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Construction & Real Estate

The salary range for people working in Hungary in Construction & Real Estate is typically from 426,377 Ft (minimum salary) to 1,101,800 Ft (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

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Gross monthly salary in category Construction & Real Estate
Salaries may vary by position, the value given is indicative.
80% of people earn:
426K - 1.1M Ft
10% earn less lthan 426K Ft
10% earns more than 1.1M Ft
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Salaries in the survey are expressed in gross.

Based on the Fizetesek.hu salary survey, 80% of people in the Construction & Real Estate category in the Hungary earn between 426,377 Ft and 1,101,800 Ft monthly gross.

10% of employees earn less than 426,377 Ft and 10% of people earn more than 1,101,800 Ft.

The survey is based on data from employees, cleaned of extreme and duplicate values.

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List of positions in the Construction & Real Estate category and their job descriptions

Job position
Description of job position
Market range
Architect
  • Preparing construction plans for public works, investment plans, architectural and urban studies, local plan surveys, and analyses.
  • Developing architectural designs and documentation concerning the placement of constructions and their alternations, project documentation of constructions and their alternations, including their interior as well as exterior, reconstruction and modernisation of buildings and restoration of architectural monuments.
  • Project management and coordination of subprojects developed by engineers, landscapers, and other specialists as well as professional author's supervision regarding the construction work in accordance with the approved project documentation and construction supervision.
  • Architectural works in graphic and model form, including the development of specifications and technical documentation.
  • Providing architectural guidance to investors and real estate owners and investor representation during the preparation and provision of construction works.
  • Preparing expert opinions and estimates.
358,109 - 1,035,266 Ft
Bricklayer
  • Reading technical and project documentation.
  • Preparing mortar, cement, skim coats, and plasters.
  • Cutting bricks to the required shapes and sizes.
  • Work on bearing, dividing, and non-bearing walls, columns, arches, chimneys, and fireplaces.
  • Checking walls for levelness using a bricklayer straightedge with a bubble level.
  • Insulating building facades, insulation against groundwater and noise.
  • Completing and repairing outdoor and indoor plaster work.
  • Setting up and taking down bricklayer scaffolding.
353,401 - 1,113,628 Ft
Building Control Surveyor
  • Monitoring the method and process of completing construction projects in accordance with occupational health and safety standards.
  • Responsibility for proper installation and operation of technical equipment on the construction site.
  • Responsibility for professional storage and suitability of construction products, materials, machinery and equipment.
  • Supervising the daily management of the building journal.
  • Ensuring the compliance of the spatial position with the construction documentation as well as compliance with general technical requirements for construction.
  • Shared responsibility for the compliance with the conditions of decisions issued for the construction of the building.
  • Ensuring the elimination of identified deficiencies, informing the building authority in case of defects that cannot be removed in the course of construction supervision.
519,069 - 1,358,026 Ft
Building Technician
  • Coordinating and managing activities concerning repairs and maintenance of objects and devices
  • Securing data to develop budgets and calculation
  • Communication with customers, dealing with complaints and technical problems
  • Troubleshooting
397,132 - 1,004,559 Ft
Carpenter
  • Fabricating, altering, repairing, building and assembling the formwork, foundations, lintels, pillars and ceilings.
  • Cutting and shaping wood parts.
  • Establishment of structures and carpentry constructions according to planimetric and as-built drawings.
  • Fulfilling the tasks involved in the establishment of structures.
352,178 - 942,438 Ft
Civil Engineer
  • Completing preparatory, technical, project and other construction and construction-technical documentation for the authorisation of constructions, their alterations, and maintenance work.
  • Completing partial documentation for territorial plans.
  • Completing documentation for the assessment of the impact of construction work on the environment.
  • Providing the technical and economic consulting services (expert opinions, surveys, estimates, etc.).
  • Performing construction measurements and construction diagnostics.
  • Providing professional author's supervision regarding the construction work in accordance with the approved project documentation.
  • Representation investor during the preparation and provision of construction works.
444,612 - 1,153,037 Ft
Construction Estimator
  • Collection and analysis of partial data entering the final value of the construction costs of the works.
  • Examination of preliminary architectural drawings and engineering plans.
  • Attendance at construction sites, checking the availability of utilities.
  • Determining the amount of building materials and labour needed to construct the works.
  • Compilation of estimates taking into account all inputs and factors affecting the final cost value.
  • Drafting of final bids.
  • Providing advice on the profitability of construction projects.
554,913 - 1,086,655 Ft
Construction Manager
  • Coordinating and organising the staff according to the site manager’s instructions.
  • Monitoring the construction processes and procedures while maintaining safety and health at work.
  • Supervising the performance of construction works in accordance with the work schedule.
  • Performing the activities according to construction documentation and their recording in the site diary.
  • Responsibility for the proper management of the company’s wealth.
624,826 - 1,136,125 Ft
Construction Plant Operator
  • Operating various construction machines, such as excavators, loaders, rollers, or bulldozers. The task is to accurately and safely operate these machines during various construction works, such as digging foundations, demolishing buildings, or leveling terrain.
  • Regularly checking the condition of machines and performing their basic maintenance. Ensuring that machines are in good technical condition and ready for use, which helps prevent breakdowns and unnecessary downtime on the construction site.
  • Strictly adhering to all safety measures when working with construction machines. This includes the proper use of protective equipment and respecting safety rules on the construction site.
  • Close cooperation with other workers on the construction site, including site managers and technicians. Ensuring that work is coordinated and proceeds according to plan, which requires constant communication and collaboration.
  • Using construction machines to perform various specific tasks, such as digging, moving materials, or modifying terrain. Each task requires precise machine operation and strict adherence to the assignment.
440,427 - 830,665 Ft
Construction worker
  • Assisting in the construction and maintenance of buildings and infrastructure.
  • Performing tasks such as digging, loading, and unloading materials.
  • Operating hand and power tools safely and effectively.
  • Following blueprints and building plans to meet project specifications.
  • Collaborating with other construction workers and tradespeople to complete projects on time.
  • Ensuring job site cleanliness and organization to promote safety and efficiency.
  • Assisting in the installation of structural components, including walls, floors, and roofs.
  • Conducting quality checks on materials and workmanship to ensure compliance with standards.
  • Reporting any issues or concerns to supervisors promptly.
  • Adhering to all safety regulations and protocols to minimize risk of accidents.
  • Participating in training sessions to enhance skills and knowledge in construction practices.
  • Maintaining a positive and cooperative attitude while working in a team environment.
  • Performing additional duties as assigned by supervisors or project managers.
385,711 - 784,241 Ft
Crane Operator
  • Operating and monitoring mobile and tower cranes.
  • Lifting, lowering and moving heavy and oversized material with a crane arm.
  • Keeping records of the crane operation.
  • Checking the operability of the allocated crane.
  • Adhering to the principles of OSH.
385,665 - 1,003,558 Ft
Design Engineer
  • Creating 3D models of machines, devices and equipment using specialized design software.
  • Elaboration of drawing documentation.
  • Communication with the production department, suppliers, etc.
371,162 - 1,023,643 Ft
Design Technician
  • Design work for aboveground and underground transportation structures, utility networks, electrical installation, heating systems, gas installation, hygienic equipment, HVAC equipment, camera systems, fire protection systems, etc.
  • Completing all levels of project documentation including all drawings and other attachments.
  • Proposal of alternative solutions.
  • Communication with investors and incorporating their requirements into a project.
  • Notifying investors as to the potential drawbacks or risks connected to project execution.
384,790 - 1,161,316 Ft
Drywaller
  • Assembling drywalls and constructions for drywalls.
  • Surface treatment with drywall or hardboards.
320,010 - 717,354 Ft
Estate Agent
  • Arranging for the purchase, sale and rental of real estate.
  • Searching for properties matching the requirements of the client.
  • Publication of advertisements in the media.
  • Conducting sightings of properties, preparing photographic documentation of the interior and exterior.
  • Presentation of selected properties to the clients.
  • Preparing administrative documents for the closure of the business case.
  • Managing and updating real estate portfolio and client database.
412,718 - 1,411,472 Ft
Fitter/Assembler
  • Dismantling original window and door panels, sills, garage doors, shading systems, plaster boards, formwork, etc.
  • Mounting and securing window and door panels, sills, garage doors, shading systems, plaster boards, formwork, etc.
  • Providing repairs, warranties, and after-sales service.
317,633 - 825,292 Ft
Floor Layer, Paver
  • Assessing the degree of unevenness of floors with a spirit level.
  • Eliminating the identified unevenness using a levelling screed.
  • Cutting and sawing wood flooring, laminate flooring and tiles to the required dimensions.
  • Placing wood flooring, laminate flooring and tiles.
  • Sanding, staining and varnishing wood parquet.
351,183 - 975,688 Ft
Industrial Climber
  • Perform tasks in accordance with industry standards and safety regulations using alpine techniques.
  • Conduct site assessments to evaluate conditions and prepare detailed work plans.
  • Execute tasks while secured in place, ensuring adherence to safety protocols.
  • Carry out lifting and movement operations, taking into account anticipated loads and stress factors.
  • Establish and dismantle necessary pathways for movement during operations.
  • Ensure the work area is left clean and safe after the completion of tasks.
  • Collaborate with team members to ensure efficient workflow and communication on-site.
  • Maintain and inspect equipment regularly to ensure optimal performance and safety.
  • Adhere to project timelines and deliver quality work within specified deadlines.
  • Participate in training and development programs to enhance skills and knowledge in industrial climbing techniques.
377,336 - 1,189,964 Ft
Interior Designer
  • Performing project activities, drafting project documentation for interiors and for housing reconstruction.
  • Graphic processing of proposed solutions for interiors, including the drafting of specifications and technical documentation.
  • Providing architectural guidance to investors and property owners.
343,973 - 1,063,467 Ft
Ironworker
  • Hand-cutting thin-walled sections.
  • Joining parts by screwing.
  • Mounting steel formworks and locksmith products.
  • Operating and mounting means of mechanisation.
  • Operating elevators, concrete mixers, etc.
  • Dismantling equipment.
443,931 - 879,324 Ft
Land Surveyor/Geodesist
  • Developing the plat maps.
  • Staking the land.
  • Planimetric and altimetric measurements.
  • Construction measurements before and after completion.
367,900 - 860,236 Ft
Landscape Architect
  • Designing and planning landscape projects that enhance the aesthetic and functional value of outdoor spaces.
  • Collaborating with clients to understand their vision, requirements, and budget for landscape designs.
  • Conducting site analyses and assessments to determine the best design solutions based on environmental factors and site conditions.
  • Creating detailed landscape plans, including planting designs, hardscape layouts, and irrigation systems.
  • Selecting appropriate plants, materials, and construction techniques to ensure sustainability and compliance with local regulations.
  • Coordinating with engineers, architects, and contractors to ensure seamless integration of landscape designs with other project elements.
  • Overseeing the implementation of landscape projects, ensuring quality control and adherence to design specifications.
  • Preparing cost estimates and project timelines, and managing budgets throughout the project lifecycle.
  • Staying updated on industry trends, new technologies, and sustainable practices in landscape architecture.
  • Presenting design proposals to clients and stakeholders, incorporating feedback to refine and finalize plans.
308,963 - 899,651 Ft
Machine Operator, Machinist
  • Operating and maintaining various types of machinery used in construction and manufacturing processes.
  • Setting up machines for production runs and ensuring they are functioning correctly.
  • Monitoring machine operations to ensure quality standards are met and making adjustments as necessary.
  • Performing routine maintenance and troubleshooting on machinery to minimize downtime.
  • Following safety protocols and regulations to ensure a safe working environment.
  • Collaborating with team members and supervisors to achieve production goals and improve processes.
  • Keeping accurate records of machine performance, maintenance, and production output.
  • Assisting in training new operators on equipment and safety procedures.
  • Conducting quality checks on finished products to ensure compliance with specifications.
  • Reporting any equipment malfunctions or safety concerns to management promptly.
  • Adhering to company policies and procedures regarding equipment operation and workplace safety.
  • Contributing to a positive team atmosphere and supporting colleagues as needed.
424,122 - 943,552 Ft
Painter
  • Applying primer to the wall surface before painting.
  • Removing old paint from the walls with a scraper, spatula and/or wire brush.
  • Mixing colours with pigment to achieve the desired colour shade.
  • Applying paint to paint rollers and/or brushes, removing excess paint using a grid.
  • Applying paint to interior and exterior walls with paint rollers and/or brushes.
397,362 - 923,654 Ft
Pipe fitter
  • reading isometric drawings
  • assembling switching systems according to plans
  • bending the pipes
  • repairing and maintanance of pipe systems
  • assembling sewers, water and gas supply pipes
333,648 - 977,275 Ft
Project Manager
  • Planning, managing, and coordinating construction projects.
  • Responsibility for compliance with the agreed deadlines and budget.
  • Inspecting the quality of completed work.
  • Cooperating with construction designers and construction supervisors.
  • Sending price inquiries to potential suppliers.
  • Conducting negotiations with suppliers and selecting suppliers in co-operation with investors.
  • Completing weekly and monthly reports.
  • Cooperating in receiving the construction works.
573,104 - 1,667,288 Ft
Property Manager
  • Managing of residential and non-residential space from a technical aspect.
  • Reviewing the technical condition of buildings and the surrounding area.
  • Responsibility for a continuous supply of energy carriers.
  • Performing regular reviews and inspections of distributions and equipment.
  • Ensuring the cleanliness of the building, removal of municipal waste and recyclable resources.
  • Planning and coordinating alternations and general overhauls of buildings.
  • Communicating with suppliers and national institutions.
  • Responsibility for managing all the required documentation.
365,556 - 1,202,651 Ft
Quantity Surveyor
  • Management of construction preparation
  • Checking the project documentation
  • Processing of price offers and of public tenders
  • Searching subcontractors, making contracts
  • Communication with suppliers and clients
  • Ordering goods and responsibility for warehouse stock
399,649 - 994,874 Ft
Refrigeration Mechanic
  • Performing the calculations that are necessary for designing simpler refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
  • Mounting, dismantling, and completing refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
  • Detecting defects and determining the procedures that are necessary for their removal.
  • Connecting automatic control components to refrigeration and air conditioning equipment.
  • Assessing facilities in terms of meeting standards and regulations.
482,566 - 921,253 Ft
Roofer
  • Calculating, plotting and fabricating sheet metal products.
  • Cutting the sheet metal plates into the required dimensions.
  • Laying a soft and hard roof covering.
  • Covering roofs, terraces, balconies, loggias, parapets, cornices, window sills, etc. with sheet metal.
339,687 - 967,802 Ft
Scaffolder
  • Putting up scaffoldings while considering the load-carrying capacity of the bed.
  • Putting up scaffoldings along the frontage of the buildings.
  • Putting up protective railings, protective nets, ladders, floors and blocks that prevent objects from falling down from the scaffolding.
  • Being responsible for building the right foundations of a scaffolding, for the correct anchoring and putting up of the scaffolding .
  • Taking apart the scaffolding and protective nets after finishing the building process.
352,945 - 1,069,158 Ft
Site Manager
  • Responsibility for organising, managing, and coordinating construction work and other activities on the construction site.
  • Assessing the construction work progress on a regular basis, monitoring the use of budgeted funds.* Recording all completed construction work in the construction log.
  • Taking decisions on the start and completion of construction work and other activities on the construction site and in the structure.
  • Issuing orders related to construction work, the organisation of work, and the movement of people on the construction site and in the structure.
  • Taking the delivery of construction products, determining their suitability, and defining their placement and storage on the construction site.
  • Issuing orders to immediately halt construction work and other activities on the construction site and in the structure.
  • Coordinating the sequence of construction work activities.
  • Forbidding others from the construction site and from the structure.
562,167 - 1,276,287 Ft
Stonemason
  • Selecting suitable stone blocks that are required to implement the contract.
  • Cutting stone blocks to the required dimensions.
  • Engraving and polishing stone plates.
  • Hewing, sandblasting, gilding and silvering letters.
  • Mounting and fixing tombstones in cemeteries.
Structural Engineer
  • Identifying locations in buildings to which the load is imposed.
  • Designing building structures with an emphasis placed on their safety, economy as well as the requirements from investor, architect and public bodies.
  • Completing static and dynamic calculations.
  • Completing expert opinions for new buildings, bridges, tunnels etc.
  • Conducting sightings of buildings damaged by natural disasters, explosions; issuing expert opinions on their further habitability/uninhabitability (in case of residential premises).
448,564 - 1,043,519 Ft
Welder
  • Welding metals, plastics, and polymers pursuant to the technical documentation.
  • Defining suitable methods for welding and work procedures.
  • Using welding tools and instruments, responsibility for proper settings and use.
  • Cleaning, polishing, and other finishing work for welds.
  • Inspecting the quality of welds using a series of tests.
  • Caring for and maintaining technical equipment in operating condition.
466,492 - 966,127 Ft

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