Electrical Estimator
Electrical Estimator
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Develop detailed cost estimates for electrical, automation, and controls scopes within material handling projects.
- Perform comprehensive quantity take-offs for materials, labor, programming, commissioning, and subcontracted services.
- Develop competitive and defensible bid proposals.
- Interpret RFQs, tender packages, control narratives, P&IDs, electrical drawings, and specifications from a constructability perspective.
- Anticipate access constraints, installation sequencing challenges, integration risks, and commissioning complexities.
- Identify scope gaps, unclear specifications, and cost exposure risks.
- Collaborate with Sales, Engineering, Operations, and Project Management to validate execution assumptions.
- Lead bid review discussions and support project handoffs.
- Coordinate with vendors and subcontractors for pricing and technical alignment.
- Follow all CCA health and safety policies, procedures, and site-specific safety requirements without exception
- Contribute to continuous improvement of estimating standards and cost databases.
- Ability to travel within the U.S. and Canada for customer meetings and site visits when necessary.
- 5+ years estimating electrical, automation, or industrial systems.5+ years of hands-on field experience as an electrician, bringing real-world knowledge of installation and system integration to the estimating process
- Understanding of Familiarity with PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, instrumentation, control panels, and industrial power distribution.
- Experience within the Material Handling industry (conveyor systems, sortation, ASRS, warehouse automation, distribution centers).Ability to interpret electrical schematics and control architecture drawings.
- Proven ability to assess project risk and pricing strategy.
- Experience supporting design-build or EPC-style projects.
- Familiarity with Accubid or comparable estimating software.
- Experience working with large distribution or automated warehouse environments.
- Experience with designing and pricing of power distribution systems in US and CAD considered to be an asset.
- Competitive salary and benefits package 401K company match program
- Opportunities for professional growth and development
- A supportive, team-driven work environment
- The chance to help shape the future workforce of a growing, community-minded company
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