Canadian Security Salary Survey:

Each year, Canadian Security magazine undertakes a salary survey, sponsored by Commissionaires, to get a sense of how people employed in security feel about their industry.
Beyond the dollars, we also look at certifications, training, workplaces and overall job satisfaction. To read a feature story about the survey, please refer to the digital edition of the Nov/Dec issue of Canadian Security magazine. For more results, you can download a pdf.



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Canadian Security magazine's annual Salary Survey, sponsored by Commissionaires, is now online and available for participation.


If you are a professional working in Canadian security, we want to know what you think about the industry, advancement options, training, the workplace and more.

Each year, Canadian Security magazine undertakes a salary survey, sponsored by Commissionaires, to get a sense of how people employed in security feel about their industry.
Beyond the dollars, we also look at certifications, training, workplaces and overall job satisfaction. To read a feature story about the survey, please refer to the digital edition of the Nov/Dec issue of Canadian Security magazine. For more results, you can download a pdf.

Average and Median Monthly Salary Comparison in Canada in Security Manager

Maximum: 5,000 CAD

Median: 4,240 CAD

Average: 4,020 CAD

Minimum: 2,600 CAD

Security Manager VS Law Enforcement / Security / Fire VS All Jobs

Average Salary in Canada in Security Manager	4,020 CAD
Average Salary in Canada in Law Enforcement / Security / Fire	4,635 CAD
Average Salary in Canada (all jobs)	5,613 CAD

Salary Comparison By Job Title (Average Monthly Salary)
Some jobs pay more than others. Displayed below is the salary comparison by job title. Clicking on any of them will display data only for the chosen item.

Each year, Canadian Security magazine undertakes a salary survey, sponsored by Commissionaires, to get a sense of how people employed in security feel about their industry.
Beyond the dollars, we also look at certifications, training, workplaces and overall job satisfaction. To read a feature story about the survey, please refer to the digital edition of the Nov/Dec issue of Canadian Security magazine. For more results, you can download a pdf.

Each year, Canadian Security magazine undertakes a salary survey, sponsored by Commissionaires, to get a sense of how people employed in security feel about their industry.
Beyond the dollars, we also look at certifications, training, workplaces and overall job satisfaction. To read a feature story about the survey, please refer to the digital edition of the Nov/Dec issue of Canadian Security magazine. For more results, you can download a pdf.