Occupation & salary Switzerland

Bricklayer salary in Switzerland

Ø gross per year
102,000CHF
Ø per month
8,500 CHF
Minimum
48,000 CHF
Maximum
156,000 CHF
Ø age
33.9 years
Ø work experience
13.4 years
Weekly working hours
40.8 hours
Holidays / year
25.2 days

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Estimated net wage / month
6,508 CHF
  • Gross wage / month 8,500 CHF
  • Total deductions (23.4%) − 1,992 CHF
  • AHV/IV/EO contribution 451 CHF
  • ALV contribution 94 CHF
  • NBU contribution 122 CHF
  • KTG contribution 38 CHF
  • Pension Fund 514 CHF
  • Withholding Tax 773 CHF

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Salary data

Salaries in detail

By canton Gross per year Monthly wage
be 62,859 CHF 5,238 CHF
bl 78,808 CHF 6,567 CHF
ti 69,347 CHF 5,779 CHF
lu 69,177 CHF 5,765 CHF
zh 67,858 CHF 5,655 CHF
By qualification Gross per year Monthly wage
University 69,000 CHF 5,750 CHF
By gender Gross per year Monthly wage Ø age Ø work experience
Male 66,673 CHF 5,556 CHF 33.7 13.4
Female 68,215 CHF 5,685 CHF 50.0 20.0

Factors influencing the salary

The salary of bricklayers in Switzerland is significantly influenced by the canton, professional experience and qualifications. Relatively high salaries are paid in the cantons of Basel-Landschaft, Ticino and Lucerne, while pay tends to be lower in Bern. Earnings increase noticeably with growing professional experience, as physically demanding and more responsible tasks on the construction site are taken on with practice. A higher qualification, such as further training as a foreman or site supervisor, also has a positive effect on salary. There are only minor differences in pay between men and women in the bricklaying profession.

Job profile & responsibilities

Bricklayers are responsible on construction sites for building masonry, concrete structures and shell construction. Their tasks include laying walls, installing reinforcement, producing and processing concrete, and building foundations and basement structures. They read construction plans, work with construction machinery, and ensure that buildings are erected in a stable, safe manner according to specifications. The profession requires physical fitness, manual skill, and teamwork, as bricklayers usually work in teams on changing construction sites. Entry is typically through a three-year apprenticeship as a bricklayer (EFZ), with further training opportunities to foreman or site supervisor.

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