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OSCA CODE 131231 - Engineering Manager

Description

Plans, organises, directs, controls and coordinates the engineering and technical operations of an organisation to ensure they meet goals and objectives. Engineering managers will work closely with other department heads and senior management to develop strategic plans that align with the company's overall business objectives. Registration or licensing may be required.

Average Income

According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), the average annual salary for Engineering Manager jobs in Australia ranges from $170,000 to $190,000. Engineering managers with advanced qualifications, such as a master's or PhD, and additional certifications may earn higher salaries compared to those with just a bachelor's degree. Additionally, experience plays a significant role in determining the income level.

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Average Age

  • Males: 51 years
  • Females: 48 years
  • Persons: 51 years

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Required Skill Level for Migration as Engineering Manager

Skill Level: 1

Skill Priority in 2024

The Skills Priority List (SPL) highlights the shortage status of engineering managers across various Australian regions:

Region Status
AUS Shortage(S)
NSW Shortage(S)
VIC Shortage(S)
QLD Shortage(S)
SA Shortage(S)
WA Regional Shortage(R)
TAS Regional Shortage(R)
NT Shortage(S)
ACT Shortage(S)

Future Demand: At economy-wide average.

Australian Visa Options for Engineering Manager

Visa Name Description Processing Time
189 Visa Points-based visa for skilled workers. 9-12 months
190 Visa State-sponsored visa. 9-12 months
482 TSS Visa Temporary work visa. Varies
186 Visa (DE) Employer-sponsored permanent visa. 10-15 months
489 Visa Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa. 3-8 months
494 Visa Employer-sponsored regional visa for up to 5 years. 9-15 months

Tasks of an Engineering Manager

  • Develops, implements, and tracks engineering strategies, policies, and operations, ensuring alignment with legal, regulatory, and safety requirements.
  • Assigns tasks to engineering teams, manages their schedules, activities, and budgets, and ensures deadlines are met.
  • Assesses the performance of engineering teams and individual contributors to ensure efficiency and effectiveness.
  • Provides expert guidance on technical issues, consulting with specialist engineers as needed.
  • Leads, plans, and evaluates engineering projects, guiding teams throughout the project’s execution phase.
  • Works closely with other departments, represents the organization on engineering matters, and collaborates with stakeholders to achieve business goals.

Round Results

Round Date Lowest Points Score Invited subclass 189 (Points-tested stream) Lowest Points Score Invited subclass 491 (Family Sponsored Regional)
2022-08-22 Offshore: 65
Onshore: Not invited
Offshore: Not invited
Onshore: 80
2022-12-08 Offshore: 65
Onshore: 65
Offshore: N/A
Onshore: N/A
2024-06-13 95 N/A
2024-09-05 95 N/A

Job Outlook for Engineering Managers (2024)

Median Weekly Earnings AUD $2,961
Part-time Share 5%
Female Share 16%
Median Age 44 years
Annual Employment Growth 1,700
Employed 32,300

[See: Australian Bureau of Statistics for the most updated data on Engineering Managers]

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