Petroleum Engineer Salaries in Singapore
3 salaries
$2K
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$3K
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$4K
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How much does a Petroleum engineer make? The national average salary for a Petroleum engineer is $3,000 in Singapore. Filter by location to see Petroleum engineer salaries in your area. Salary estimates are based on 3 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by Petroleum engineer employees.
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$4K
$4K
$3,566 - $3,864 Range
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$3K
$2,869 - $3,093 Range
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$57,079 - $62,828 Range
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$2K
$1,934 - $2,067 Range
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$28,538 - $31,304 Range
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$86,769 - $93,905 Range
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$79K
$73,417 - $78,567 Range
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$7 - $7 Range
Inspectorate (Singapore)
$4K -$5K
$4K
$5K
$4,465 - $4,914 Range
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$52K
$47,580 - $51,934 Range
Petroleum Engineer Salaries
Frequently asked questions about a Petroleum Engineer salaries
The average salary for a Petroleum Engineer is $3,000 per month in Singapore. Salaries estimates are based on 3 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a Petroleum Engineer employees in Singapore.
The highest salary for a Petroleum Engineer in Singapore is $3,750 per month.
The lowest salary for a Petroleum Engineer in Singapore is $2,000 per month.
Petroleum engineering salaries are relatively high, reflecting the field's educational barriers to entry. To increase their earnings, candidates can work towards gaining a chartered engineer status from a recognised institution. Once hired, petroleum engineers typically work full-time and are paid a salary with additional benefits, sometimes such as discounts and increased holiday pay. Candidates with a master's degree in a relevant field are typically paid higher than candidates with only a bachelor's degree.