Electrical Estimator
Electrical Estimator
Posted 19 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Electrical Estimating
- Prepare detailed and accurate quantity takeoffs and cost estimates for electrical systems using conceptual designs, design-development documents, and construction documents.
- Develop labor, material, and equipment pricing for: Power distribution
- 2+ years of electrical estimating experience, including prior lead- or senior-level responsibility.
- Demonstrated ability to lead, mentor, and train estimators to complete detailed estimates independently.
- Strong knowledge of electrical systems, materials, and installation methods, including power distribution, lighting, and low-voltage systems.
- Proficiency with estimating software such as: Accubid
- On-Screen Takeoff
- Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field, or equivalent practical experience.
- Experience with pharmaceutical, biotech, or other GMP-regulated projects preferred.
- Familiarity with the following preferred: National Electrical Code (NEC)
- NFPA 70E
- Local electrical codes and requirements
- Relevant education, training, certifications, and practical experience demonstrating the required knowledge and skills will be considered.
- Physical Work Environment
- This position is primarily office-based and requires prolonged periods of sitting and computer use. The role may also require: Periodic visits to active project sites
- Occasional travel to client offices
- Occasional visits to vendor facilities
- Career Growth Opportunities
- The Electrical Estimator role offers opportunities to expand technical expertise in electrical estimating while developing leadership and team-management capabilities.
- Potential career paths include: Estimating Path: Estimator ? Senior Estimator ? Lead Electrical Estimator ? Estimating Manager
- Leadership Path: Lead Electrical Estimator ? Estimating Manager ? Director of Preconstruction
- Advancement opportunities vary based on organizational needs and are influenced by job performance, technical knowledge, leadership capabilities, initiative, communication skills, and readiness to assume increased responsibility.
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