Construction project managers and related professionals Salary in Wales

Updated May 2026

Official salary data

10th percentile

Not disclosed

25th percentile

Not disclosed

Median

£40,270

Mean

£40,685

75th percentile

Not disclosed

90th percentile

Not disclosed

‘Not disclosed’ means ONS withheld this value because the sample was too small to publish without risking identification. See the ASHE methodology.

Pay by period

Weekly

£780

Mean £789

Hourly

£19.90

Mean £20.61

Source: ONS Annual Survey of Hours and Earnings (ASHE) · 2024 revised

Regional pay context

Median pay in Wales is £2,480/month. Construction project managers and related professionals earn 35% above the local median.

Source: HMRC PAYE Real Time Information (via ONS) · March 2026

Sector pay context

Average weekly earnings in the Construction sector are £801/week. Earnings grew -2.1% over the past 12 months vs +3.7% nationally.

Source: ONS Average Weekly Earnings (EARN01), seasonally adjusted · February 2026

Employment patterns

  • 95.8% of Construction project managers work full-time (national average)
  • 10% are self-employed (national average)
  • 98.9% of employees have permanent contracts (national average)

Source: ONS Annual Population Survey (APS218), 2025

Take-home pay estimate

£
Annual
Gross salary
£40,270
Income tax
£5,540
National Insurance
£2,216
=Take-home pay
£32,514

Estimate only · 2026/27 HMRC rates · Standard allowances · Not financial or tax advice

Pay by gender

Median annual pay

All employees

£40,270

Male

£40,270

Mean annual pay

All employees

£40,685

Male

£40,685

Full-time vs part-time

Full-time (median)

£40,270

Full-time (mean)

£40,685

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