Takeoff & Estimating Assistant (Tile Industry)

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Cost Estimators Tile and Terrazzo Contractors

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Mid

SALARY

$28/hour

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About the role

Takeoff & Estimating Assistant (Tile Industry)

Location: Boro Park, all-female environment Job Type: Full-time, in-office Salary: $28/hour

About the Role: We're seeking an Estimator who lives for the details and thrives on responsibility. Join a professional team where the standards are high, the work is meaningful, and the environment is warm and welcoming. As our Estimator, you are the first step in the project's success. If you are ready to take full ownership of your role in a Heimish environment where you are truly valued, we're looking for you.

Key Responsibilities: Blueprint Review: Analyzing architectural drawings to calculate precise tile quantities (takeoffs). Specification Management: Identifying project-specific requirements to ensure every bid is flawless. Deadline Ownership: Managing multiple takeoff requests with a high sense of urgency and precision.

Qualifications: Attributes: Exceptional attention to detail.

Tech Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office (especially Excel). Communication: Strong professional written and verbal skills.

Experience: 1+ years of prior professional work experience. To Apply: For more details or to apply, reach out to Raizy at rfried@thehirepartners.com or call (845) 422-8098 Ext. 115.

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