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Salaries for positions in the Production work area

The salary range for people working in Hungary in Production is typically from 477,028 Ft (minimum salary) to 1,177,531 Ft (highest average, actual maximum salary is higher).

This is the total monthly salary including bonuses. Salaries can vary drastically among different job positions. If you are interested in the salary of a particular job, please choose it from the list.

Gross monthly salary in category Production
Salaries may vary by position, the value given is indicative.
80% of people earn:
477K - 1.2M Ft
10% earn less lthan 477K Ft
10% earns more than 1.2M 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 Production category in the Hungary earn between 477,028 Ft and 1,177,531 Ft monthly gross.

10% of employees earn less than 477,028 Ft and 10% of people earn more than 1,177,531 Ft.

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List of positions in the Production category and their job descriptions

Job position
Description of job position
Salary range
Fitter/Assembler
  • Reading technical documentation.
  • Mounting machinery units and/or their parts according to technical documentation.
  • Testing the functionality of machine units and/or their parts after assembly.
  • Removing detected anomalies.
  • Handing over machine units and/or their parts after assembly.
361,637 - 774,382 Ft
Foreman
  • Managing a small group of workers
  • Planning and allocating work to individual team members
  • Supervising workers
571,502 - 1,101,045 Ft
Glassmaker
  • Melting and mixing raw materials for glass production in a furnace.
  • Shaping molten glass by blowing into a blowpipe or by pressing, rolling and casting.
  • Cooling the molten glass to the required temperature.
  • Decorated the glass by grinding, cutting, engraving, etching, painting, gilding, silvering etc.
415,491 - 866,072 Ft
Industrial painter
  • Preparing surfaces for painting by cleaning, sanding, and applying primers as needed.
  • Mixing paints and coatings to achieve desired colors and finishes.
  • Applying paint using various techniques, including spray, brush, and roller methods.
  • Ensuring a high-quality finish by inspecting work and making necessary adjustments.
  • Adhering to safety protocols and using personal protective equipment to minimize risks.
  • Collaborating with other team members to meet production deadlines and quality standards.
  • Maintaining tools and equipment in good working condition and reporting any issues.
  • Keeping work areas tidy and organized to ensure efficiency and safety.
  • Following industry standards and regulations regarding environmental impact and waste disposal.
  • Providing input on process improvements to enhance productivity and quality.
373,519 - 730,312 Ft
Labourer
  • Performing a wide range of professional tasks and supporting work depending on the specialisation of the production company.
  • Responsibility for following technical procedures, quality and quantity of produced or finished products and semi-finished goods.
  • Operating machinery, instruments, and equipment.
  • Following safety, fire prevention, and internal regulations.
  • Providing proper notice regarding any problems related to occupational health and safety.
365,528 - 731,612 Ft
Machine Operator
  • Operating and monitoring the operation of one or more pieces of equipment on the production line.
  • Adding materials to pieces of equipment as needed and removing such materials if there is any excess.
  • Checking the in-process and finished products using measurement instruments.
  • Halting the production line operation in case of insufficient quality products.
  • Producing finished products, finishing in-process products.
416,040 - 930,194 Ft
Machine Setter
  • Identification of causes of problems and their subsequent removal
  • Sorting of production machines and devices
  • Setting parameters of the devices in the automatic production
  • Maintenance and regular check-up of machines, including both the mechanic and the robotic aspects
  • Taking care of entrusted machines
558,286 - 939,450 Ft
Maintenance Engineer
  • Providing preventive and operational maintenance of machinery and equipment.
  • Managing, coordinating, motivating and evaluating subordinate employees.
  • Developing and updating maintenance plans.
  • Identifying worn parts.
  • Ordering spare parts.
  • Analysing the causes of downtime and taking measures to eliminate them.
  • Monitoring and controlling maintenance costs.
  • Communicating with shift masters, process engineers and suppliers of machinery and equipment.
797,914 - 1,215,750 Ft
Metrologist
  • Measuring parts and components in a metrological laboratory.
  • Detecting and recording possible deviations detected during the measurement.
  • Performing internal and external calibration of measuring equipment.
  • Responsibility for recording, storing and issuing instruments.
  • Responsibility for the technical condition of measuring instruments and reference standards.
  • Maintaining, archiving and reading technical documentation.
526,612 - 1,044,884 Ft
Operations Supervisor
  • Creating a production plan and monitoring its compliance.
  • Monitoring the department`s effectiveness.
  • Monitoring the activities of the employees and their monthly evaluation.
  • Planning and purchasing of subcomponents required for production.
  • Monitoring the compliance with safety regulations in the operation.
  • Ensuring the provision of technical equipment in the operation.
698,037 - 1,682,801 Ft
Packer
  • Sorting products by size, weight, colour, content, etc.
  • Sticking information labels and stickers on product packaging.
  • Packing products in boxes.
332,348 - 635,187 Ft
Process Engineer
  • Responsibility for the implementation of new products in the company.
  • Completing detailed production documentation and working procedures.
  • Updating production documentation and working procedures in case of a change in the production process.
  • Implementing tools increasing the efficiency of the production process (e.g. Six Sigma, Kaizen, Lean, poka-yoke etc.).
  • Reducing production costs while maintaining the required level of quality.
  • Solving the incurred problems and abnormalities.
  • Participating in the selection and deployment of technological equipment on the company premises.
  • Estimating the requirements regarding the staff, production time and costs.
  • Communicating with other departments in the company.
677,594 - 1,396,821 Ft
Production Planner
  • Planning the production process on the basis of received orders, calculating production capacities.
  • Drawing up daily, weekly and monthly production plans.
  • Ensuring timely supplies of material.
  • Adjusting production plans based on stock levels and production capacities.
  • Ensuring the smooth running of the production process.
  • Monitoring compliance with the production deadlines in accordance with the production plan.
  • Proposing measures to optimise the production process.
  • Analysing production downtime and bottlenecks in the planning process.
  • Cooperating with other departments in the company.
607,056 - 1,094,887 Ft
Production Standard Setter
  • Conducting and evaluating time studies to determine how much time, labour, and machinery is needed to carry out individual work tasks.
  • Determining the amount of time, labour, and machinery needed to carry out various work tasks.
  • Creating work standards and norms.
  • Detecting inefficiencies in the production process and taking measures to eliminate them in the future.
  • Creating new work standards and norms, leading to increased work productivity.
  • Analysing the implementation of labour standards.
442,941 - 1,065,241 Ft
Quality Inspector
  • Performing input, intermediate and output inspection of raw materials, components and products.
  • Operating measuring instruments.
  • Recording the results of measurements.
  • Collecting samples of raw materials and their laboratory testing.
  • Proposing measures and their implementation after identifying errors and drawbacks.
  • Participating in the implementation of quality systems.
  • Completing reports on audit results.
  • Managing and updating prescribed documentation.
447,129 - 824,645 Ft
Service Engineer
  • Mounting, dismantling and powering up production machinery and equipment.
  • Providing the repairs and maintenance of the production machinery and equipment.
  • Providing employee trainings on the use of production machinery and equipment.
  • Completing technical reports.
  • Providing technical support to internal and external customers.
779,861 - 1,325,862 Ft
Service Technician
  • Providing after-sale services for sold products.
  • Mounting and plugging products at the customers’ premises.
  • Identifying the causes of defects in products.
  • Assessing the eligibility of claims.
  • Ordering non-functional or damaged parts from manufacturers.
  • Issuing assembly letters to customers.
  • Receiving and disbursing cash for performed repairs.
562,795 - 1,064,041 Ft
Technologist
  • Inventing new and improving existing technological processes.
  • Supervising the observance of formulations and technological processes.
  • Management of the pre-production process to eliminate any possible shortcomings.
  • Assessing the quality of new products.
  • Proposing measures to optimise the production processes.
  • Analysing variations incurred in conjunction with the shift chiefs.
  • Drafting and updating of technological documentation and/or drawings.
  • Cooperating in the preparation of price calculations.
578,277 - 1,081,210 Ft
Toolmaker
  • Manufacturing tools, devices, components and spare parts according to drawings.
  • Processing finished and unfinished products by grinding, sharpening, milling, drilling, turning, etc.
572,375 - 1,011,131 Ft
Varnisher
  • Preparing vehicles before coating (cleaning, grinding, sealing, masking).
  • Preparing, mixing and applying primary colour, metallic paint, paint and lacquer using spray guns on the vehicle or its parts.
  • Checking the quality of work done after a thorough burning and curing of the paint.
  • Eliminating the incurred drawbacks in accordance with the technological procedures.

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Frequently asked Questions

Frequently asked questions and answers about salaries for positions in the work area Production.

The total gross average salary for positions in the category Production is according to Fizetesek.hu 799,144 Ft.

The best-paying positions in the category Production are Operations Supervisor, Service Engineer, Process Engineer, Maintenance Engineer, Production Planner.

Yes, the size of the company can affect the amount of your salary. Larger companies usually have more stable revenues and can afford to pay the best people on the market. In addition, salaries in large companies may be influenced by collective agreements, which ensure their regular review.

When we add up the average salary of all women and the average salary of all men working in positions in the category Production, women earn 17.29% less than men.