PRM salary

[IFlySometime]

So these posts never go well on here but I’m bored so I’ll ask…for science.

A Vernon based company is looking for a PRM….o_O

Salary being offered seems low. Are they just setting a point to start negotiations? 

Maybe a typo? $72000 

[IFlySometime]

Well i just read Mikes post about forum misconduct…hopefully this job Ad I saw isn’t the one he is referring to. If so disregard or let me know and I’ll delete post…if i can even do that.

[Olddriver]

No duh

[ray]

Not even in the ballpark

[Heliian]

Without looking at the job or company, a PRM position doesn't really require skills like a DOM position.  Your job would be to compile reports, track times and liase with your amo for performance of maintenance.  Unless they have a massive, multitype fleet then $72000 is pretty decent for the position. 

[DGP]

On 5/6/2021 at 10:23 PM, ray said:

Not even in the ballpark

I would agree with Ray...not even close...not sure what you need for a PRM but I have M1/M2...aint getting out of bed for that.

[CM119]

On 5/8/2021 at 9:42 AM, Heliian said:

Without looking at the job or company, a PRM position doesn't really require skills like a DOM position.  Your job would be to compile reports, track times and liase with your amo for performance of maintenance.  Unless they have a massive, multitype fleet then $72000 is pretty decent for the position. 

What’s the difference? PRM is just the newer designation for DOM which no longer exists in the AWM.  $72,000 is grossly low for that title either way…

[HeliWrench9]

For better clarity, it may help by seperating the title PRM into two specific titles relative to the function and pay range the titles command.

PRMC (Person Responsible for Maintenace Control) - applicable to Operator only, controls maintenance scheduling, monitoring, liason to AMO etc on behalf of the operator. $72,000 is a decent salary for the position for a small to medium fleet. This would also depend on expectations of working hours, and or if able to partially be done remotely.

PRM (Can also be referred to as DOM) - applicable to stand alone AMO's or operators which have their own AMO (must be the same person for both responsibilites in this case). In the case of either, $72,000 is very low. $95,000- $100,000 would be my expected minimum salary. More depending on the working location, expectations of the position, and the size of the overall team and/or fleet managing.

The above salary expectations are just my opinions, but are based on my past and present experience holding the above positions. 

Hope that helps?

JJ

[CM119]

On 2/24/2022 at 9:44 PM, HeliWrench9 said:

For better clarity, it may help by seperating the title PRM into two specific titles relative to the function and pay range the titles command.

PRMC (Person Responsible for Maintenace Control) - applicable to Operator only, controls maintenance scheduling, monitoring, liason to AMO etc on behalf of the operator. $72,000 is a decent salary for the position for a small to medium fleet. This would also depend on expectations of working hours, and or if able to partially be done remotely.

PRM (Can also be referred to as DOM) - applicable to stand alone AMO's or operators which have their own AMO (must be the same person for both responsibilites in this case). In the case of either, $72,000 is very low. $95,000- $100,000 would be my expected minimum salary. More depending on the working location, expectations of the position, and the size of the overall team and/or fleet managing.

The above salary expectations are just my opinions, but are based on my past and present experience holding the above positions. 

Hope that helps?

JJ

I think that’s getting warmer, $100,000 would be a minimum for sure

[cbox chip]

$100k? Geez I make $120k minimum as a field Engineer on mediums, the added responsibility of looking after a whole fleet should be increasing your pay by a fair amount. $150k+ or shove it. Of course this all depends, how many ships in the fleet and what type.