. It must be quite reliable.

Reliable sources often can come from relatives/siblings/friends/colleagues or even HR department in any company. We need more transparency.

If possible, please do not include those CEOs of public companies with pay package running into millions per annum.

Strictly salaries only. No business income.

Here we go.

Age: 53
Industry: IT
Position: Sales Director
Income: RM20k

This post has been edited by groggy: Oct 14 2011, 08:59 AM

age: 40
industry : telco
position: sales manager
income : rm 10k per month

age: 30-40
industry : O&G
position: manager positions
income : rm 25k-30k per month

These are connected people in O&G firms without real skillset or job function. They just attend meetings, walk around Tower in slippers and go home early.

age: 20-25
industry: publishing, design, art, photography
position: *rising*
income: min 5k, max 20k, average 10-12k

Age : from 20yrs onwards.
Industry : Marine O&G support vessels

ISM Clerk - 1.2k - 1.5k
ISM Executive - 2.4k - 4k
Marine HSE Officer / Marine Safety officer - 4k - 8k,
Marine HSE Coordinator / Marine Safety officer- 6k - 10k
Marine HSE Manager / Marine Safety Manager - 10k - 15k
Deputy HOD of Marine HSE - 13k - 20k
HOD of Marine HSE Dept - Min. 15k max - Depends on your negotiating skills.
DPA ( Designated Person Ashore ) Min 9k - 15k. Max - depends on ur negotiating skills

All positions above are those with some sailing exp and has knowledge of offshore marine operations and HSE background. Usually the DPA position is combined with the HOD of Marine / Marine HSE Manager where they nego for additional allowance between 1-5k extra.

Below are non-marine. i.e. construction, maintenance etc in O&G

HSE Officer - 4k - 6k
HSE Coordinator - 5k - 8k
HSE Engineer - 8k - 15k
HSE Advisor - 8k - 15k
HSE Manager - 10k min.

I hope you dun mind this long list. Now my details

Age : 38
Pposition Marine HSE HOD / DPA

This post has been edited by Noyze: Oct 14 2011, 11:10 AM

Age: 30
Industry: IT/BPO
Position: Business Manager/Situation Manager/Incident Manager
Income: RM10k++

Age: >70
Industry: Government
Position: Head of Ministry
Income:RM50K++
Commission: RM30K for each shophouses approved + etc...

True story..

This post has been edited by jphlau: Oct 14 2011, 11:38 AM

COOL !!

True story indeed...cronies?

Age: 29
Industry: OnG
Position: management trainee/operation engineer
Salary : RM17k ++

-my senior colleague..

After reading some of the replies, i see so many jobs paying so well, but we still hear so many rakyat complaints about low salary in malaysia, cannot buy house, and cannot survive living in the city. But the fact is that, we are earning so much that and we become greedy and continue complaint that we earn not enough even though making more than 10k per month....

Age: 26
Industry: IT/Manufacturing
Position: Application Consultant
Income: RM1.9k per day

sorry, those are complaints are low n mid level and goverment servant.. i dont think those people with high salary ever complaint.
total mid level n low level ratio with total high level salary just too different btw

Just because of a few examples above , you make such conclusion meh....majority of the work force are not high salary earners....as megahertz said, take a look at the ratio....

the king of cronies... guess which state im from ...

This post has been edited by jphlau: Oct 14 2011, 01:08 PM

i think the highest pay within government is just rm25k (base pay), which is for the PM position

rm50k is most likely inclusive of songlap money la

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Added on October 14, 2011, 1:12 pmur avatar indicates Sarawak lol.. right?

This post has been edited by PhakFuhZai: Oct 14 2011, 01:12 PM

So many?

Not familiar with ONG but this job requires working at oil platforms? Otherwise, can explain why so highly paid since it is a trainee position?

hahha...Gosh..i bet u sleep men-kangkang! haha

Shell's old salary structure was the following

Manager (JG4): 13-15.5k per month
Operations Manager (JG3): 15.5-18k per month
Senior Managers (JG2): 22.5-28k per month

This has changed over the years though.

ohh, so you mean it changes to become more higher ?

Very similar to my company's current Malaysia pay scale. The ranges are nearly spot on. Just titles are slightly different.

JG4 is more or less Senior Exec/Specialist/Analyst/Account Manager.
JG3 is Manager.
JG2 is Senior Manager.

This post has been edited by seantang: Oct 14 2011, 03:23 PM

your company is an oil & gas company ?

anyone can share about the salary structure for BAT(GSD), BP Service center, Schlumberger SIS, Exxon ?

This post has been edited by shaquenator: Oct 14 2011, 03:42 PM

its a office based job...client request for one person for this position(salary will back charge to client)..
but in our system he is still in trainee position...

The American petrochemical companies have fairly similar structures. As long as you're part of the core mother company... ie. employed by the holding company or a 100% owned subsidiary that's directly managed by global mgt... ie. not a empowered local organisation with lots of local management (ie. have a local CEO, local CFO, local board of directors whose accountability to global is only profit), not a service center/call center/some sort of XXX Services Sdn Bhd etc.

hmm, your reply sounds a bit like ayat tergantung....let me guess, as long as the person is hired under global management, then his pay will be more higher. Unless the US MNC company has localized the management, the salary structure will basically the same as those china man company or malay enterprises ?

you are which company ?

Nvm then.

seantang, dont be offended...I didnt understand, so I ask further...

Age: 24 yrs
Gender: Male
Title: Sales Executive
Nature of business: Plastics industry
Earn: RM4K basic + comm= RM7 k+ monthly

Plastics company? which one? the top 3? or the middleperson? My brother in-law own's a plastic company and well the commission his sales girl makes does get a lot higher than 7k a month. Although depending on which plastic lah.

noyze, kalau u know about exxon ke, baker ke, halli ke, sclumb ke punya salary group....share share lah

Age:26 yrs
Title:General Field Engineer
Basic Salary+fixed allowance:14k/month
Nature of Business:Oil and Gas Services
non-fixed offshore allowance:0-18k/month

This post has been edited by backspace66: Oct 14 2011, 05:18 PM

hospital support service:

cleaner / janitor / laundry worker = rm 600 per month

multi-purpose / general worker / painter = rm 900 per month

carpenter / plumber / mason / air-con technician / electrician (wireman) / mechanics = rm 1,500 - 1,800 per month

chargeman / MGAP (medical gas approved personnel) / autoclave specialist = rm 4,000 per month

The thread is seeking info sharing for high salary jobs?

RM4000 for what is basically a blue-collar job is not too bad

define high salary jobs?

for a blue-collar, non-executive, non-managerial position, a 4k salary is very high

mind sharing which telco? vendor or ?/

For everyone that earns 7K or above there are another 100 that earns less than 1K a month. Think about that. Not everyone in our country is privileged enough to have gone through colleges or Unis. These pay are those graduated and for every graduate, how many are dropouts, how many are SPM holders. The ratio could be 1 : 50 or even more. Check our those who works as sales assistants in Jusco, their pay is only RM750 a month. Don't believe, check it out yourself. Econsave and Giant. The Cs tend to go for promoter jobs and their average take home pay is 1.2K to 1.5K. Factory workers, those in the low rung civil services. Even average hawkers earns an average of 2K monthly for a husband and wife team.

After 37 comments and you made a sweeping conclusion.

Now JG4 denotes managerial/senior engineer position, depending whether you are upstream or downstream. The ceiling is 21k/month, so go figures for the rest of the JG

job-site civil engineering
experience-2 year experience on site 2 year on design
company-local small company
salary-RM4000
location-KOTA KINABALU

age: 36
industry : Insurance
position: District Manager
income : Work for about 15yrs untill now the income is at least RM70k per month currently.

all high salary....

Again, what's the purpose of this topic again?!....

So if we know which industry and which position, so what?!

If you''re already working, you're stuck in your same industry. If you're in that industry, you would obviously know what the seniors are earning. If you have yet to know what the seniors are roughly earning, that proves you're not in the industry long enough and are just starting.

If that's the case, then stop day dreaming about how much one is going to earn in the future. Instead pick up your own pace and start work hard/smart.

Seriously I do not see the need of this topic. Until one can convince me otherwise, this topic is closed. The pinned topic on salary doesn't restrict to your comments on your own-self salary.

This post has been edited by b00n: Oct 16 2011, 11:43 AM