Estimator, Architectural Metals
$90,000 - $115,000 a year
ApplyEstimator, Architectural Metals
Posted 16 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$90,000 - $115,000 a year
About the role
- Competitive Salary
- Performance-based bonus program· Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance· Vehicle Allowance/Gas Card· 401(k) w/ company match· Life Insurance· Paid time off and paid holidays· Health Club Membership reimbursement (Specific Health Clubs)
- Flynn University: Education & Leadership DevelopmentA Day in the Life· Review bid opportunities and advise on the selection of bids to pursue.· Attend all pre-bid site meetings to prepare accurate estimates.· Analyze and comprehend project plans, specs and details.· Analyze project financials and labor costs.
- Complete thorough bid packages for clients.· Prepare takeoffs/estimates of costs of materials, labor and equipment.· Prepare and follow-up on quotes
- Establish and maintain existing relationships with Strategic Accounts
- Review all contracts and quotes for accuracy.· Prepare and maintain a directory of suppliers.· Review products used in projects (analyze cost etc.)· Consult and communicate with Project Managers, Architects, Engineers What you Bring
- Minimum 5 years of experience Estimating in the Architectural Metals Industry – Metal Roofing, ACM Panels, Cladding and Exterior Metal Building Component knowledge· Local market knowledge preferred· Ability to read plans and specifications· Blue Beam experience· Excellent written and oral communication skills· Strong Negotiation Skills· Ability to be a team player and work in a fast-paced environment· Excellent time management with the ability to meet tight deadlines
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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