The gender pay gap league: civil engineering, 2025/26
76 civil engineering employers reported for 2025/26. The median employer's gap: women's median hourly pay 21.1% lower than men's.
These are the employers' own figures, reported under the gender pay gap regulations (250+ employees must report). The gap compares MEDIAN hourly pay of men and women across the whole workforce — it is not a like-for-like pay comparison for the same job.
A positive gap means women's median pay is lower; a negative gap means men's is. "Closest to parity" ranks by distance from zero in either direction. National and sector medians are on the pay gap statistics page. 1 report claiming a gap of exactly ±100% — which would mean a median hourly rate of zero — is excluded as implausible.
Closest to parity top 50
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21. VAN ELLE LIMITED
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25. COLAS LIMITED
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26. SYSTRA LIMITED
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35. BARHALE LIMITED
Largest gaps — women paid less top 50
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9. HERCULES PLC
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18. BECHTEL LIMITED
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41. BARHALE LIMITED
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49. SYSTRA LIMITED
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50. COLAS LIMITED
Largest gaps — men paid less top 50
The direction rarely published: employers where the median man's hourly pay is below the median woman's.
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23. VAN ELLE LIMITED
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27. COLAS LIMITED
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28. SYSTRA LIMITED
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36. BARHALE LIMITED
Source: employers' statutory reports via gender-pay-gap.service.gov.uk. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.