14:7 Roster Salary Calculator – Two Weeks On, One Off
The 14:7 roster — two weeks on, one week off — is the most common FIFO roster in the Australian mining and resources industry. Used extensively across iron ore, gold, lithium, and coal operations, this schedule maximises earning potential while providing regular breaks. If you're starting a FIFO career, chances are you'll be offered a 14:7.
What Is a 14:7 Roster?
A 14:7 roster means you work 14 consecutive days on site followed by 7 days off at home. The 21-day cycle repeats approximately 17.4 times per year, giving you around 243 working days. Shifts are typically 12 hours. This is the industry standard roster across major mining companies in Western Australia's Pilbara region, Queensland's Bowen Basin, and Northern Territory operations. It's also referred to as a 2:1 roster.
Industries That Use the 14:7 Roster
Common locations: WA, QLD, NT, SA
Pros & Cons of the 14:7 Roster
Advantages
Disadvantages
Working Days Per Year on a 14:7 Roster
243
Working days/year
122
Days off/year
17.4
Cycles per year
Example Salary Estimates – 14:7 Roster
Based on 12-hour shifts and 243 working days per year. Figures are gross annual income before tax, super, and allowances.
| Hourly Rate | Est. Annual Gross Income |
|---|---|
| $52/hr | $151,632 |
| $59/hr | $172,044 |
| $66/hr | $192,456 |
| $72/hr | $209,952 |
* Estimates only. Actual pay may vary based on penalty rates, allowances, overtime, and employer agreements. Use the calculator below for a detailed breakdown including Australian tax rates.
Calculate Your Exact 14:7 Roster Pay
Get a detailed breakdown of your take-home pay including Australian tax, superannuation, allowances, and penalty rates.
Who Is the 14:7 Roster Best For?
- Income priority
- Singles or couples
- Career progression
- Most jobs use this