Estimator Mitigation & Reconstruction

Posted 3 days ago

macfawn fire flood restorationAlbany (NY)

Cost Estimators Remediation Services

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About the role

Estimator Mitigation & Reconstruction Albany, New York, United States$ 24.00 - 30.00 (US Dollar)

Job description

Job Summary: MacFawn Fire & Flood Restoration is seeking an Estimator to join their team in their Albany, NY location. The Estimator will work in both an office setting and in the field to complete all duties relative to estimating projects. This position will also include reporting to the General Manager and performing various operational related tasks as needed.

Responsibilities & Duties: Responding to both emergency and non-emergency restoration job sites Development and collection of project related documentation to aid in estimation:

Photos
MeasurementsSketchesScopes of Work
Material costs
Labor costs
Subcontractor pricing
Estimate production utilizing estimating software (ie Xactimate) and/or time and material billing rates

Qualifications:

Possess sense of urgency, professional demeanor, positive attitude, and strong work ethic 2+ years construction and property restoration experience
Ability to discuss, confirm and execute scope of work
Ability to identify potential site hazards (asbestos, lead paint, mold, etc.)Willing to work nights and weekends when requested
Travel / site visits required
Frequent lifting in excess of 50 lbs.
Sustained periods of standing, walking, bending, an kneeling
Must be willing to pass background check and drug test.

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: Based on experience

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