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Rod Bovay

12 salary records across 2 employers, 2003–2013.

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Ontario Power Generation

Hydro One and Ontario Power Generation
2003–2013 · 11 records

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Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2013Senior Technical Expert$127,631Benefits $0Total $127,631
2012Senior Engineer/Scientist/Technical Officer$113,351Benefits $396Total $113,747
2011Section Manager$129,554Benefits $691Total $130,245
2010Senior Technical Engineer/Officer$124,867Benefits $663Total $125,530
2009Senior Technical Engineer/Officer$129,139Benefits $663Total $129,802
2008Senior Technical Engineer/Officer$121,464Benefits $788Total $122,252
2007Security Programs Senior Consultant$127,346Benefits $1,158Total $128,504
2006Security Programs Senior Consultant$121,334Benefits $805Total $122,139
2005Security Operations Manager$132,633Benefits $831Total $133,463
2004Nuclear Security Training Coordinator$108,654Benefits $779Total $109,433
2003Security Operations Manager$102,245Benefits $681Total $102,927
Salary history, by year
YearPositionSalary
2010Deputy Director of Engineering & Development Services$128,318Benefits $1,209Total $129,528