Estimator - Heavy Civil Construction
Posted 3 days ago
cybercodersSacramento (CA)
Cost EstimatorsOther Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$120k - $160k
About the role
If you are an Estimator with Civil Engineering, Paving, Grading, underground experience, please apply!Job Title: EstimatorLocation: Sacramento, CA - Ability to commute and visit sites as needed in the areaSalary: $120k - $160k DOE, Full BenefitsRequirements: 5+ Years of Estimating experience in Heavy Civil Construction; project values up to $30M, Paving, grading, Caltrans experience, Primavera/P6, MS Office/Project, Bluebeam, Take-OffWe are California's premier heavy civil paving, grading, underground, and infrastructure firms. We specialize in complex road and freeway projects, including paving, grading, sanitary, storm, and water work. If you're an experienced Estimator with a background in civil engineering work, please read on!What you will be doing:You will play a crucial role in the preparation of bid proposals, ensuring the accuracy and competitiveness of our bids. This role requires strong analytical skills, the ability to communicate effectively with team members and stakeholders, and a thorough understanding of construction processes and safety standards.Needs:Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering/Construction Management, strongly desired5+ years as an Estimator within Civil Construction ProjectsFamiliarity with Caltrans, BART, Underground, Paving, Grading projectsAGTEK, Bluebeam, Take-Off, Primavera/P6, HCSS/Heavy Bid - Construction Software proficiencyAbility to travel to job sites as needed in the areaRFI submittal knowledge, Agency familiarity, Contractors, etc.
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