CHIEF Estimator

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labine associatesMelville (NY)

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About the role

Chief Estimator Imagine walking into a company where every day feels like an opportunity to build something that truly matters—both for the environment and for the community. This isn't just any company; it's a full-service environmental and construction firm that has been a cornerstone in the industry for over 20 years. Now, picture yourself as the Chief Estimator, the driving force behind a team of skilled professionals. You're not just overseeing a team—you're guiding them, shaping their growth, and ensuring that every estimate that leaves your department is a reflection of the accuracy and excellence this company is known for. Your expertise is crucial. You'll manage, motivate, and train the estimating team, ensuring that they not only meet but exceed expectations. You'll be the one who guarantees that estimates are accurate, consistent, and delivered on time, playing a vital role in the success of the Construction and Service Business Units. But it's not just about managing others; it's about rolling up your sleeves and diving into the work yourself. You'll be preparing some of the construction and service estimates, adding your expert touch to projects that make a real difference. This position is hybrid, offering the flexibility to work both from the comfort of your home and within a collaborative office environment. However, living within a commutable distance to the office is essential, as your presence will be key to leading the team to new heights. If you are ready to take the next step in your career, where your leadership and estimating skills will be valued and celebrated, then this is the opportunity you've been waiting for.

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