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Project Co-Ordinator salaries
Pay ranges employers published in 8 open job postings for Project Co-Ordinator roles at 7 companies, updated Oct 6, 2026.
- Median base pay£30,000a year
- Typical range£27,000–£32,400Middle half of postings
- Top 10%£38,800and above
- Postings8with a pay range
Posted base pay ranges from job listings, not total compensation. Figures are in GBP; 3 more postings in CAD (median CA$76K), 1 more posting in AUD. How these figures are made
Pay distribution
Postings per pay band: £25K–£30K: 2; £30K–£35K: 1; £35K–£40K: 1.
Pay by level
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Remote vs on-site
Remote: too few postings list pay to show a figure. On-site: CA$36.54/hr (CA$76K/yr) median, CA$27.00–CA$56.19/hr typical, from 3 postings.
Newest Project Co-Ordinator postings
- Project Co-ordinator (35hpw), Inverness - HGH21942Highland Council · United Kingdom · £36.6K–£41K/yr · Posted Oct 6, 2026View posting
- project co-ordinator, constructionCity of North Vancouver · North Vancouver, BC, Canada · CA$51.51–CA$60.87/hr · Posted Oct 5, 2026View posting
- project co-ordinator, constructionWright Construction Western · Saskatoon, SK, Canada · CA$24.00–CA$30.00/hr · Posted Oct 5, 2026View posting
- Project Co-ordinator (Humber Beaver Partnership)Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust · Nottingham, United Kingdom · £32.4K/yr · Posted Oct 2, 2026View posting
- Project Co-ordinator - FoodEnvironmental & Management Solutions · Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom · £27K/yr · Posted Oct 2, 2026View posting
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Project ManagerProject EngineerConstruction Project ManagerProject CoordinatorAssistant Project Manager
Questions and answers
How much does a Project Co-Ordinator make?
The median posted base pay for Project Co-Ordinator jobs is £30K a year, from 8 job postings with pay at 7 companies.
What is the typical Project Co-Ordinator pay range?
The middle half of postings list £27K–£32.4K. The top 10% list £38.8K a year or more, and the lowest 10% £27K or less.